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the doctor orders 120 mg of medicine to be given in the morning and 120 at night. The nurse gives you 6 tablets for the morning and tells you there are 30 mg on each tablet. Is this the correct dose? How
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the doctor orders 120 mg of medicine to be given in the morning and 120 at night. The nurse gives you 6 tablets for the morning and tells you there are 30 mg on each tablet. Is this the correct dose? How many tablets should you get?

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not correct

30mg ÷6=5 that mean you should get 5 tablet

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