This is a question that you should direct to the prescribing physician, but I would say the lowest dose available (30mg).
Clarks rule states that you divide the child's weight in pounds by 150 to get the percentage of the adult dose. Since 200 is 33% of 600; we can conclude that the child weighs 50 pounds. This is the average weight of a 6 to 7 year old.
My child is 44 pounds and 43.5 inches tall
A child who is around 8 years old would weigh 50 pounds. The weight depends on the gender of the child and their height.
Thirty pounds can be heavy. 30 pounds is about the size of a small child, or a medium dog, three 10 pound weights, or two 15 pound boxes of cat litter.
Thirty pounds can be heavy. 30 pounds is about the size of a small child, or a medium dog, three 10 pound weights, or two 15 pound boxes of cat litter.
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== Cowling rule is another method for determining the dosage of a drug to prescribed to a child. For this rule, the formulad== D(a+1)------24gives the child's dosage d, Where D is the adult dosage and a is the age of the child in years. If the adult dosage of a drug is 600 milligrams and a doctor uses this formula to determine that a child's dosage is 200 milligram, then how old is the child? =
Any child weighing 130 lbs. will be dead soon, if not already. It will weight the same either way.
This is a risky thing to do ! Only medication that has specifically prescribed for the child by a doctor should be given. The deviation from this course can be lethal.
An adult dose is the dosage that is safe for adults to ingest. It almost always larger than a child's dosage.
Pathocil 125 mt p.p Q6h for a child who weights 55 lbs.What is the child's weight?
Fred's rule is a formula for finding pediatric medication dosages. It is as follows: Child's dosage = age in months divided by 150 multiplied by the adult dosage. For example: a 1 year old child weighs 16 lb. The normal adult dosage is 800mg. What is the child's dosage? x=12mos/150 * 800mg., x=.08 * 800 = 64mg.