Using the calculator in real life

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1. Which calculator input is usually printed directly on the vial label?

Total mg in the vialLiquid addedTarget amountSyringe units to draw

2. You added 2.5 mL of diluent to a vial. What should you enter for liquid added?

2.5 mL2.5 mg25 unitsThe vial strength

3. A 40 mg pen uses a 320-click scale. How much peptide is represented by one click?

0.0125 mg0.125 mg1.25 mg12.5 mg

4. At 0.125 mg per click, how many clicks represent 2.5 mg?

5102040

5. What should you do if the calculator asks for a number you cannot identify?

GuessUse the Academy lesson or product/reference information to identify the number firstEnter zeroCopy a number from another peptide

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