Safe Dosage Calculations and Descriptive Analysis of Patient Data

make a dataset of 10 patients on their anthropometric measures. Columns of the data table must include: patient #, weight (kg), and height (cm). Note that your randomly created table of 10 patients will be different from your colleagues.

1. Calculate the body surface area for each patient, and round the result to the nearest hundredth. 2. Conduct a descriptive analysis of the patient data. Include a summary table of the variables and the calculation of descriptive statistics. 3. Create appropriate visualizations to present the results of the descriptive analysis. 4. Calculate the safe dose ranges for each patient and round to the nearest hundredth, based on the medications listed below:

Medication Safe Dose Ranges:

Antibiotic X: Dosage based on body surface area is 400 - 500 mg/m/day. Painkiller Y: Dosage based on body surface area is 800 - 1600 mg/m/day. Anti-inflammatory Z: Dosage based on body surface area is 10 - 20 mg/m/day.

5. Determine and identify if the following medication orders are within the safe ranges for each patient:

Medication Orders:

Antibiotic X: 250 mg orally qh8. Painkiller Y: 600 mg orally twice per day. Anti-inflammatory Z: 20 mg orally once per day.