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How many tablespoons of medication should a patient be instructed to take at home if 60 mL is prescribed

How many tablespoons of medication should a patient be instructed to take at home if 60 mL is prescribed
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How many tablespoons of medication should a patient be instructed to take at home if 60 mL is prescribed

User Francesco Meli
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Answer:

The patient should take around 4.06 tablespoons. Hope this helped

Explanation:

  1. 1 ml = 0.067628 tablespoon
  2. Multiply 0.067628 by 60
  3. Result: 4.0576
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