midazolamBy darren from birmingham,england on August 22, 2006 Category: Midazolam hydrochloride On a syringe the dosage measurements are in ml. WHAT DOES ML STAND FOR? DOES 10MG EQUELS A TENTH OF A ML? ie:(from 0ml to 0.1ml equels 10mg) |
ExplanationMl stands for Milliliter it is the measurement used in alot of drug administrations. MG is the amount of medication. For instance Versed comes in 5mg/1ml. This means that for every 1 Ml there is 5mg of the drug versed. So if 2.5mg of Versed is ordered you would draw up 2.5ml because of the conentration. If its 10mg/1ml then for every 1 ml there is 10mg of Versed. There are also instances where u will have 5mg/ml in a 3 ml bottle. So if u were to draw up the entire 3 ml you would have 15mg of that medication. The amount to be given using ml depends on the concentration of the drug which should be on the bottle/ampule By James on November 15, 2009 | Reply | ExplanationMl stands for Milliliter it is the measurement used in alot of drug administrations. MG is the amount of medication. For instance Versed comes in 5mg/1ml. This means that for every 1 Ml there is 5mg of the drug versed. So if 2.5mg of Versed is ordered you would draw up 2.5ml because of the conentration. If its 10mg/1ml then for every 1 ml there is 10mg of Versed. There are also instances where u will have 5mg/ml in a 3 ml bottle. So if u were to draw up the entire 3 ml you would have 15mg of that medication. The amount to be given using ml depends on the concentration of the drug which should be on the bottle/ampule By James on November 15, 2009 | Reply | Write a Reply |