In some medicine what is the larger dose 0.25 mg to 0.5 mg? How is it measured?
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.5mg is 2 times larger than .25mg \n.5mg is 1/2 of 1mg\n.25mg is 1/4 of 1mg\n\nmg or milligram is a weight measurement and can be weighed on a balance scale
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If the dosage is 1ml per 10 pounds, the 100 ml vile will dose upto 1000 pounds.  Divide the weight in pounds by 10 and that will be the dose in ml.
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Well, I suppose 1.25 g is 1250 mg, so seeing there's 1250 mg in each ml of solution, taking out 0.2 ml of the solution will net you 250 mg of the substance.
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Well, 1GM ( 1 gram) is the same as 1000MG (1000 milligrams)  Two 500mg tabs would be the same as 1 1gm tab.  Every medication has multiple strengths.  Just because your friends is stronger does NOT mean that you need the same strength.  Take your medication the way your doctor prescribed it.
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5-milligrams-per-milliliter, so 15 x 5 = 75. 75 millimeters. Next time pay attention in math.
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Ask a pharmacist...it would depend on what was in the formula
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I'd have to bet you need math in order to find out how many pills of a certain medicine are required for a specific dose.  And you need to know how much of a dose a certain person needs.
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Children over 3 usually get .5mls of the vaccine just like an adult. My son is 5 and got his big dose. Children under three get a .25 ml dose but its a child version of the vaccine not just a smaller dose of the big stuff. My niece missed her second shot the first time she got it and they did her the same way they are suggesting for your grand daughter. Seemed to work she did not get the flu
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typical doses of statins differ because they are slightly different drugs so this is not a question that can really be answered.  Some statins 20mg is a low dose, some it is a high dose and some it is in the middle.\n\nhere is a conversion table http://www.hscbklyn.edu/pharmacy/pdfs/StatinDoseConversion.pdf
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.5kg =  500.0  g\n50mg =    0.05 g\n          2.5  g \n       =======\n        502.55 g
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I know :)  Liability maybe?\n\nTry Dr Sears for dosing in pounds, for kilos divide lbs by 2.2\nhttp://www.askdrsears.com/html/8/T089101.asp\n\nGood luck
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It kind of depends on what you are starting with but lets say that you have a solution of drug containing a concentration of 20 milligrams per milliliter and you are running it at 2 milliliters per hour.  You need to multiply it out to convert the units.  If you are starting with 20 mg/mL at 2 mL/hour, first you convert hours to minutes and then you convert mg to micrograms.  The mL cancel, the mg cancel, the hours cancel, and the units you are left with are micrograms per minute!\n\n__20 mg___  x   __2 mL___  x  ___1 hour___ x _1000 mcg__ =\n1 mL             1 hour         60 minutes    1 mg\n\nThere are other ways to do it, but I find this the easiest.  If you need to figure out mcg/kg/minute, you just divide the last number by the patient's weight.
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0.5 mg is half of a mg\n1 mg is one whole mg
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If I were you, I'd be very careful and dose with 1/3 to 1/4 of the adult dose. In future, you should consider getting the children's formulation, which gives you instructions on how to dose by weight.
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1000 milligrams per gram.
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I belive your u is the Greek letter mu, the prefix for micro, meaning 10^(-6).  The term ug would therefore equal 1/1,000,000 gram, which is 1/1,000 of a milligram, abbreviated mg.\n\nSo, 50mg = 50,000 ug
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they are the same measure of unit... milliliters is for liquid, and milligrams is for solids. They are both 1/100th of a liter/gram, so the answer is 5 milliliters.