250 mg po every 6 horus . the drug is available as an oral suspension that contains 125 mg/5 ml. identify how many milliliters will the nurse administer for one dose of the medication

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250 mg po every 6 horus . the drug is available as an oral suspension that contains 125 mg/5 ml. identify how many milliliters will the nurse administer for one dose of the medication

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250mg•5ml/125mg = 2•5ml = 10ml

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