Drips per minute conversion
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c. Convert cubic feet per minute to gallons per minute (or m3 per minute to L per minute). Pumps are generally rated in gallons (L) per minute. Check this rate of flow against the peak use rate you figure d earlier. If it is evident there is not sufficient water, check other possible sources. 76 ft3/min x …
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If a patient is on a drip, the number of drips per minute would be drips min-1. There are other examples where the rate of change is measured as quantity per length, area or volume. Here the same principle applies, with, for example, the unit volume being made into its negative power:
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Continue compressions at a rate of >100 compressions per minute for 2 minutes. Assess rhythm with AED. Defibrillate if AED shock advised. Immediately begin compressions at a rate of >100 compressions per minute for 2 minutes. Administer Epinephrine 1mg 1:10,000 IV every 3 to 5 minutes while compressions are being performed.
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Box-up was in two halves from horizontal. Bottom half was provided with bleeder and an ejector installed to it which was routed to the safe location. During installation, caked carbamate deposition on flange was completely removed mechanically, while the carbamate leakage was 100 drips per minute. Q: Jaspal Singh – Notore Chemical
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a. Titrate vasoactive and inotropic drips per protocol to desired systemic BP, PAOP, and/or PAD. b. Follow critical care emergency standing orders about the administration of. antidysrhythmic agents. 7. Collaborate with physician to maintain a high urinary output (>50 ml/hr): a. Administer osmotic agents (mannitol) for excretion of excess fluid ...
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Divide this by 60 to give the rate per minute. The resulting number is the drip factor or X factor. This number represents the dose of drug at a rate of one mL per hour. Multiply by the cc/hr rate to determine the mcg/kg/minute rate. If the drug is not to be given by kilograms, skip step 3.
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