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E Watch The E × -w1 1 Dir Digital Reso × e Solved: AB (49) Riha × / SmartworkS G20% 01/26 Glfa patient l × iny × . Secure https://digital.wwnorton.com/17185 02 Question (1 point) See page 2 The maximum single dosage of acetaminophen is 15.0 mg per 1.00 kg of body mass (weight) If a patient has a mass of 70.5 kg, how many mg of acetaminophen can be prescribed in a single dose? 1st attempt Part 1 (0.5 point) See Periodic Table See H Select the correct conversion factor needed for this calculation: Choose one 1 kg acetaminophen/15 mg body mass 1 mg acetaminophen/15 kg body mass 15.0 mg acetaminophen/1 kg body mass 15.0 kg acetaminophen/1 mg body mass O O 6:30 PM Type here to search 1/26/2018

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Part 1 : 15.0 mg acetaminophen /1 kg body mass

The maximum single dose of the drug as mentioned in the question is 15.0 mg per 1.00 kg of the body mass , so the conversion factor will be 15.0 mg acetaminophen /1 kg body mass

Part 2 :

Since 15.0 mg / 1 kg of body mass is the single dose for a person

The patient weighs 70.5 kg ,

so the amount of drug to be prescribed in a single dose :

= (70.5 / 1 ) x 15.0

= 1057.5 mg acetaminophen.