QUESTION 1 The adult dosage of a medication is 15 mg** per day.
1. What is the pediatric dosage of that same medication for a child weighing 52 pounds? Refer to the formula below:
(Child weight divided by 150 lbs.) x Adult Dose = Pediatric Dosage
2. Explain in a well-written paragraph

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that the adult dosage = 15 mg/day.

1. The pediatric dosage for a child weighing 52 pounds can be determined by;

Pediatric Dosage = (Child weight divided by 150 lbs.) x Adult Dose

                             = x 15 mg/day

                             = 5.2 mg/day

The pediatric dosage of the medication for a child weighing 52 pounds is 5.2 mg per day.

2. The medication can be consume by either an adult or a  pediatric at a measured quantity. If an adult takes 15 mg of the medication per day, then any child whose weight is 52 pounds can take a maximum quantity of 5.2 mg of the medication per day. This implies that a child of the measured weight should not take more than 5.2 mg of the medication per day, and probably not at once.

The dosage of the medication for a pediatric can be determined by;

Pediatric Dosage = (Child weight divided by 150 lbs.) x Adult Dose

That is, once the weight of a child is determined, the dosage can be calculated.

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