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I am trying my best to figure out how to make D50 into 10% for neo-nates. In my mind, if you have 50% Dextrose this equates to 25g of Dextrose in the 50 ml of solution. This is 0.5g per ml. If you dump out 40 ml of solution, this leaves 10 ml X .5g= 5g of Dextrose. If you fill the bag back up to 50ml. this leaves a solution of 5g in 50 ml= 10%. Is this correct?
If yes, how in the world do I show this mathmatically on paper. I have grasped med math very well, I think, but for the life of me I can't figure out how to show this on paper.
BTW, this is not a test question you are helping me cheat on, unless it's on the National Registry exam that I take in July.
If yes, how in the world do I show this mathmatically on paper. I have grasped med math very well, I think, but for the life of me I can't figure out how to show this on paper.
BTW, this is not a test question you are helping me cheat on, unless it's on the National Registry exam that I take in July.