1 milligram (mg) is equal to 0.001 units.
Yes, giving the patient 32.4 mg of phenobarbital is similar to giving them 30 mg. The difference is quite small, and in clinical practice, it would likely not have a significant impact on the patient's response to the medication.
One pound is 453,590 mg
0.015 g is equal to 15 mg.
There are 1000 mcg in 1 mg. Therefore, 2 mg is equal to 2000 mcg.
65 mg
1 gr(grain) is equal to about 1/64th of a mg so 1 mg(milligram) is equal to 0.0154323584 gr(grains)
.25 gr = .25 x 1000 = 250 mg
1500 mg
60 mg is 0.925942 gr(grain), or 0.06 g(grams).
10 gr = 647.99 mg10 gr = 647.99 mg10 gr = 647.99 mg10 gr = 647.99 mg10 gr = 647.99 mg10 gr = 647.99 mg
15 gr = 971.985 mg15 gr = 971.985 mg15 gr = 971.985 mg15 gr = 971.985 mg15 gr = 971.985 mg15 gr = 971.985 mg
1 gr = 1,000 mg 2 gr = 2,000 mg . . 5 gr = 5,000 mg
1000
60 mg -------- gr i 45 mg 15 mg -------- -------- gr 3/4 gr 1/4 30 mg -------- gr 1/2
0.03g
The normal symbol for gram is g, rather than gr. 1 g = 1000 mg so 15g = 15,000 mg. Simple!