Price the Prescription using the Professional Fee method. Rx Potassium chloride 40 mEq NaCl 30 mEq М. In pp. Tab. No. 20 Sia Dissolve the contents of 1 paper tab in 1 glass of water, taken after breakf- Given: Professional Fee = P35.00 %3D each mEq KC1 = 0.075 g %3D each mEq NaCI = 0.058 g %3D Cost of 100 g KC1 = P30.0 %3D Cost of 100 g NaCl = P15.00 %3D

Price the Prescription using the Professional Fee method. Rx Potassium chloride 40 mEq NaCl 30 mEq М. In pp. Tab. No. 20 Sia Dissolve the contents of 1 paper tab in 1 glass of water, taken after breakf- Given: Professional Fee = P35.00 %3D each mEq KC1 = 0.075 g %3D each mEq NaCI = 0.058 g %3D Cost of 100 g KC1 = P30.0 %3D Cost of 100 g NaCl = P15.00 %3D

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

9th Edition

ISBN:9781285640686

Author:Skoog

Publisher:Skoog

Chapter4: Calculations Used In Analytical Chemistry

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