Anyone Here Good at Math? - Math and Medications

My brain has completely froze. I can't even figure out how I got my initial figures for Exercise One
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. I will get a good nights rest and try again in the morning. I know I can figure this out. I think I'm over complicating it.

It would be good if others give this a try so they know how when the need arises and can't get quick enough answers from the forum.

-Free Spirit
 
Ok, I edited and corrected post # 14 and post # 17. If you would be so kind to check it over and let me know if I'm wrong. I think I got it right now.

Now to work on Exercise #4 and #5. Been a soggy day today so my computer has been off because of thunderstorms.
 
Exercise Number Four


What are the per liter doses for the following:
  • 0.024%
  • 0.012%
  • 0.006%

-Kathy

It seemed too easy I had to check it several different ways and still came up with the same answer. Here's one method:

1 gallon = 3.785 L (listed on the package of amprolium)
50 gallons = 189.27 L
1 Liter = .26 gal
1 ounce = 29.5735 ml

16 oz = 473.176 ml
8 oz = 236.588 ml
4 oz = 118.294 ml

0.024%: 473.176ml divided by 189.27 L = 2.5ml/L
0.012%: 236.588ml divided by 189.27 L = 1.250ml/L (or 2.5 divided by 2)
0.006%: 118.294ml divided by 189.27 L = .625ml/L (or 2.5 divided by 4)

These are in US measurements. UK measurements will be slightly different.
 
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Knowing how to make Corid water with the 9.6% solution can help with make many other medications, which I will point out as we go along.

-Kathy
 
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Exercise Number Five

How many milligrams (mg) of amprolium are there in:
  • One liter at the 0.024% level = ??? mg
  • One liter at the 0.012% level = ??? mg
  • One liter at the 0.006% level = ??? mg


-Kathy

1 oz = 29.5735ml = 29.5735g
50 gal = 189.27L

Converting ounces to milliliters to grams

0.024%: 16oz = 473.176g divided by 189.27L= 2.50g/L
0.012%: 8oz = 236.588g divided by 189.27L = 1.25g/L
0.006%: 4oz = 118.294g divided by 189.27L = .625g/L

Return grams to milligrams by multiplying by 1000 (seen in formulas below).
Now find out how many milligrams of amprolium at 9.6% are there in one Liter

0.024%: 2500mg x 0.096 = 240mg amprolium per liter
0.012%: 1250mg x 0.096 = 120mg amprolium per liter
0.006%: 625mg x 0.096 = 60mg amprolium per liter

This should take care of the changes. Should be correct now.
 
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