Pediatric Dosages and dosing by weight

[@ovellaoneal2457]

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[@praiselinjeneta.m2749]

Where did you get the 1.8 mg from the 4th problem?

[@ceasarandrepont5331]

Thank you, for explaining the conversions in an easy fashion. Now, all I have to do is retain the steps!

[@maryerb6062]

I can tell you're a professional teacher. Thanks!

[@twinklelight1362]

Complete and wonderful! Super thank you!!!❤️😍

[@realperson5803]

Awesome thank you

[@sherrystalnaker7235]

Good explanation, I'm hoping this will get in my head

[@crystaldiaz7061]

I understood everything thanks to this vídeo! 🤗🤗🤗

[@alvasland544]

Very helpful !!

[@HassanMaalin1]

Very nice . Thanks

[@alexapadilla5691]

where did you get the 150 from for the first problem?

[@cristianorengoclavell4988]

Hi Alexa! The 150 comes from Fried Formula that is age in months/150 multiplied by adult dosage. God bless you!

[@vivianinto522]

awesome explanation

[@vikrantnarayan7233]

Nice information

[@elquiruman]

Excellent thanks

[@donal5029]

The answer is 0.4 ml not 4 ml

[@jhaydee7254]

don al >>>>>>>> hello dude, check your solution, the correct answer is 4mL. X= 400mg x 5mL divided by 500mg, will give you, 4mL. VERY EASY!