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Newborn at risk for HIV, weighing 3000 grams.


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Zidovudine oral solution 24 mg/kg PO BID has been ordered for a newborn at risk for HIV. On hand is 3000 grams. Calculate the amount to be administered in ml per dose.

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: Calculation: 3000 g = 3 kg; 3 kg x 24 mg = 72 mg; 72 mg ÷ (50 mg/5 ml) = 1.2 ml.

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