Children are sometimes prescribed antibiotics in powder form and parents asked to ‘just add water’. However, it’s not as simple as it sounds. — dpa
Children with a bacterial infection are sometimes prescribed an antibiotic in powder form, which parents have to reconstitute with water into an oral suspension.
And they often make mistakes.
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