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A physician assistant orders 0.7 mg of digoxin to be injected in office. If you have 350mcg/mL on hand, how many mL would you inject?
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A physician assistant orders 0.7 mg of digoxin to be injected in office. If you have 350mcg/mL on hand, how many mL would you inject?

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0.7 mg is 700mcg.
So if you only have 350mcg you’ll only inject 0.35mg.
You wouldn’t have enough for a 0.7 mg dose of digoxin that’s needed.
I don’t think you’ve put the right measurements maybe nanogram not milligrams ??
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