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1、Safety related to Administration methodsUNRS 314Jan Bazner-ChandlerCPNP, CNS, MSN, RNPediatric dosages calculated by weightnMost drug books use weight in kilograms, patients are often weighed in pounds:nTo convert pounds to kilograms 2.2 lb = 1 kg.n2.2 x = weight in lbnDivide pounds by 2.2 to get we

2、ight in kgCalculationnIf a child weighs 88 lbs, what is the weight in kg?n88lb : x kgn88 divided by 2.2 = 40 kgnIf a child weights 6 lbs what is the weight in kg?n6 lb divided by 2.2 = 2.72 kgMedication dosagenFor a dosage of medication to be safe, it must fall within the safe range as listed in a D

3、rug Handbook, PDR or other reliable drug reference.Safe Medication DosenCalculate daily dose ordered (Physician orders)nCalculate the low and high parameters of safe range (from drug book)nCompare the patients daily dose to the safe range to see if it falls within the safe zoneCalculationnA child is

4、 2 years and weighs 36 lbs is receiving Amoxicillin 215 mg po tid for a bilateral otitis media (ear infection).nPatient weight in kg = 16.36 kgnDavis drug guide: PO (children) 7 days and 2000 grams: 50 mg to 100 mg / kg / day divided into doses q 12 hours. nIs the dose a safe dose? nThe ampicillin comes as a powder 125 mg to be diluted with 1 ml of sterile water. nHow much ampicillin would you draw up from the vial to equal 100 mg?Remember the Basicsn1 teaspoon = 5 ml