You need to compound Aminophylline Suppositories for a patient: the density of Cocoa butter is 0.9 g/mL, the suppository mold volume is 2 mL, Aminoplylline has a Density Displacement Factor of 1.1 and each suppository should contain 200 mg Aminophylline. What is the calculated weight of ONE Aminophylline-loaded suppository?

You need to compound Aminophylline Suppositories for a patient: the density of Cocoa butter is 0.9 g/mL, the suppository mold volume is 2 mL, Aminoplylline has a Density Displacement Factor of 1.1 and each suppository should contain 200 mg Aminophylline. What is the calculated weight of ONE Aminophylline-loaded suppository?

Curren'S Math For Meds: Dosages & Sol

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Publisher:CURREN

Chapter14: Formula Method

Section: Chapter Questions

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