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How do you calculate the dose when a medication order is 250 mg and the medication label
states 125 mg per tablet?
✔✔ Divide the ordered dose by the dose per tablet (250 ÷ 125 = 2 tablets)
A provider orders 750 mg of medication. Tablets are available in 500 mg each. How many tablets
should the nurse administer?
✔✔ 1.5 tablets
If a liquid medication concentration is 250 mg per 5 mL and the order is 500 mg, how many
milliliters will the nurse give?
✔✔ 10 mL
A client is prescribed 1.25 g of an oral medication. The pills come in 500 mg each. How many
pills will the client take?
✔✔ 2.5 pills
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, How many teaspoons of medication will the nurse administer if the order is for 15 mL?
✔✔ 3 teaspoons (since 1 teaspoon = 5 mL)
What is the dose in milligrams if a client takes 3 tablets of 200 mg each?
✔✔ 600 mg
If a medication label says 50 mg per 2 mL and the provider orders 75 mg, how many mL will the
nurse administer?
✔✔ 3 mL
How many tablets will the nurse give for a 375 mg dose if tablets are 125 mg each?
✔✔ 3 tablets
An order reads 2.5 mg PO daily. The medication is available as 1 mg tablets. How many tablets
should the nurse administer?
✔✔ 2.5 tablets
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