• Look around your house or work for a type of medicine that requires a dosage.
• Discuss the medicine, including its name, use, concentration, or dosage.
• Include a picture of the active ingredient in the drug.
• Derive and solve a dosage problem based on the medicine that you choose.
  • For example, your physician ordered 2.4 g of folic acid. Folic acid is available at 800 mg per tablet. How many tablets should be taken?
  • Substitute your medicine to create a problem and then solve it.
  • Make sure to show work.