The method for determining the child's pediatric dosage of a drug is Cowling's Rule. Children vary in their weight, size, tolerances, etc. The weight and overall health of the child must be taken into consideration while dosing a drug. Using Cowling's Rule Calculator, add input to child age and adult dose in order to calculate the dosage.
The method for determining the child's pediatric dosage of a drug is Cowling's Rule. Children vary in their weight, size, tolerances, etc. The weight and overall health of the child must be taken into consideration while dosing a drug. Using Cowling's Rule Calculator, add input to child age and adult dose in order to calculate the dosage.
The normal adult dosage of a drug is 25 mg. What dosage of it should be given for a 5 year old child based on the cowling's rule?
   = ((5+1) x 25) / 24
   = 6.25 mg
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