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According to Young's rule, what is the formula for calculating a child's dose?

  • A
    Child dose = [Age in years / 150] * Adult dose
  • B
    Child dose = [Weight in pounds / 150] * Adult dose
  • C
    Child dose = [Age in years / (Age in years + 12)] * Adult dose
  • D
    Child dose = [Age in months / 150] * Adult dose
Explanation:
Young's rule: Age in years / (Age + 12) * Adult dose. Clark's rule is based on weight in pounds: (Weight / 150) * Adult dose. Fried's rule is for infants: (Age in months / 150) * Adult dose.
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