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The physician orders 15mg of tramadol(liquid). On hand is 30mg/2mL vials. How many mL will the MA administer?
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To determine how many mL of the tramadol liquid the medical assistant (MA) will administer, we need to calculate the appropriate dosage based on the concentration of the available vials.
Given:
- Physician orders 15 mg of tramadol (liquid).
- On hand are 30 mg/2 mL vials.
To find the required mL of the liquid to administer, we can set up a proportion using the concentration of the vials:
30 mg / 2 mL = 15 mg / x mL
Cross-multiplying, we get:
30 mg * x mL = 15 mg * 2 mL
Simplifying:
30x = 30
Dividing both sides by 30:
x = 1
Therefore, the MA will administer 1 mL of the tramadol liquid to provide the ordered dosage of 15 mg.
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