The dose of a drug is critical. Too small a dose may not treat a patient effectively, while too much can cause serious side effects. A nurse must give a patient 30 mg of a drug for each kilogram of the patient's mass. If a patient weighs 132 lb, how many miligrams of the drug should be given?
Use 1 kg = 2.2 lb and do not round any computations.

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