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The nurse recieves an order for medication r4000 units subcutaneously. the medication label states medication r5000 units/ml.how many ml should the nurse prepare too administer the correct dose?
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The nurse recieves an order for medication r4000 units subcutaneously. the medication label states medication r5000 units/ml.how many ml should the nurse prepare too administer the correct dose?

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0.8 ml

Step-by-step explanation:

if you receive 5000 units per ml and you want 4000 units, divide 4000 by 5000 for 0.8 mls

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