weight based calculations

What are Some Common Errors in Weight-Based Calculations?

Common errors include:
Incorrect Weight Measurement: Using non-calibrated scales or estimating weight.
Calculation Errors: Mathematical mistakes or incorrect formula application.
Unit Conversion Errors: Confusing mg with µg or mL with L.
Rounding Errors: Improper rounding can lead to significant dosing differences.

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