Mar 12, 201016 yr I am lost in pediatric math...any help would be great...math competency test in 24 hrs!Order: 250 mg ampicillin IV Q 8 hrsOn hand: Ampicillin 1.5 grams to be reconstituted with 8.4 ml waterHow many ML=one dose?How to you set this up using dimensional analysis????
Mar 12, 201016 yr Figure out the reconstituted concentration, shift the unit scale for the ampicilin to the proper magnitude, put your desired dose in the place where its unwanted unit will cancel out, and you'll come out with a volume that's your answer.If I tell you any more than that, I'll just be giving you the answer without letting you learn how to do it. I do have to wonder how you passed HS Chem, let alone Gen Chem.
Mar 12, 201016 yr Set it up like this:order x what you have on handSo, 250mg x 8.4/1500mg = how many mLs
Mar 12, 201016 yr Author Thanks, just needed a boost..am not aking for the answer..everyone started somewhere..
I am lost in pediatric math...any help would be great...math competency test in 24 hrs!
Order: 250 mg ampicillin IV Q 8 hrs
On hand: Ampicillin 1.5 grams to be reconstituted with 8.4 ml water
How many ML=one dose?
How to you set this up using dimensional analysis????