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Give Digoxin 16 mcg PO twice a day to an infant weighing 8 pounds. The safe range is 9-12mcg/kg/day.
What is the maximum safe daily dose? ____________ The med is supplied as 50
mcg/mL. What volume will the nurse administer? ________________
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