Credit by Examination for MATH 1020
In order to qualify to receive credit by examination for MATH 1020, students
must follow the steps outlined below:
1. You must be an LPN.
2. You must have some prior training in IV flow rate applications.
3. You must obtain an Application for Credit by Examination form at the
Business Office at the Dyersburg campus or at the front desk in the Jimmy
Naifeh Building at the Jimmy Naifeh Center at Tipton County.
4. Complete the top portion of the Application for Credit by Examination.
5. At the Business Office or the front desk in the Jimmy Naifeh Building at the
Jimmy Naifeh Center at Tipton County, pay $135 to take the test. This money
only covers the fee for the test. If you do not pass the test, none of the fee will
be applied to the fee for taking the course.
6. The form will be sent to the Assistant Vice President for Learning in campus
mail
7. You must take the test at one of the following scheduled times:
Jimmy Naifeh Center:
August 16, 2012
1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Jimmy Naifeh Building, Rm. 111
There will not be a proficiency exam given at Dyersburg.
8. Arrive at the testing site 15 minutes prior to the beginning of the test. Only 2
hours will be allowed for the testing session.
9. You must correctly answer 80% of the questions on the test to receive credit by
examination.
10.The instructors of the course will grade the tests and will inform the Assistant
Vice President for Learning of the results. At that time, the paperwork to grant
or deny credit for MATH 1020 will be processed.
MATH for NURSES STUDY SHEETS
BASIC ARITHMETIC SKILLS (You should do these without a calculator.)
1. Convert:
a) 3/7 to a decimal
b) 3/7 to a percent
1a.
1b.
2. a. Convert 0.015 to a fraction (Reduce to lowest terms)
2a.
b. Convert 0.015 to a percent.
2b.
3. Perform each of the following calculations:
a. 4/15 + 2/5 – 1/3
3a.
b. 4/5 x 25/28 x 7/12
3b.
c. 2 3/5 ÷ 26/55
3c.
d. 5.23 x 0.04
3d.
e. 4.972 + 28.6 + 1.88 + 12.725
3e.
f. 0.357 ÷ 0.52 (Round to the nearest 100th)
4. Convert each of the following percents to a fraction or a decimal:
a.
36%
3f.
4a.
b.
10 ½ %
4b.
c.
0.3%
4c.
5. Find the requested quantity in each of the following:
___________i.
Find 65% of 40.
___________ii.
5a.
What percent of 25 is 12?
5b.
___________iii.
36 is 12 ½ % of what number?
6. Solve the following Proportions:
a. x
=
0.2
1.5
0.75
5c.
6a.
b. ½ : 28 :: ¾ : x
6b.
7. Solve the following proportions: a)
½ : 27 :: ¾ : x
b) x : 2.3 :: 0.15 : 0.625
8. Percents:
a. Convert 45 ½% into a fraction.
b. Convert 0.5% into a decimal.
a) x =
b) x =
a)
b)
c. Convert 4/30 to a fractional percent.
c)
d. Convert 62.5 to a percent.
d)
e. Find 36% of 12.4.
e)
f. 16 is what percent of 320?
f)
g. 24 is 30% of what number?
g)
PRACTICAL APPLICATION SKILLS
13.
A physician’s orders read: Tylenol c codeine gr i p.o. q4h p.r.n. for pain.
You have a supply of Tylenol with codeine in 7.5 mg, 15 mg, 30 mg, and 60 mg. How
many mg do you need per dose? How many of which type tablet would you use?
mg/dose
Number tabs/type:
14.
How many grams of salt would you need to prepare 1 L of a 3% saline solution? b) How
many milliliters of distilled water must be added?
a)
g NaCl
b)
mL H2O
15.
A patient is receiving a total of 1500 mL of IV solution. The IV is infusing at a rate of 30
gtt / min. If the drop factor is 15 gtt / mL. a) How many hours will it take to complete the
infusion? b) If the IV was started at 8am when would you expect it to complete (in
International time).
a)
hrs
b)
16.
How many mL of a 40% stock solution will you use if you want to prepare 2 liters of a 1:10
strength solution? b) How much solvent should you add to get the 2 liters?
mL stock solution
mL solvent
17.
A physician orders 120 gtt per dose of a pediatric medication, you provide the parent with a
plastic measuring cup and mark the number of milliliters required per dose with an indelible
marker. This mark would be at how many mL? A couple of days later, the parent calls to
say they have misplaced the plastic measuring cup. How many teaspoons should you tell
the parent to administer for each dose?
mL
t
18.
Edith Ann is six-years-old and weighs 33 pounds. She has a temperature of an unknown
origin and complains of burning on urination. The doctor notes that her urinalysis shows an
E.coli bacterial infection and prescribes Kantrex 75 mg IV q8h in 25 mL D5W1/2NS
followed by 15 mL flush over 1 hour. The Kantrex label indicates that the maximum
recommended dose of Kantrex is 15mg/kg/day administered in 3 doses and that there are
75mg of drug per 2 mL. Is the ordered dosage safe? If so, calculate the flow rate for the IV.
Safe?
Flow Rate:
mL/hr
19.
50 mg of Lidocaine has been ordered.
a. Referring to the drug label, how many mL should the patient receive?
mL
b. Show the appropriate dosage on the syringe below.
c. According to the label, what should be done with the unused portion of the drug in this
container? Waste or destroy it
20.
For a specific medication, 0.45 g/kg is the recommended dosage for an adult. a) What
would be the appropriate dosage for an adult weighing 185 pounds?
a)
g
b) What would be the appropriate dosage of the same medication for a child weighing 27kg and
having a height of 3 feet 4 inches?
b)
g
21.
A physician prescribes 8 ounces of Ensure q4h for a patient recovering from gastric surgery.
If Ensure comes in 120 mL containers, how many containers must be given to the patient for
each administration? How many cups are in each container of Ensure?
containers
cups
22.
A patient is to receive 250,000 U of Bicillin IVPB. Bicillin is packaged in 500,000
U/10mL. If the drop factor is 60 gtt/mL and the medication is infused over 30 minutes, find
the flow rate.
gtt/min
23.
A physician orders 1500 mL of D5W infused over 6 hours. The nurse starts the IV and
checks it after one hour. 200 mL has infused. If the drop factor for the IV setup is 15
gtt/mL, what drop rate should have been used initially? What was the actual drop rate for
the first hour? What drop rate should be set for the remaining 5 hours to fulfill the doctor’s
orders?
Initial drop rate:
gtt/min
Actual drop rate for 1st hour:
gtt/min
New drop rate for completion:
gtt/min
24.
A medication has a recommended dosage of 6 mg/kg for an adult. The label for this drug
indicates that there are 120 mg of drug per mL. What would be the appropriate dosage for
an adult weighing 150 pounds?
mL
25.
The number of milliliters in a teaspoon:
a) 2.5
b) 120
c) 4-5
d) 60
e) 15
26.
A microdrop is equivalent to __?__ gtt/mL.
a) 60
b) 20
c) 15
d) 10
e) b, c, & d
27.
To change Celsius temperature to Fahrenheit,
a) Subtract 32 as the first step
b) Add 32 as the last step
c) Multiply by 9/5
d) b & c
e) a & c
28.
When using International time,
a) Add 12 hours to times after noon b) use a 24-hour clock
c) Represent midnight as 0000
d) Use four digits to express time
e) All of the above
29.
If a doctor wishes medication to be administered four times a day, she orders
a) q4h
b) qid
c) q6h
d) b & c
e) all of the above
30.
Which of the following illustrates a medication error?
a. Administering a 10 am dose at 10:20
b. Giving digoxin IM when digoxin 0.25 mg is ordered
c. Pouring 5mL of cough syrup when 1 tsp is ordered
d. Giving 2 tablets of Gantrisin 500mg when 1 g is ordered
31.
Under what condition does a nurse have a right to refuse to administer a drug?
a. The drug is prescribed by a licensed practitioner
b. The drug is manufactured by two different companies
c. The pharmacist orders the drug
d. The dose is within the range given in the PDR
32.
A teaspoon is equivalent to:
a. 3 tbsp
b. approximately 1 dram
33.
34.
35.
c.
d.
5 mL
all of the above
The equivalent of .3 g
a. 30 mg
b. 300 mg
c.
d.
0.0003 mcg
3000 mg
The equivalent of 1 ounce is
a. 15 mL
b. 240 mL
c.
d.
30 mL
60 mL
Which of the following is(are true)?
a. 1 mL = 1cc
b. 1 minim = 1 drop (gtt)
c. 1 grain = 60 mg
d.
e.
15 grain = 1 gram
all of the above
36.
37.
38.
35 F. =
a. 17.2C.
b. 1.7C.
c. 95C.
The abbreviation “ac” means
a. After meals
b. All
d.
e.
3C.
0C.
c. Before meals
d. Acute
35 C. =
a. 0F.
b. 5.4F.
c. 1.7F.
d.
e.
95F.
17.2F.
39.
The abbreviation “prn” means
a. Give anytime and any amount as requested by the patient
b. Give according to doctor’s orders assuring that all doses are given
c. Give according to doctor’s orders if the patient requests the medication
d. Give according to doctor’s orders and if the patient requests at night only
e. Per rectum
40.
For the apothecary system
a. The abbreviation for grains (gr) precedes the ordered dose
b. Conversion between apothecary system and metric system is exact
c. The metric system is replacing it and medical orders rarely use the apothecary
system
d. a & c only are true
e. a, b, & c are true
41.
The abbreviation q4h might be used in place of
a. qid
b. ac plus hs
d. all of the above
c. pc plus hs
e. none of the above
42.
Order: elixir of Dimetane 25 mg bid
Stock: liquid in bottle labeled 10mg/4mL
43.
Dosage:
mL
Dosage:
mL
Order: morphine sulfate 12 mg SC stat
Supply: vial of liquid labeled 15mg/mL
Mark the dosage on the accompanying syringe:
44.
Order: adrenalin 400 mcg SC stat
Supply: ampule of liquid labeled 1:1000
Dosage:
mL
Mark the dosage on the accompanying syringe:
45.
Order: Regular Insulin 10 Units with NPH insulin 40 Units qd SC at 7:30 am
Dosage:
Mark the dosages on the accompanying syringe:
Units
46.
Order: 1200 milliliters of D5W is started at 6 am infused at 75mL/hr
Available: an infusion pump.
a) How long will the infusion take? b) At what time will this infusion end (in International
Time)?
hrs
International Time:
47.
Order: 600,000 U penicillin V potassium p.o. q.6h.
Supply: V-Cillin K; 250mg (400,000Unit) scored tablets
How many tablets would be administered for each dose?
tablets
48.
Order: Erythromycin suspension 600mg p.o. q.6h.
Supply: Erythromycin 400mg/5mL in 60-mL bottles
mL/dose
49.
How many grams of Epsom salts would you need to prepare 500 mL of 25% solution? And
how many mL of distilled water (solvent) would you add?
g Epsom salts
50.
51.
Order: quinidine gluconate gr iii ss p.o. q.12h.
How many mg should be administered in each dose?
mL water
mg
How many mL of a 50% stock solution will you use if you want to prepare 240 mL of a
20% solution? b) How much solvent should you add to get the 240 mL?
mL stock solution
mL solvent
52.
Order: Kantrex 90 mg t.i.d.
Supply: see label below
Patient: child weighing 55 pounds
Is this order safe?
Why or why not?
Whether the dose is safe or not, calculate the dosage and indicate the prescribed dose to be
administered on the following syringe.
mL
53.
54.
Your patient weighs 37.5 kg and stands 120 cm tall. The physician orders a medication with
recommended pediatric dosage of 100 mg / m2. If the medication is available in 50 mg
tablets, how many tablets will you administer for each dose?
BSA:
m2
tabs
Order: 250,000 U of Bicillin IVPB.
Supply: Bicillin labeled 500,000 U/10mL to be infused over 30 minutes; microtubing is
available
Drop rate:
55.
Order: ampicillin 400 mg IM q8h
Stock: vial of powder 1 gram
Directions: Dissolve 1 gram of powder with 3.4 mL sterile water for injection to make a
concentration of 250mg/ml. The resulting solution must be used within 1 hr after
reconstitution.
Dosage:
mL
56.
Order: heparin sodium 650 units/hr IV
Available: infusion pump; standard solution of 25,000 units in 250 mL D5W
Pump Setting:
mL/hr
57.
Order: Penicillin G 250,000 U IM q.6h.
Supply:
Select the mL of diluent will you use to reconstitute the drug.
mL of diluent
a) Show the appropriate dosage based on the way you reconstituted the drug on the
following syringe.
Dosage based on your reconstitution:
mL
b) How many doses are available after the first dose is administered?
Remaining Doses:
58.
What is the ratio of the weight of dextrose to the volume of IV fluid in D5W?
a. 5 grams of dextrose to 1 liter of IV fluid
c. 5 milligrams of dextrose to 1 liter of IV
fluid
b. 5 milligrams of dextrose to 1 milliliter of d. 5 grams of dextrose to 100 mL of IV fluid
IV fluid
A patient’s order for IV fluid states that NS is to be infused. Which of the following IV fluids should
be given?
a. 0.9% Sodium Chloride
c. 0.225% Sodium Chloride
b. 0.45% Sodium Chloride
d. 5% Dextrose
59.
60.
Decide which of the following tablets is appropriate to meet the doctor’s order.
Order: codeine gr
p.o. q.4h p.r.n. pain
Supply: 15 mg, 30 mg, and 60 mg tablets
a. 2 – 15 mg tablets
b. 1 – 30 mg tablet
c. 1 – 15 mg tablet
d. ½ - 60 mg tablet
Compute the amount of medication you will give to administer one dose of the following medication
orders. Assume all tablets are scored, when necessary. Round all parenteral administration orders
that are over 1 mL to one decimal place. Round all parenteral administration orders under 1 mL to
two decimal places. Do not include zeros at the end of decimal numbers. Place a zero before a decimal
if there is no whole number.
61.
62.
63.
64.
Order: furosemide 80 mg p.o. b.i.d.
Supply:
Bottle containing 50 tablets of Lasix (furosemide), 80 mg per tablet
Give:
tablet(s)
Order: Axid 0.15 g p.o. b.i.d.
Supply:
Bottle containing 60 capsules of Axid, 150 mg per capsule
Give:
capsule(s)
Order: penicillin G potassium 400,000 U IM q.i.d.
Supply:
penicillin G potassium 500,000 U per 2 mL
Order: morphine sulfate gr
Supply:
65.
Give:
mL
Give:
mL
IM q.4h p.r.n., pain
morphine sulfate 10 mg/mL
Order: Claforan 1 g IM q.12h
Supply:
Vial containing 6 mL of reconstituted Claforan, 330 mg/mL
Give:
mL
Number of these doses per vial:
Compute the amounts of solutes and solvents for the following solutions.
66.
When preparing 300 mL of 1/3 strength hydrogen peroxide solution for wound irrigation,
how many mL of hydrogen peroxide and sterile water should be mixed?
mL hydrogen peroxide
mL sterile water
a.
67.
Mandy, a child who weighs 15 kilograms, is to be given amoxicillin. The recommended dosage of
amoxicillin for children is 20 to 40 mg/kg/day p.o. in equally divided doses administered q.8h.
a. What is the recommended range of milligrams of medication for this child per day?
minimum:
mg
maximum:
mg
b. What is the recommended range of milligrams of medication for this child per q.8h dose?
minimum:
mg
maximum:
mg
The pediatrician has ordered amoxicillin 125 mg p.o. q.8h for Mandy.
The available supply of amoxicillin is 125 mg/5 mL.
c. Is her order within the recommended range for this medication? (yes/no)
d. If so, how many mL of amoxicillin should be given per q.8h administration?
mL
e. How many teaspoons should the parent be instructed to give as the equivalent dose?
Calculate the flow rates of the IV fluids based on the order given.
68.
69.
1.5 L D5 NS IV to infusion 20 hours by controller
1250 mL D5W with 10,000 U heparin to infuse at 1000 U/h
The drop factor is 20 gtt/mL.
Flow rate: _____ mL/h
Flow rate:
gtt/min
t
70.
71.
72.
1 L NS IV to infuse in 10 hours
The drop factor is 10 gtt/mL.
Flow rate:
1000 mL D5W IV to infuse at 25 gtt/min
The drop factor is 15 gtt/mL
The IV is initiated at 2:30 pm.
Total infusion time:
hours
Flow rate:
Time at completion:
gtt/min
mL/h
(int’l time)
What is the dosage of one dose of Interferon Alpha-2b required for a child with a BSA of
0.82m2 if the recommended pediatric dosage is 2 million units/m2?
units
A child’s order for Pepcid states that she should receive an IV of 20 mg Pepcid diluted in NS to a
total volume of 15 mL which is to be injected over 2 minutes and followed by a 10 mL flush. The
supply is Pepcid 10 mg/mL. Given that a volume control set is being used, compute the volume of
Pepcid, the volume of NS to be added to the volume chamber, and the injection rate.
Pepcid:
mL
NS:
mL
mL/15sec
73.
74.
Determine the BSA for the following child using the BSA computation formulas. Include two
decimal places with your answers. Leah, who is 80 cm tall and weighs 20 lb
BSA =
m2
75.
Select an amount of diluent to be added, and compute the amount of medication to be given.
Order:
penicillin G potassium 250,000 U IM q.i.d.
The supply is a vial containing 1,000,000 units of powdered penicillin G potassium with the following
instructions:
Amount of diluent to Approximate
be added
concentration
9.6 mL
100,000 U/mL
4.6 mL
200,000 U/mL
1.6 mL
500,000 U/mL
Add
76.
mL diluent, give
mL
A patient’s IV flow needs to be checked frequently so that any adjustments in rate will be small. The
allowable percent of change varies according to the institution’s policy, patient’s condition, and other
factors. For this problem, assume that the patient’s flow rate may be reset if the maximum variation
from the physician’s order is not more than 25%. The following IV order will be regulated manually.
Order: 1000 mL D5W IV to infuse in 10 hours
The drop factor is 15 gtt/mL.
a. Calculate the flow rate of the IV fluid in gtt/min.
gtt/min
b. After 6 hours, 200 mL of IV fluid remains, what would the adjusted rate have to be?
gtt/min
c. Compute the percent of change in the flow rate.
d. According to guidelines given, is the new rate allowable?
(yes/no)
77.
Order: Add nitroglycerin 200mcg to IV stat
Stock: vial labeled 0.8mg/mL
mL
Mark your dosage on the most appropriate syringe
78.
Order: 35 Units Novolin N NPH U-100 Insulin with Novolin R Regular U-100 insulin 19 U
subcut ā breakfast. Show the two on the appropriate syringe below
79.
A patient’s IV fluids are to be limited. His continuous IV order is for 2500 mL of NS every 24 hours. He is
to receive an IV PB of 100 mg of netromycin in 150 mL NS infused in 2 hours, every 12 hours. His IV
flow rate is controlled by an infusion pump.
a. What is the flow rate of his IV PB?
mL/h
b. How many milliliters per day flow for his IV PB?
mL/day
c. How many milliliters per day will he receive with his regular IV?
mL/day
d. What will his regular IV flow rate be, in mL/hour?
mL/h
For the following questions, specify the amount of diluent to add, the resulting solution concentration,
and the amount to give. Indicate the dose with an arrow on the accompanying syringe.
80.
Order: Vancomycin 750 mg IV q.6h
Package Insert Instructions: For IV use, dilute each 500 mg with 10 mL sterile water. Prior to
administration, dilute further with 200 mL of dextrose or saline solution and infuse over 60 minutes.
Aqueous solution is stable for two weeks.
a. Reconstitute with
mL diluent for a total solution volume of
mL with a concentration
of
g/
mL.
b. Give:
mL (See label below)
81.
Order: Tazidime 300 mg IM q.6h
a. Reconstitute with
mL diluent for a total solution volume of
of
b. Give:
82.
mL with a concentration
mg/mL.
mL
The following questions refer to your patient who is on IV heparin therapy according to the
“Standard Weight Based Heparin Protocol” noted below. The patient weighs 144 pounds. On
admission the patient’s APTT is 30 seconds. You initiate IV heparin therapy at 1130 on 06/06/XX.
Standard Weight Based Heparin Protocol
For all patients on heparin drips:
1. Weight in KILOGRAMS. Required for order to be processed: ______ kg
2. Heparin 20,000 U in 250 mL of 1/2 NS. Boluses to be given as 1100 U/mL.
3. APTT q.6h or 6 hours after rate change; q.d. after two consecutive therapeutic
APTTs.
4. CBC initially and repeat every ______ day(s).
5. Obtain APTT and PT/INR on day one prior to initiation of therapy.
6. Guaiac stool initially then every ______ day(s) until heparin discontinued. Notify if
positive.
7. Neuro checks every ______ hours while on heparin. Notify physician of any
changes.
8. D/C APTT and CBC once heparin drip is discontinued unless otherwise ordered.
9. Notify physician of any bleeding problems.
10. Bolus with 80 U/kg. Start drip at 18 U/kg/h.
11. If APTT is  35 secs:
Rebolus with 80 U/kg and increase rate by 4 U/kg/h
12. If APTT is 36–44 secs:
Rebolus with 40 U/kg and increase rate by 2 U/kg/h
13. If APTT is 45–75 secs:
Continue current rate
14. If APTT is 76–90 secs:
Decrease rate by 2 U/kg/h
15. If APTT is  90 secs:
Hold heparin for 1 hour and decrease rate by 3 U/kg/h
a. What is the patient’s weight in kilograms? (Round to the nearest kg.)
kg
b. Calculate the dosage of heparin that should be administered for the bolus for this patient.
c.
U
Calculate the dose volume of heparin that should be administered for the bolus for this patient.
d. Calculate the dosage of heparin this patient should receive each hour.
mL
U/h
e. Calculate the heparin solution volume this patient should receive each hour to provide correct infusion
for the patient’s weight.
mL/h
f.
At 1730, the patient’s APPT id 33 seconds, Rebolus with heparin
U
(
mL)
g. How much should you change the infusion rate? (increase or decrease) heparin infusion rate by
h. The new infusion rate will be heparin
mL/h.
mL/h.
MATH for NURSES STUDY SHEETS - KEY
BASIC ARITHMETIC SKILLS (You should do these without a calculator.)
1a.
0.429 1b.
42.9%
2a.
3/200
2b. 1.5%
3a.
1/3
3b.
5/12
3c. 5 1/2
3d. 0.2092 3e. 48.177
3f. 0.69
4a. 9/25 or 0.36
4b. 21/200 or 0.105
4c. 3/1000 or 0.003
5a.
26
5b.
48%
5c.
288
6a.
0.4
6b.
42
7a) x = _40.5 or 40 1/2
7b) x = __0.552
8a) 91/200
8b) 0.005 8c)13 1/3% or 13.33% 8d) 6250% 8e) 4.464 8f) 5% 8g) 80
PRACTICAL APPLICATION SKILLS
13. 60
mg/dose
Number tabs/type: 1-60mg tablet
14. a) 30 g NaCl
b) 1000 mL H2O
15.a) 12.5 or 12 ½ hrs
b) 2 0 3 0
16. 500
mL stock solution
1500
mL solvent
17. 7.5 mL
1.5 t
18.Safe? Yes Flow Rate: 42
mL/hr
19. 2.5
mL
19d. Waste or destroy it
20. a) 37.8 g
b) 10.6
g
21. 2 containers
½ or 0.5 cups
22. 10
gtt/min
23. Initial drop rate: 63
gtt/min ;Actual drop rate for 1st hour:
for completion: 65
gtt/min
24. 3.4
mL
25. c
26. a
27. d
28. d
29. e
32. c
33. b
34. c
35. e
36. b
39. c
40. d
41. e
42.
10
mL
43. Dosage: 0.8
mL
44.Dosage:
0.4
mL
50
gtt/min; New drop rate
30. d
37. c
31. b
38. d
45. Dosage: 50
NPH
Units
R
46. a) 16
hrs b) 2 2 0 0
47. 1.5 tablets
48. 7.5
mL/dose (30mL/day) ½ bottle(s)/day
49. 125g Epsom salts 500 mL water
50. 210mg
51. 96 mL stock solution
144 mL solvent
52. Yes ;125mg is the maximum dose based on 25 kg x 15mg/kg/day divided into 3 doses (t.i.d.);
90 mg is less than the maximum dose.; 2.4mL
53. BSA: _1.12m2; 2 tabs
54. 10 gtt/min or ; 2.5 mL/hr
55. 1.6 mL
56. 6.5mL/hr
57. 1.6/4.6/9.6 mL of diluent; 0.5/1.25(1.3)/2.5 mL ; Remaining Doses: 3
0.5
1.3
2.5
58. d
59. a
61.
1 tablet(s)
60. c
62.
1 capsule(s)
64. 0.6 mL
63. 1.6 mL
65. 3.0 mL; doses per vial: 2
66. 100 mL hydrogen peroxide;200mL sterile water
67. a)min: 300 mg; max 600mg
b) min 100mg; max 200 mg
c) yes d) 5 mL
68. 75_mL/h
69. 42 gtt/min
70. 17 gtt/min
71.100 /h; 10hours; 0030
72.1.64 million units
74. 0.45 m2
73. Pepcid: 2mL; NS: 13mL; 3.1 mL/15sec
75. 4.6 mL diluent, 1.3 mL
76. a) 25 gtt/min
77. 0.25 mL
b) 13
gtt/min
e) 1 t
c) 48%
d) No
.
78.
NHP
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79. a) 75mL/h
b) 300 mL/day
c) 2200 mL/day
d) 110 mL/h
80. Reconstitute with 20mL diluent; total solution volume 20mL; concentration of 1g/20mL; 15mL
81. Reconstitute with 1.5 mL diluent; total solution volume 1.8 mL; concentration of 280mg/mL; 1.1mL
82. a) 65kg b) 5200U c) 4.7 mL d) 1170U/h e) 15 mL/h f) 5200 U;( 4.7 mL) g) 3 mL/h. h) 18mL/h.