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A patient is to be given 12 units of insulin. If 1 ml of solution contains 40 units, how much insulin is to be given in ml?
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A patient is to be given 12 units of insulin. If 1 ml of solution contains 40 units, how much insulin is to be given in ml?

A.

0.5 ml

B.

0.4 ml

C.

0.3 ml

D.

0.2 ml

Correct option is C


Ans (c)
Sol. Explanation: To calculate the volume of insulin to be given, we use the formula:
Volume (ml)=Required units​/ Units per ml
Substitute the given values: Volume (ml)=12 units40 units/ml ​=0.3 ml
Thus, the patient should be given 0.3 ml of insulin.

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