Using the calculator in real life

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Using the calculator in real life checkpoint

This checkpoint tests the lesson you just completed. Passing marks it complete and unlocks the next course step.

Get every question correct to pass.

1. Where should the vial-strength number come from?

The mg amount printed on the vial labelThe mL printed on a syringeThe number of syringe unitsThe calculator result

2. For a lyophilized vial you reconstituted yourself, where does 'liquid added' come from?

The amount of diluent you actually addedThe peptide nameThe syringe brandThe vial's mg strength

3. Where does the target amount come from?

A chosen reference or protocol, such as a Pep Report reference card or clinician instructionThe vial's total mg automaticallyThe number of mL addedThe syringe capacity

4. A 10 mg vial mixed with 2 mL has what concentration?

2 mg/mL5 mg/mL10 mg/mL20 mg/mL

5. If a solution is 5 mg/mL, how much liquid contains 0.5 mg?

0.01 mL0.1 mL0.5 mL1 mL

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