Nursing drip rate practice problems
[DOC File]Drip or tube feeding - Critical Care Nutrition
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This type of tube is used for people who have long term problems with eating and swallowing. A gastrostomy tube can be placed by special procedures in the ICU. Giving food directly into the bloodstream (intravenously) This is called ‘parenteral nutrition’ (PN). This means being fed directly into the bloodstream through a drip into a vein.
[DOC File]RN Study Guide for Preparing for the NLN Medication ...
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Center for Nursing Education and Testing (CNET) ... Step 3: Calculate the intravenous drip rate using the formula: Drip Rate = Volume to be infused X Drop Factor (Gtt/ml) Total Time in Minutes. Example: ... Practice Problems for Intravenous Drug Calculations: 1. Ordered: Ampicillin 500 mg dissolved in 200 ml D5W Drop Factor: 10 gtt/ml ...
Preceptor Packet - Instructure
If a problem is occurring please utilize written documentation after verbal interaction and problem solving has ensued. Each student is assigned an instructor of record, but both Aimee and I are available if problems occur. Thank you and welcome to the nursing education experience. With regards, Rachel Owen, RN, MSN. James Vigil, RN, MSN
[DOC File]Remedial Worksheet for Pediatric Math/Med Test Review
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Now, try these problems for yourself: Find the SDR of Ampicillin per dose, when the SDR and wt are given to you: SDR: 100-200mg/kg/24hrs divided Q 6 hrs. Wt: 35 lbs. Convert lbs to Kg: Multiply the SDR by the Kg: This is per day, so now divide the SDR per day by the number of times the child receives the medication. A dose given Q 6hrs is 4x/day.
[DOC File]Web Page User Practice Problems
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Ordered: 100 ml NS IV to infuse in 15 minutes now. The nurse would set the IV pump to infuse at a rate of _____ ml / hr. 1 pint = _____ ml. 1 quart = _____ ml = _____ liter(s) Answers to User Practice Problems. 5 grams. 21 gtts / min 21 ml / hr. ½ grain. 1000 mg (1 gram) : 10 ml ::1000 mg : X ml = 10 ml
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13. You have an order to infuse 1000 mL of D5W (5% Dextrose in water) IV over a period of 5 hr. No pump is available, but the tubing set package notes that the drop factor is 10 gtt/mL. How would you adjust the drip rate? 14. The order is for meperidine 60 mg and atropine gr 1/150, IM. The meperidine on hand is 100 mg/mL and the atropine is 0.4 ...
[DOC File]DRUG ABSORPTION, DISTRIBUTION AND ELIMINATION ...
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c. The rate constant of elimination is about 0.231/hr. d. The rate constant of elimination is about 0.832/hr. Solution: Vd = 1000 mg/(10 mg/L) = 100 L. ke = 0.693/t1/2e = 0.693/3 hrs = 0.231/hr 2. Clearance. Morphine has an apparent volume of distribution of 220 L/70 kg and a half-life of elimination of 3 hours.
[DOC File]Medication Math Errors
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Rephrase if necessary. Think: "Drip rate is 45 drops per minute." Translate into math terms using abbreviations, e.g. "45 gtt/min" If a given is in the form mg/kg/day, rewrite as mg/kg x day (see example 4) If a percentage is given, e.g. 25%, rewrite as 25/100 with appropriate labels (see example 5)
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Maintaining client safety is the overriding principle in clinical practice. To insure safe client care and ethical, professional practice nursing students will provide care within the guidelines of the Nursing Practice Act, the Academic Standards and policies listed in the syllabus, student handbook, and the NSNA Code of Ethics.
Dosage Calculation Practice - Quia
Dosage Calculation Practice. 1. The physician orders Megestrol acetate 800 mg per day . The Megestrol acetate label reads: oral suspension 40 mg / mL . Give _____ 2. Give Dilaudid 0.5 mg. IM from a vial that is labeled 4 mg per mL. Give _____ 3. Ordered: Atropine sulfate 0.5 mg IM
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