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Order for lasix 35mg via g tube.you have on hand 40mg/5ml.how many mls should i give?
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Ask Doc: Ask your doctor to see if can be simplified as they should give calculation or his nurse. 40mg per 5 ml,therefore each mil is =8mg, therefore 35/8= 4.375 ml
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