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A child weighs 22 lbs. The adult dose of a medication is 100 mg. Using Clark's Rule, what is the …

A: 10 mg B: 14 mg C: 22 mg D: 30 mg

2. A medication's recommended pediatric dose is 10 mg/kg/day, divided into two doses. If a child weighs 44 lbs, what …

A: 100 mg B: 200 mg C: 50 mg D: 150 mg

Young's Rule is primarily based on which factor to calculate a child's dose?

A: Weight B: Age C: Body Surface Area (BSA) D: Height

The most accurate method for calculating pediatric doses, especially for medications with a narrow therapeutic index, is based on:

A: Clark's Rule B: Young's Rule C: Body Surface Area (BSA) D: Fried's Rule

An infant is 6 months old. The adult dose of a medication is 200 mg. Using Fried's Rule, what is …

A: 4 mg B: 8 mg C: 12 mg D: 16 mg