Using Clark's rule to calculate a pediatric dose, you must first divide the child's weight in pounds by:
A) 50 lb
B) 50 kg
C) 100 kg
D) 150 lb
D) 150 lb
In Clark's rule, you must first divide the child's weight in pounds by the average adult weight of 150 lb and then multiply by the average adult dose to determine the child's dose.
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