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What the the nursing diagnosis immunization status readiness enhanced mean?

Thank you sooo much. That is the answer that I came up with but wasnt quite sure. You guys ROCK!

This isn't homework, these are practice questions that I am trying to figure out. School hasnt started as yet so I dont have any homework. I know how to set up the problem but I am stumped at the gm/ml. So far I have 1 dose = 40lbs/4 doses x 1 kg/2.2lbs x 150mg/1kg now I am not sure whether I should then put 1gm/1000 mg x 5ml/0.5gm. Please help someone! I know that this is my work and my responsibilty, but I am just asking for some assistance in figuring out this problem. Some of you nurses on here are so unhelpful and feel as though us students just want a handout when most times we are just asking for help just like how you needed help when in nursing school. Its sad to see this.

I am practicing ped dose cal for when school opens next month and have been stomped on this question for an hour now and still trying to figure it out. PLEASE HELP! The recommended dose of Gantrisin Pediatric Suspension is 150 mg/Kg PO in 4 doses daily Gantrisin Pediatric Suspension 0.5 Gm/5ml How many ml should be given for one dose for a 40 lb child I will be soo grateful.

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Docter orders Pitocin 10 units in 1000 ml of Normal Saline to infuse at 6 milliunits (mU) per minute. The drop factor of the tubing is is 15 gtts=1 ml. How many ml/hr should the infusion be set at? (NOTE: 1000mU=1U) I AM STUMPED!!!