Phar 64: Pediatric Dilution You receive the following order for a neonate (45 days old; wt: 1.8 kg), Allergies: NKA: Rx: Change gentamicin dose to 7.5 mg IV q 24 hours (note to pharmacy and nursing staff- okay to use standard gent SD concentration of 5 mg/ml) The following label is generated for you to prepare. Mercy Hospital Pt. Name: Skyler Geiseler Room: PICU-12 Pt. ID#: 6627882 Rx#: 8836277 SD Solution Concentration: Gentamicin (PF) 5 mg/mL 4-mL vial Dosage: Gentamicin (PF) 7.5 mg/1.5 mL every 24 hours For IV push administration via syringe pump. Administer over 60 minutes. Expires RPh Tech Preservative-free – for single-use only. Your pharmacy carries the following Gentamicin: NDC 63323-173-02 GENTAMICIN INJECTION, USP (PEDIATRIC) equivalent to 10 mg/mL Gentamicin 20 mg/2 mL 17302 For IM or IV Use. Must be diluted for IV use. 2 mL Single Dose Vial Preservative Free Rx only APP Pharmaceuticals, LLC Schaumburg, IL 60173 401898D LOT/EXP 63323-173-02

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