dosage guidelines

How to Calculate Dosage?

The calculation of the correct dosage involves understanding the medication's strength and the patient's specific needs. Standard formulas include:
Body Weight Method: Dosage (mg) = Dose (mg/kg) x Patient's Weight (kg)
Body Surface Area (BSA) Method: Dosage (mg) = Dose (mg/m²) x BSA (m²)

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