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Given
Order:Xyrem
Dise:2.25g (1000×2.25=2250mg)
Route:oral
Frequency:Bedtime and four hours later
Available:500mg/ml(i.e.,500mg=1ml)
When 500mg=1 ml
Then 2250mg=?ml
Cross multiply and divide
=2250×1÷500
=2250÷500
=4.5
Ans:4.5 ml should be administered
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