A child has clarithromycin ordered for an infection caused b…

A child has clarithromycin ordered for an infection caused by Haemophilus Influenzaecomplex. The order is for 7.5 mg/kg/dose PO twice daily (BID). The child weighs 74 pounds. How many milligrams should the nurse administer for one dose?  Record your answer to the hundredth place. The nurse has an oral suspension of 125 mg/5 mL of clarithromycin. How many milliliters would the nurse give per dose?  Record the answer to the tenth place. The child is being discharged with the remaining doses to be given at home.  The child’s mom asks how many teaspoons she should give with each dose.  How many teaspoons per dose would you tell the parent if the medication is dosed 125mg/5 mL?  Record your answer as a whole number.  Give only one answer. Give the answer to the last question. 

Find the mistakes with the underlined words, and correct the…

Find the mistakes with the underlined words, and correct them in the space provided. Not all of the sentences have mistakes. If there are no mistakes, write “Correct” in the space provided.  Do not make any changes to correct sentences.  (They will be marked wrong.) He wrote his paper by hand instead of use a computer.

Find the mistakes with the underlined words, and correct the…

Find the mistakes with the underlined words, and correct them in the space provided. Not all of the sentences have mistakes. If there are no mistakes, write “Correct” in the space provided.  Do not make any changes to correct sentences.  (They will be marked wrong.) Who has the best costume will win a prize.

A 13 year old girl presents with bronzed skin, joint pain, a…

A 13 year old girl presents with bronzed skin, joint pain, and amenorrhea. The patient’s lab work reveals elevated LFTs, and radiographic scans show iron deposits in the liver, joints, and skin. Based on the information provided, the patient should be evaluated for this iron overload disorder: