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1. How many mL of sterile water must be added to make the preparation isotonic?

2. How many mL of another isotonic solution must be added to make the final volume of the solution?

Lidocaine HCl (E = 0.2)
0.60g
Boric Acid (E = 0.52)
0.03g
Sterile water q.s.
30ml
Make isoton. sol.
Use as directed by physician.

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