0.6 milliliters
Let the injection contain X mL of solution.
Then,
An injection containing 250 mg of aminophylline per 10 mL = 15 mg of aminophylline / X mL of an injection
250 mg / 10 mL = 15 mg / X mL
250 X = 150
X = 15/25
X = 0.6 mL
So, when filling a prescription that calls for 15 mg of aminophylline,
0.6 milliliters of an injection with 250 mg of aminophylline in every 10 ml should be used.
➤ A sterile, nonpyrogenic solution of aminophylline in water is known as aminophylline injection, USP. Anhydrous theophylline weighs about 79% as much as aminophylline (dihydrate). Aminophylline Injection is injected slowly into the vein, or it can be diluted and infused slowly into the vein.
What is the purpose of aminophylline injection?
Aminophylline is used to treat breathing issues that could be brought on by:
- Bronchitis and other ailments.
Aminophylline works by helping to open up your airways, allowing more air into your lungs.
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