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You know what I'm (supposedly) learning in Chemistry for Nursing?
A radioactive isotope in a 9.0 mL vial has an intensity of 300 mCi. A patient is required to take 50 mCi intravenously. How much liquid should be used for the injection?
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A radioactive isotope in a 9.0 mL vial has an intensity of 300 mCi. A patient is required to take 50 mCi intravenously. How much liquid should be used for the injection?
You want to know the sick part? I actually know the answer...
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About the whole Chemistry thing, I know that Nursing Majors have to take CHM1020 and CHM1021 (its like part 1 and 2) I don't think basic Chemistry counts, but hey you never know. I know you also have to take Anatomy, Microbiology, Nutrition, and Physiology as sciences for Nursing. But I suggest you check it out with your advisor! =)
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