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calculation problem help pls
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I got the same answer doing the same thing. But since it didn’t match OP’s answer I thought I was either an idiot or missing something and decided not to say anythingi got 21.74 accounting Leukine volume using (500*x)/(250+x) = 40 mhm
In real practice, you're going to mix 20 ml of Leukine with 230 ml NS to make a final volume of 250 ml of 40mcg/ml solution.
Otherwise don't be surprised to have an inspector ask if you REALLY use a tuberculin syringe in compounding. Some of these hospital programs that extend a BSA to 4 decimal places cause us a hard time when Taxol is 6mg/ml.
If the question was worded as you presented it (with the answer of 21.74) then it was poorly designed.
Otherwise don't be surprised to have an inspector ask if you REALLY use a tuberculin syringe in compounding. Some of these hospital programs that extend a BSA to 4 decimal places cause us a hard time when Taxol is 6mg/ml.
If the question was worded as you presented it (with the answer of 21.74) then it was poorly designed.