An optometrist prescribes tobramycin to a patient with an eye infection. if a 1 l bag contains 160 mg of tobramycin and the patient receives 50 mg of tobramycin, how many ml of fluid did the patient receive? round to the nearest tenths

The answer is: Rounded 313 ml.

Explanation:

If a 1 L bag contains 160 mg of tobramycin and the patient receives 50 mg of tobramycin, to know the milliliters he ingested, first you have to pass the liters to ml, which would be 1000 ml.  

Then making a rule of three, we should multiply 50 mg x 1000 ml = 50,000 mg / ml, then divide it by 160 mg, which would be: 50,000 / 160 = 312.5; that rounded would give us the amount of 313 ml.

The answer is: Rounded 313 ml.

answer:

None of them! It's just a virus.

Explanation:

Virus is an infective agent that typically consists of a nucleic acid molecule in a protein coat, is too small to be seen by light microscopy, and is able to multiply only within the living cells of a host.