A syrup dose table says: under 20 kg, 5 mL; 20 to 39 kg, 10 mL; 40 kg and over, 15 mL. A child weighing 38 kg takes the dose twice daily for 5 days. How much syrup is used in total?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. 100 mL
- Step 1: The dose for 38 kg is 10 mL. Step 2. 10 mL x 2 x 5 days = 100 mL. Answer: 100 mL. Why not the others: these use another band or forget the repetition.
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