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Body-surface-area dose with capping and dose banding: BSA cap units · case 05

Every patient is dosed on a BSA of 0.02 m2.

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Case contract

Input {height_cm, weight_kg (integers), mg_m2, bands}. BSA (Mosteller) = sqrt(height*weight/3600) rounded half-up to 0.01 m2, computed exactly as (isqrt(100*h*w)+3)//6 hundredths, and capped at 2.00 m2. dose = mg_m2 * BSA. Dose banding: the band with the smallest absolute difference that is within 5% of the dose (difference*20 <= dose) is used, ties going to the lower band; otherwise the dose is rounded half-up to a whole mg. Return {bsa, dose_mg, banded}.

Why this case matters

Dose banding systems take a calculated BSA dose and snap it to prefilled products; BSA rounding, the cap and the tolerance each fail separately.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

This sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
typical adult banded	`{"banded": false, "bsa": 0.02, "dose_mg": 2}`	`{"banded": true, "bsa": 1.88, "dose_mg": 190}`	Failed

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