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Working with metric equations: How much drug for certain concentration?
You have to administer 75 mgs of demerol and 0.4 mgs of atropine intramuscularly in same syinge. On hand, is demerol 50 mg/cc and atropine 0.6mg/cc. How many cc/ml would equal the amount to administer?
A concentration of drugs is calculated from given initial solution concentrations.
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