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Show the setup and units. Round only the final answer unless the question gives a different instruction. Practice scenarios only. Do not use for patient care.

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Unit conversion
Convert 0.4 mg to mcg.
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2.
Unit conversion
Convert 1.5 g to mg.
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3.
Unit conversion
Convert 750 mcg to mg.
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4.
Unit conversion
Convert 1.5 g to mg.
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Unit conversion
Convert 1.25 L to mL.
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Medication dosage

(desired ÷ have) × quantity

Check: Use the same dose unit for the order and the supply.

IV drip rate

(mL × gtt/mL) ÷ minutes

Check: Use the drop factor on the tubing package.

Infusion duration

volume ÷ mL/hr

Check: Convert the decimal part of an hour to minutes.

Weight-based drip

(dose × kg × 60) ÷ concentration

Check: Convert the bag amount from mg to mcg before you calculate.

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