DexamethASONE (dex) is a catabolic steroid. It breaks down the body's muscle, increases fat deposits and supresses the immune system. It has many other more subtle effects depending on dose and is opposite of a catabolic steroid.
A cc (cubic centimeter) is one mililiter. The dose a horse would get depends on the concentration of the solution. i.e. how many milligrams (mg's) of dexamethazone are within one CC. Most dex comes in 2-4 mg/ml concentrations.
The amount of dex you should give depends on the horses weight (most are about 500kg) and what effect you are trying to achieve - anti-inflammatory (COPD) versus immunosuppresive doses.
Assuming you have a 500kg horse, a 2 mg/ml dex solution and want to achieve an anti-inflammatory dose you should probably give about 10 cc's 2-3 times per day.
10cc
That depends on:The density of the substance (if it is pure); orThe concentration of the substance (if it is a solution)
A mL and a cc are the exact same. So if you have 20mL, you have 20cc.
Water, the main component in saline solution weighs 1 Kg per Liter, and 1 pound equals 0.45359 Kg, so one pound of saline should be very close to 454 cc's (within a fraction of a cc).
Well, mg (milligrams) is a mass measurement and cc (cubic centimeters) is a volume measurement. If we are talking about pure water and approximating, there are approximately 1000 mg of water (at 4 degrees celsius) in one cc. For other substances, the answer will depend on the density of the substance. Be careful, though. If a substance like water is used as a solvent for something (let's say, compound X), you need to know the concentration of compound X in the solution to determine how many milligrams of X are in 1 cc of the solution. So we really need more information for a reliable answer.
That is 5,000 cc
2,750 cc
250
1 gallon = 3785.41 cc
473.176473 cc American568.26125 cc UK
3 CC = HOW MANY MG
2,750 cc