Aug 11, 201411 yr Hello!Can someone check to see if my answer if correct for this pediatric calculationPrescription reads: Tobramycin 15mg IV q6hThe child weighs 10kgThe safe dose ranges are: 6-7.5mg/kg/dayWhat is the low range dose?What is the high range dose?The answer I got was 60mL for the low dose and 75mL for the high dose. Is this correct?Thanks in advance! :)
Aug 11, 201411 yr How did you get ml as your answer and also your answer is per day, instead of q6h to check whether they are safe. Lastly are you sure, you know what you are doing
Aug 11, 201411 yr Author How did you get ml as your answer and also your answer is per day, instead of q6h to check whether they are safe. Lastly are you sure, you know what you are doingloveofrn- I didn't mean to type mL, that was a mistake. I wasn't too sure if I had did the problem correct, that is the whole reason I posted on here....
Aug 11, 201411 yr Experts Well yes I guess we were looking at daily dose.60 -75 per day. The range is stated as per day so I would express the answer as the per day range.
Aug 11, 201411 yr Good day, Prescription reads: Tobramycin 15mg IV q6hThe child weighs 10kgThe safe dose ranges are: 6-7.5mg/kg/dayWhat is the low range dose?What is the high range dose?10 kg x 6 mg/kg/day = 60 mg/kg/day10 kg x 7.5 mg/kg/day = 75 mg/kg/day15 mg x (24 / 6) = 60 mg would have the prescription within the safe range (at floor of dosage).Thank you.
Hello!
Can someone check to see if my answer if correct for this pediatric calculation
Prescription reads: Tobramycin 15mg IV q6h
The child weighs 10kg
The safe dose ranges are: 6-7.5mg/kg/day
What is the low range dose?
What is the high range dose?
The answer I got was 60mL for the low dose and 75mL for the high dose. Is this correct?
Thanks in advance! :)