If a physician prescribed 4gm of aspirin to be taken daily, how many 5 grain tablets should the patient take each day?
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If a physician prescribed 4gm of aspirin to be taken daily, how many 5 grain tablets should the patient take e
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about 12 tablets
approximately 65 mg per grain
5 grain tablet = 325mg per tablet
4gm = 4000mg
4000mg / 325mg = 12.3 tablets
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