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  • Pediatric Oral Medication Dosing Tables

    Weight-based dosing for some of the more frequently prescribed medications for children.

    By Mark Morgan
    posted 2016-09-05, updated 2019-12-22
    Pediatrics
    Tags: calculator, pharmacy
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