Amother is to give her child 5 ccs of medicine every 6 hours. unfortunately, she lost the syringe provided with the liquid medicine. she calls your clinic for . 1. how much medicine in teaspoons can you instruct her to give to the child per dose? 2. how much medicine in teaspoons would the child receive per day?

1. 1 tsp

2. 4 tsp

Explanation:

Conversion factors:

1tsp = 4.929 cc

24 hr = 1 day

1.

55 cc x 1 tsp/ 4.929 cc = 1.014 tsp

The mother should give her child 1 tsp medicine per dose.

2.

Amount of medicine received every 6 hr = 5 cc

5cc/ 6 hr x 24 hr/ 1 day = 20 cc

20 cc x 1 tsp/ 4.929 cc = 4.05 tsp

The child would receive 4 tsp medicine per day

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