6. Order: 1500 ml. of NS to be administered over 8 hours. Tubing label states Drop factor: 15 gtt/mL. The pump will be set to deliver how many mL per hour? 7. The medication is available in 250 mg tablets. How many tablets will the patient need for the 7days that The patient is going home with instructions to take tetracycline, 0.75 g PO for 7 days. he is to take the medication? 8. Order: Penicillin, 350,000 U. Available: Penicillin, 400,000 U/3 ml.. How many mL will be administered to the patient per dose?
6. Order: 1500 ml. of NS to be administered over 8 hours. Tubing label states Drop factor: 15 gtt/mL. The pump will be set to deliver how many mL per hour? 7. The medication is available in 250 mg tablets. How many tablets will the patient need for the 7days that The patient is going home with instructions to take tetracycline, 0.75 g PO for 7 days. he is to take the medication? 8. Order: Penicillin, 350,000 U. Available: Penicillin, 400,000 U/3 ml.. How many mL will be administered to the patient per dose?
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7.
The medication is available in 250 mg tablets. How many tablets will the patient need for the 7days that
The patient is going home with instructions to take tetracycline, 0.75 g PO for 7 days.
he is to take the medication?
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11.
Order: 1500 ml. of NS to be administered over 8 hours. Tubing label states Drop factor
15 gtt/mL.. The pump will be set to deliver how many ml. per hour?
Order: Penicillin, 350,000 U. Available: Penicillin, 400,000 U/3 ml.
How many mL will be administered to the patient per dose?
The patient is going on vacation for 7 days, and must take his medication with him.
His physician has ordered 1g TID. The medication is available in 500 mg tablets. How many tablets
will the pharmacist dispense so the patient will have enough for the 7 days?
Order: Administer 35 mg of medication Y IM daily. Available: Medication Y. 75
mg/mL. How many mL will be given?
Order: Administer 500 mg of vancomycin IV piggy back in 45 minutes q12 hours. The
medication is available in 150 mL of NS. How many mL/hour will be given?
12.
Order: Administer Mellaril, 0.2 g PO Q8hr. Available: Mellaril, 30 mg/1 mL.
How many mL will the patient be given per dose?
13.
Order: Medication Z 20mg per kg, q 6 hrs. Available: Medication Z, 50 mg/mL. The
patient weighs 79kg. How many mL per dose will be administered to the patient?
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