If the amount of hydrogen peroxide for 100 mL strength hydrogen peroxide in normal saline is 25 mL, ...

If the amount of hydrogen peroxide for 100 mL  strength hydrogen peroxide in normal saline is 25 mL,
  then the amount of normal saline is 75 mL.
 
  Step B Calculate: determine the amount of solute needed
  C = , V = 100 mL
   x 100 mL= St (solute)
  25 mL = the amount of hydrogen peroxide
  Determine the amount of solvent needed
  V - St = Sv
  100 mL - 25 mL = Sv (solvent)
  75 mL the amount of normal saline
  Step C 25 is  the total volume and 25 + 75 = 100, the answer is reasonable.
  a. Topical solutions/irrigants
  b. Enteral feedings
 
 
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