Solve the following problems:1. A medication is infusing at 50 cc/hr. How many cc's will infuse over the entire day?2. A patient is to receive 1680 ml of a tube feeding formula over the entire day. What should be the infusion rate (in ml per hour)of this formula?3. A patient is getting an IV fluid infusion. He is to receive a total volume of 1000 cc of this fluid. The infusion rate is 50 cc/hr.How many hours will it take to complete the infusion?4. A patient is receiving a continuous infusion of a medication. The total amount to be infused is 1440 cc per day. What is therate of this infusion per minute?5. A medication is infusing at the rate of 1.2 ml per minute. How much of the medication will be infused after 8 hours?Good luck and have fun!

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