Ans. po bid means twice a day.

Note : Volume of 1 tsp is 5 millilitre = 5mL
Volume required for 10 days is
1.25 tsp twice a day for 10 days = 1.25✕2✕10 = 25mL.
And weight of 5mL Amoxillin is 250mg.
So for 25mL quantity needed to dispence is 5✕250mg = 1250mg = 1.25 grams.
Ans. 1250mg = 1.25 grams.
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