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Dr's order is 7.5 mg, the bottle on hand reads 5mg tabs how many tables are given?
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Dr's order is 7.5 mg, the bottle on hand reads 5mg tabs how many tables are given?

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1.5 tablets

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if you were getting one dose of 7.5mg but are given in the form of 5mg then it'll be 1 and 1/2 tablet to equal 7.5mg.

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