Question

Select the correct formula to use to identify the amount of drug in 1 mL of solution.

1) Supply : Have :: 1 mL : Desire
2) Supply/Have = 1 mL/Desire
3) Amount of drug (mL)/Amount of fluid × Supply = 1 mL
4) Amount of drug (mL)/Amount of fluid = Amount of drug in 1 mL

Answer 1

The correct formula to use to identify the amount of drug in 1 mL of solution is Amount of drug (mL)/Amount of fluid = Amount of drug in 1 mL.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct formula to use to identify the amount of drug in 1 mL of solution is:

Amount of drug (mL)/Amount of fluid = Amount of drug in 1 mL

This formula relates the amount of drug to the amount of fluid in the solution. By dividing the amount of drug in mL by the amount of fluid, we can determine the amount of drug present in 1 mL of the solution.

If you want to identify the amount of drug in 1 mL of solution, you can use the following formula:

Amount of drug per mL

=

Total amount of drug

Total volume of solution

This formula expresses the concentration of the drug in terms of the amount of drug per unit volume of the solution. It allows you to determine the quantity of the drug present in each milliliter (1 mL) of the solution.