Your patient needs 2,000 mL of saline IV over 4 hours for severely deficient fluid volume. How many milliliters per hour will you set on a controller? Fill in the blanks. Answer: ml/hr

Your patient is receiving 1000ml NS by IV at a rate of 75ml/hr. How much NS will he get in 5 hours?

(61) The doctor orders esmolol IV drip at 45 mcg/kg/min for a patient with fast heart rate (tachycardia). The patient weighs 146lbs. You had on hand 4g/400mL of D5W. What is the flow rate in milliliters per hour?

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The Doctor ordered 900 ml of dextrose water to be infused over 2 hours by infusion pump set at a drop factor of 60. Calculate the amount of dextrose water (in ml) the patient should receive every 45 minutes. Round to the nearest mililiter.

Order: Order: heparin infusion: heparin 25,000u in 250mL of 0.45% NS @ 17u/kg/ hr.  Patients weight is 125 lbs.  Calculate the heparin infusion rate in u/hr.

How do I calculate beers law? For serial dilutions. I want to look the concentration values from these absorbance readings in order to make a graph of conc vs absorbance. (Assume the first tube has a 1 unit/ml concentration) 1)1.180 2)0.513 3)0.107 4)0.019 5)0.003

A patient receives an intravenous (IV) solution that flows at the rate of 150 mL per hour.   How much fluid does the patient receive in 20. min? (Answer = 50 mL) How long does it take for the patient to receive 90. mL of fluid? (Ans. = 0.6 hr or 36 min.) If the IV bag holds 600. mL of fluid, how many minutes does it take to empty the bag? (t = 4 hrs) If the solution contains 90. mg of glucose per mL, how long will it take to give the patient 2.0 g of glucose? (t = 0.15 hr or 9 min)

Order: 1000 mL D5 1/2NS IV to run over 12 hoursa) ML/hr b) Macrodrip (15 gtt/mL) c) Microdrip (60 gtt/mL)

You are a nurse who frequently cares for postsurgical patients in your hospital unit. Most of the medical-surgical patients have IV fluids infusing during their admission. Due to the frequent use of IV fluids on your floor, understanding fluid balance and electrolyte function is primary to your nursing practice.  Describe how hypovolemia and third-space fluid shift correlate. Outline the major difference between hypovolemia and third-space fluid shift.