You receive an order for 24 mEq calcium gluconate in 50 mL normal saline.What volume, in mL, of calcium gluconate 10% stock solution is needed to providethe number of mEq ordered?CationAluminumAmmoniumCalciumFerricFerrousLithiFormula Valence Formula weightA1³+312321211NH₂+Ca²+Fe³+Fe²+Magnesium Mg2+PotassiumK+SodiumNa+27184056567243923AnionAcetateBicarbonateCarbonateChlorideCitrateGluconateHydroxideLactatePhosphate,monobasicPhosphatedibasicSulfateFormula Valence Formula weightC₂H₂O₂1HCO31CO3²-2CI-131111C6H50,³-C6H₁107OH-C6H503H₂PO4HPO4²-SO4²-2259616035.51891951789979696

Amount of calcium gluconate in 50 mL normal saline = 24 mEq.

You receive an order for 24 mEq calcium gluconate in 50 mL normal saline. What volume, in mL, of calcium gluconate 10% stock solution is needed to provide the number of mEq ordered? Cation Aluminum Ammonium Calcium Ferric Ferrous Lithium Magnesium Potassium Sodium Formula Valence Formula weight Anion Al3+ 3 Acetate NH₂* 1 Ca2+ 2 Fe³+ 3 Fe²+ 2 1 2 1 1 Mg2+ K+ Na+ 27 18 40 56 56 7 24 39 23 Bicarbonate Carbonate Chloride Citrate Gluconate Hydroxide Lactate Phosphate, monobasic Phosphate dibasic Sulfate Formula Valence Formula weight C₂H₂O₂ 1 HCO3 1 CO3²- 2 CI- C6H5O7³- C6H₁107 OH- C6H5O3 H₂PO4 HPO4²- SO₂²- 1 3 1 1 1 1 2 2 59 61 60 35.5 189 195 17 89 97 96 96

You receive an order for 24 mEq calcium gluconate in 50 mL normal saline. What volume, in mL, of calcium gluconate 10% stock solution is needed to provide the number of mEq ordered? Cation Aluminum Ammonium Calcium Ferric Ferrous Lithium Magnesium Potassium Sodium Formula Valence Formula weight Anion Al3+ 3 Acetate NH₂* 1 Ca2+ 2 Fe³+ 3 Fe²+ 2 1 2 1 1 Mg2+ K+ Na+ 27 18 40 56 56 7 24 39 23 Bicarbonate Carbonate Chloride Citrate Gluconate Hydroxide Lactate Phosphate, monobasic Phosphate dibasic Sulfate Formula Valence Formula weight C₂H₂O₂ 1 HCO3 1 CO3²- 2 CI- C6H5O7³- C6H₁107 OH- C6H5O3 H₂PO4 HPO4²- SO₂²- 1 3 1 1 1 1 2 2 59 61 60 35.5 189 195 17 89 97 96 96

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Chapter7: Solutions And Colloids

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