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I have to give 5000 units of a solution twice a day, I have 10000 units/mls. What is the dose each time?
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To find the dose needed for each time, you need to determine the total volume of the solution required for each dose.
You have 10000 units per milliliter (ml) solution, and you need to give 5000 units each time. To calculate the volume of the solution required for each dose, you can use the following formula:
Volume= Concentration/Required dose
Volume= 10000/5000
Volume= 0.5 ml
you need to give 0.5 milliliters of the solution each time.
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