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You are using a dosing rate of 1.5 mg/kg to deliver lidocaine by IV drip. Your patient's mass is 100 kg. You are using 0.5% lidocaine (which means it contains 5 mg lidocaine in each 1 ml of fluid). How
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You are using a dosing rate of 1.5 mg/kg to deliver lidocaine by IV drip. Your patient's mass is 100

kg. You are using 0.5% lidocaine (which means it contains 5 mg lidocaine in each 1 ml of fluid).
How many ml will you give the patient?

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150 ml?

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