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hi!
I am studying pediatric dosage calculations currently and I am using the Saunder's book. I was always taught that if the answer is less than 1 mL round to two decimal places. However, my answer came to 0.925 mL which I thought would be rounded to 0.93. Is this not correct-- Saunders just rounds it to 0.92. Is it different with children that you never round up?
Thanks a lot!
RNSAINT41
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We were taught less than 1ml round to nearest hundredth, greater than 1ml round nearest tenth.