B. Calculate the following information. USE THE FACTOR-LABEL METHOD TO DO YOUR CALCULATIONSIII 1. A medical solution had a concentration of 30mg/ml. How many ml would need to be delivered to dispense a total of 150mg of med? 2. A certain med was available 0.50gm/100mL. A doctor prescribed a dosage of 15mg to be delivered by IV over an hour. How many mL should be delivered to this patient over the hour? How many mL is this per minute? 3. A patient was injected with 5.00ml of a 3.0gm/10mL codeine solution. How many grams of codeine were delivered to the patient? 4. A doc recommends a med, 25mg/kg for pain every four hours. How many grams would you receive every four hours? (you can use you ideal weight(:)) Fundamental Chemistry I 97 3. A patient was prescribed 50mg of V1staril for anxiety. Vistaril oral suspension was available 25mg/ teaspoon. How many mL will be given to the patient? 6. Naporsyn 0.375gm is ordered for a patient. Naprosyn is supplied in 250mg scored tablets. How many tablets will be given to the patient? 7. A physician orders Keflin 500mg every six hours for your patient. Keflin 1gm/10mL is available for use. How many mL will you dispense to the patient every six hours? 8. A client weighs 125 pounds and a doctor prescribes 30mcg of med/kg/day. How many mg will you be giving this client every day? 9. A physician orders 700,000 units of Penicillin. The vial of Penicillin is labeled 250,000 units/ cc. How many mL would you administer? Fundamental Chemistry I 10. Mr. D.B. has poison ivy. The doctor orders daily decreasing doses of Prednisone for treatment. This medicine is dispensed in 10mg tablets. Day 1,40mg is ordered. How many tablets will you give this patient? Day 425mg is ordered. How many tablets will you give this patient? 11. Mrs. R. is to receive an injection for pain following surgery. The doctor orders Demerol 75mg and Phenergan 25mg every 4 hours as needed for pain. The medicine is dispensed as follows: Demerol 50mg/ml and Phenergan 50mg/ml. How will the injection be drawn up? How many total ml (cc) will you inject into this patient? 12. S.P. is an 18 month old child who weighs 20 pounds. He has atrial fibrillation and is being treated with Digoxin. He is on a maintenance dose of Digoxin 0.006mg/kg/ day in divided doses every 12 hours at 0800 and 2200 . Calculate the dose of medication you will give this patient every morning. 13. C. A. is a 16 month old child, weighing 18 pounds, who is diagnosed with an upper respiratory infection. Her doctor prescribes Cefaclor by mouth 20mg/kg/day in divided doses every eight hours. How many mg will the child receive at each dose? 14. Mr. and Mrs. G.W. and their son G., Jr. were exposed to Hepatitis A at a local restaurant. Fundamental Chemistry I 99 se Health Department is administering immune globulin for this exposure. The recommended dose is intramuscular injection (IM) 0.02ml/kg for adults and children. Calculate the injection a. Mr. W. weighs 205lb b. Mrs. W. weighs 140lb c. G. Jr. weighs 65lb 15. A physician orders 3 grains Phenobarbital at bedtime for control of seizures for Mr. I. The Phenobarbital on hand is 60mg/ tablet. How many tablets should you administer to Mr