help with drug calculation

Per every 1mL there is 50 mg of medicine. If would all depend on how many mLs in total are listed on the label for that medicine as to how much quantity you have in total.

If the vial contains 2 mL there would be 100 mg of medication in the entire vial so you would not give all 2 mL. You would draw up only 1 mL in your syringe and that would give you your 50 mg needed for your dose. If the vial is a 1 mL vial and it contains 50 mg of med and that is what the order is for then you would draw up the entire 1 mL to get the full 50 mg dose.

Yes the drug concentration is 50mg/ml.

My question is what is the purpose of that statement on the label that says "1ml in a 2ml single dose vial" What does that statement even mean ?

I think that is a distraction. I think it just means there is 1 ml of solution in a 2 mL vial.

I think that is a distraction. I think it just means there is 1 ml of solution in a 2 mL vial. So you would do the D/H formula: 50mg/50mg X 1 ml= 1 mL

Yes the drug concentration is 50mg/ml.

My question is what is the purpose of that statement on the label that says "1ml in a 2ml single dose vial" What does that statement even mean ?

The way I read it is that they are using a 2mL vile to put in 1mL of medication. So you are counting the 1mL of medication only not how much the vile holds.

Yes the drug concentration is 50mg/ml.

My question is what is the purpose of that statement on the label that says "1ml in a 2ml single dose vial" What does that statement even mean ?

It doesn't actually matter what that statement means. Whether there are 1 mL or 2 mL in a single dose or multi dose vial, you still need to administer 50 mg/1 mL.