Child dose by Cowling's rule
6. Patient-based Dose 6.1) Pediatric dose 6.1.3) Cowling�s rule
6.1.3.1) Child dose based on age Easy 1
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If an adult's dose for a particuler drug is 100 mg, what would be the dose for a 12 year old child?
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lb equals 54.17 mg kg
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Adult dose = 100 mg
Age = 12 year
Cowling's rule for child, based on age:
Child dose ` =(AGE \quad AT \quad NEXT \quad BIRTHDAY \quad )/(24) × ADULT \quad DOSE \quad (mg)`
`\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad = (12+1)/(24) × 100 \quad mg`
`\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad = 54.17 \quad mg` Ans.
Age = 12 year
Cowling's rule for child, based on age:
Child dose ` =(AGE \quad AT \quad NEXT \quad BIRTHDAY \quad )/(24) × ADULT \quad DOSE \quad (mg)`
`\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad = (12+1)/(24) × 100 \quad mg`
`\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad\quad = 54.17 \quad mg` Ans.