Medication Calculations1. The medication order is for Motrin 0.6 g and the pharmacy delivered Motrin 400mg per tablet.What dose will you give?2. The medication order is for Tylenol 140 mg PO Q4H for a temp above 101°. Tylenolcomes 100 mg/5 mL. How much will you give in each dose?3. The physician has ordered Haldol 3mg IM for your patient. Haldol is available on yourunit in 2 mL ampules containing 5 mg/1 mL How many mL will you administer to thepatient?4. The physician has ordered 25 mg Solumedrol IV. Available is 40 mg/2mL. How many mLwill you give?5. You have received an order for atropine 400 mcg to be given subcutaneously STAT. Themulti-dose vial is labeled 1 mg/mL. How many mL will you give?6. 15 mg of Torecan is ordered; available solution contains 10 mg/2mL. How many mL willyou give?Exercise 2.. True or False: Are You Administering the Medication Correctly?1.2.3.4.5.Administer liquid medication to a child in a lying position with head turned to side.The best site for intramuscular injections in infants is the ventral gluteal muscle.If the infant/toddler is fussy about taking antibiotics, mix it in a bottle with formula.When administering a medication intramuscularly to a child using the ventroglutealmuscle, you can administer from 0.5 to 2.0 mL in one injection.When administering a liquid medication to an infant, draw the liquid into a syringe,place the syringe in the side and toward the back of the infant's mouth, and thenadminister it slowly.

As per Bartleby's guidelines, we are allowed to answer all subparts of the first question in case multiple questions are asked unless specified by the student. Kindly repost rest of the questions seperately. Thanks.Order is 0.6 g (or 0.6g x 1000 = 600mg)Available is 400mg in 1 tablet.So, 600 mg will be in (1/400) x 600 = 1.5 tablet.So, we will give 1.5 tablet to give 0.6 g drug.140 mg PO is given per dose.Available is 100 mg/5mL.So, 100 mg is in 5mLSo, 140 mg will be in (5mL/100mg) x 140mg = 7 mL.So, 7 mL will be given in each dose.Order is 3mg IM,Available is 5mg/mL,So, 5 mg in 1 mL,So, 3 mg in (1/5) x 3 = 0.6 mL.So, we will give 0.6 mL per dose.Order is 25 mg.Available is 40mg/2mLSo, 40 mg in 2 mL,So, 25 mg in (2/40) x 25 = 1.25 mL.So, we will give 1.25 mL per dose.To give 400mcg STAT,Available 1mg/mL,Or, 1000mcg in 1mL,So, 400 mcg will be in (1/1000) x 400 = 0.4 mLSo, 0.4 mL to be given.Order = 15 mgAvailable is 10mg/2 mL10 mg present in 2 mL,So, 15 mg present in (2/10) x 15 = 3 mL So, we have to give 3 mL per dose.Final answers:1.5 tablets7 mL0.6 mL1.25 mL0.4 mL3 mL