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! Required information Answer all questions in numeric form only. Ordered: Four 10 mL vials of Humalog U-100; inject 32 units subcut 4 times a day, before meals and at bedtime Calculate the days' supply:. Round to the nearest whole day. days Required information Answer all questions in numeric form only. Ordered: Tylenol 120 mg/5 mL, disp 300 mL; take 60 mg po q4h prn Calculate the days' supply: days

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ashboard / Courses / PHRC - Pharmacy Calculations - (Apr 24 - May 15, 2023) - AK / Knowledge Assessment 3 / Kn estion 14 ot yet swered arked out of 1 Flag question cloudy 080- ADMINISTRATIONS Compute the requested information. 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. The problems and drug orders are presented for practice only, and actual prescribed dosages will vary according to a patient's age condition, reaction, additional medications, and other factors. Use the following information about a child and his order to compute answers. A pediatrician has ordered ampicillin 50 mg/kg/day po divided q6h for a child who weighs 44 lb. 4 How many milligrams should the child receive per dose? Į A▾ BI 000 Q Search E E E 00 S mg © --- --- 農 g --- O

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19% O Mon 10:07 PM Share Window Help A Final Review Edited 125% v View Zoom Add Page Insert Table Chart Text Shape Media Comment 39. Ticarcillin 700 mg is ordered. Ticarcillin is supplied as a powder in a vial. Directions on the vial state “add 2 mL of sterile water for injection. Each 2.6 mL of solution will contain 1 gram of ticarcillin. How many mL should be adminis ered per dose?

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Cture.com/courses/160/discussion topics/773?module_item_id=3576 Discussions > Week 3- patient with a gastrostomy tube This is a graded discussion: 10 points possible Week 3- patient with a gastrostomy tube Topic: Week 3-patient with a gastrostomy tube 田A合 Pulmonary Edema-Treatment M Morphine A Aminophylline D Diuretics Oxygen O Cases (ABC) Airborne Precautions-Diseases B M Measles T Tube V Varicella Chest Tube-Assessment Pneu A Ability to Breathe 85,00 Hypoxia-Signs and Symptoms Early T Twysedia/Tuckypes Impa Cushing's Disease Assessment Hypogl E Krystal Grant In caring for a patient with a gastrostomy tube, what are the essential nursing considerations regarding tube maintenance, monitoring for complications, providing appropriate nutrition, and supporting the patient and their caregivers in managing the tube at home? How can nurses educate patients and their families effectively to promote optimal care, prevent infections, and ensure the patient's nutritional needs are met while…

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Homeostasis Cases, Set A  Read through each case. Fill in the blanks/spaces below based on the content of the cases. Case #2:  On a particularly busy day, as a student taking Anatomy and Physiology, I do not have anything to drink from 9:30 am until 6:30 pm. Osmoreceptors in the brain detect the decreased level of water in the blood. These receptors send a signal to the hypothalamus/posterior pituitary, which stimulates the release of antidiuretic hormone (ADH). This hormone acts on the nephron tubules and collecting ducts in the kidney to increase reabsorption of water, which returns that water to the blood. This retention of water has the additional effect of decreasing urinary output. As the fluid levels in the blood stabilize, the release of ADH ends. What is the variable monitored by this loop?____________ What is the stimulus? ______________________________ What is the control center? __________________________ What is the effector? _______________________________ What is the…

Calculate the drip rate for 100 mls of IV Fluids to be given over a half hour via a giving set which delivers 10 drops/ml. * 1 point Your answer         This is a required question Calculate the drip rate for 2 litres of IV Fluids to be given over 5 hours via a giving set which delivers 10 drops/ml. 1 point Your answer       Email * Your answer       Morphine sulphate is available in 15mgs/ml. The required dosage is 5mgs. How much mls must be taken from the vial for it to be an accurate dose? 1 point Your answer       Calculate the drip rate for 500 mls of Normal Saline to be given over 4.5 hours via a giving set which delivers 15 drops/ml. 1 point Your answer       Three litres of Hartmans (Lactated Ringer's) is charted over 12 hours. The drop factor is 15. The IV has been running for 9 hours. 800 mls remain. How many drops per minute are needed so that the IV finishes in…

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Cerritos Community College Health Occupations Division PHAR 64 Pharmacy Operations III TPN Calculation Worksheet Calculate the volume of each additive. Calculate the volume of Sterile Water needed to bring the total volume to the ordered volume. Patient Name: Urs, Trooly Room: SL 101 Age: 31 Height: 64" Dosing Wt: 52 kg Date: Today Time Due: 2300 Infusion Volume Order: 1,000 mL Rate: 100 mL/hr Base Components Concentration Dose Ordered Volume (mL) Protein Travasol 8.5% 4 g mL Dextrose Dextrose 70% 400 g mL 10% 15 g mL Fat Emulsion Total Additives: mL ml Volume Base:

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Cerritos College Health Occupations Division PHAR 64 Name: Date/Time: /0930 Medication Order Ceftriaxone 50 mg/kg syringe IV Push q24h. Infuse over 5 mins. Start infusion stat. Medical Orders Patient Information Kiera Totah 6 y/o female Wt: 20 kg Pharmacy Copy Pharmacy carries: Ceftriaxone 1 g is to be reconstituted with 9.6 mL of sterile water for a final concentration of 100 mg/mL • Stability: IN 0.9% NaCI: 48 hours 1. Perform Calculations: Volume to be added to given IVP mL 2. Prepare IV & label for one dose 3. Perform hand washing 4. Garb 5. Retrieve necessary materials 6. Clean the hood 7. Prepare IV using sterile technique INTRAVENOUS SOLUTION ADDITIVES Date: Room No: Patient Name: Time Prepared: Drugs Added: IV No. By: BUD: Initials:

Please help me solve these!! 1. The provider orders Drug X 200 mL to infuse over 2 hour. The laboratory sends a macrodrip tubing with the medication. Calculate the drip rate. Round to the nearest whole number.           2. Order: Drug Y 1 L to infuse over 2.5 hr. Calculate the flow rate.

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Medication order: Vibramycin 100 mg by mouth now Using the following drug label, how many mL will you administer? __ mL Round your answer to the nearest whole number.

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Patient ID: A.C, a 4 year old female from Daraga Albay. History source – Mother 100 % reliability. Chief compliant: Persistent vomiting. History of present illness: 2 weeks PTA the patient experience abdominal pain with painful urination. No fever, no vomiting, nor watery stool. No medication nor consult was done. 7 days PTA, the patient presented with an episode of vomiting with the passage of live worms. She also experience abdominal pain without passage of stool for 2 days. 6 days PTA, the abdominal pain was persistent and with several episodes of vomiting but no passage of live worms. A few hours PTA, the persistence of abdominal pain, increased frequency of vomiting and presence of abdominal distention prompted them for consult. Past medical history: (+) Bronchial asthma with last attack 1 month ago. (-) Heart disease. Family history: (+) DM, maternal and paternal side. (-) Cancer, cardiac disease, kidney and asthma. Birth and Maternal history: 24 G1P1 mother with intake of…

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when making daily IV rounds you discover an IV with a rate= 50 mL/hr and an amount in the IV bag of 275 mL @ 0730. How many 1 Liter bags will you need to prepare to last through 1200 tomorrow? This is the full question