Clark's rule


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Clark's rule

Etymology: Cecil Clark, twentieth century British physician; L, regula, model
a method of calculating the approximate pediatric dosage of a drug for a child by using this formula: weight in pounds/150 × adult dose. It is now considered obsolete. See also pediatric dosage.

Clark's rule,

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