One doctor phoned an old retired physician who had used this antidote longago at another hospital, and who seemed to remember that they used to make 0.025 Msolutions of this compound in ethanol and give 45 mL of the solution three times daily.What critical information is missing from the worn label? How many pills should the patientbe given each day to remove the poison? Please work quickly!Instructions:Write a professional 2-page report to communicate your results for the administration ofthe antidote.Give a brief introduction to the importance of units and correct dosing in medicine.What should the label say? What unit is missing? Explain how you came to yourconclusion.How many pills should be given 3 times daily? Show your work, including all relevantunit conversions." Each pill contains 125 a of active ingreidiend.thre times daila untiltakedaily untilsymploms dimmish Bucks McGee, after being poisoned, is currently being treated in the hospital with anantidote- the chemical Fe-(CN)18. The compound is so intensely coloured that even a smallamount of it makes for a black or dark blue suspension.Given that this antidote has never before been administered at the hospital, none of thedoctors or nurses have experience with it. There is one very old bottle of Fe-(CN)18 pills inthe medicine store-room, but the label is worn and the units are in the old, archaic BritishApothecaries' system which has unusual units like drachms, scruples, grains, and mites:453.6 grams (g)= 1 pound (Ib)= 12 ounces (3)= 96 drachms (3)= 288 scruples (3)= 5760 grains (gr)= 115200 mites (m)

Antidote compound name = Prussian Blue The molecular weight of the antidote compound = 858.9 g/mol…

Bucks McGee, after being poisoned, is currently being treated in the hospilal antidote- the chemical Fe-(CN)18. The compound is so intensely coloured that even a small amount of it makes for a black or dark blue suspension. Given that this antidote has never before been administered at the hospital, none of the doctors or nurses have experience with it. There is one very old bottle of Fe7(CN)18 pills in the medicine store-room, but the label is worn and the units are in the old, archaic British Apothecaries' system which has unusual units like drachms, scruples, grains, and mites: 453.6 grams (g) = 1 pound (Ib) = 12 ounces (3) = 96 drachms (3) = 288 scruples (Ə) = 5760 grains (gr) = 115200 mites (m)

Bucks McGee, after being poisoned, is currently being treated in the hospilal antidote- the chemical Fe-(CN)18. The compound is so intensely coloured that even a small amount of it makes for a black or dark blue suspension. Given that this antidote has never before been administered at the hospital, none of the doctors or nurses have experience with it. There is one very old bottle of Fe7(CN)18 pills in the medicine store-room, but the label is worn and the units are in the old, archaic British Apothecaries' system which has unusual units like drachms, scruples, grains, and mites: 453.6 grams (g) = 1 pound (Ib) = 12 ounces (3) = 96 drachms (3) = 288 scruples (Ə) = 5760 grains (gr) = 115200 mites (m)

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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