A seven-year-old child is prescribed atomoxetine HCl 12 mg by mouth daily. The pharmacy sends 0.006 gram capsules. The child should receive how many capsules/dose?
a. 1/2 capsule c. two capsules
b. one capsule d. three capsules
ANS: C
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A Incorrect: This is 25% of the prescribed dose.
B Incorrect: This is 50% of the prescribed dose.
C Correct: 0.006 grams = 6 mg. 12 mg divided by 6 mg = 2 capsules.
D Incorrect: This is an excess dose.
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