Young’s formula for calculating pediatric dose of a drug is:
Age / Age+12 x Adult dose
Age / 20 x Adult dose
Weight (pounds) / 150 x Adult dose
None of the above
Remember, the age denoted here is chronological age.
Option 1 is Young’s formula to calculate pediatric dose.
Option 2 is Dilling's rule to calculate pediatric dose.
Option 3 is Clark's rule to calculate pediatric dose.
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id: c4021919-6161-4c71-9f5d-f34b079667f7question: Young’s formula for calculating pediatric dose of a drug is:opa: Age / Age+12 x Adult doseopb: Age / 20 x Adult doseopc: Weight (pounds) / 150 x Adult doseopd: None of the abovecop: 0choice_type: multiexp: Remember, the age denoted here is chronological age.
Option 1 is Young’s formula to calculate pediatric dose.
Option 2 is Dilling's rule to calculate pediatric dose.
Option 3 is Clark's rule to calculate pediatric dose.subject_name: Dentaltopic_name: None