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A client with dehydratiun has been ordered Ns 2L over 6 hrs. 9) what 1s the rate In mL/ hr? b) what has a drop factor of 10 gtt/mL? Imin using Iv tubing that Is the rate In c) If the nurse starts the Infusiun with loo0mL bag of at 1030z lo00 mL bagé NS when Should she escpect to hang the secomd

A client with dehydratiun has been ordered Ns 2L over 6 hrs. 9) what 1s the rate In mL/ hr? b) what has a drop factor of 10 gtt/mL? Imin using Iv tubing that Is the rate In c) If the nurse starts the Infusiun with loo0mL bag of at 1030z lo00 mL bagé NS when Should she escpect to hang the secomd

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A client with dehydr atiun has been ordered NS 2L over
b hrs.
9) what 1s the rate In mL/ hr?
b) what
Imin
using
drop factUr of 109tt/mL?
tubing that
Is
the rate
In
has a
C) If the nurse starts the Infusiun with lo00mL bag of
at 1030, when Should she escpect to hang the secomd
l000
mL bag?

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