5.а.Atropine sulphate1.2%Boric acidq.s.Purified water q.s. ad15mLM. ft. ophth. sol.Calculate the amount of boric acid needed to make this solution isotonic. (Sodium chlorideequivalents: Atropine sulphate = 0.13, boric acid = 0.5)b. How many mg of Codeine Phosphate are being consumed daily by a patient taking the followingprescription as directed?Codeine Phosphate200mgSimple Syrupq.s.120mlSig.5ml tid pc & hs

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a. Atropine sulphate 1.2% Boric acid q.s. Purified water q.s. ad 15ml M. ft. ophth. sol. Calculate the amount of boric acid needed to make this solution isotonic. (Sodium chloride equivalents: Atropine sulphate = 0.13, boric acid = 0.5) %3D

a. Atropine sulphate 1.2% Boric acid q.s. Purified water q.s. ad 15ml M. ft. ophth. sol. Calculate the amount of boric acid needed to make this solution isotonic. (Sodium chloride equivalents: Atropine sulphate = 0.13, boric acid = 0.5) %3D

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Chapter13: The Chemistry Of Solutes And Solutions

Section13.7: Colligative Properties Of Solutions

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5.
а.
Atropine sulphate
1.2%
Boric acid
q.s.
Purified water q.s. ad
15mL
M. ft. ophth. sol.
Calculate the amount of boric acid needed to make this solution isotonic. (Sodium chloride
equivalents: Atropine sulphate = 0.13, boric acid = 0.5)
b. How many mg of Codeine Phosphate are being consumed daily by a patient taking the following
prescription as directed?
Codeine Phosphate
200mg
Simple Syrup
q.s.
120ml
Sig.5ml tid pc & hs

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