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8. Give examples of the following:
a. Official combination electrolyte infusions
b. Commercially available preparations of the above
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- 3.. The suggested dose of drug X is 75mg by slow infusion at a rate not surpassing 0.3 g/hour. Drug C is available as an injection containing 15mg of drug X in 1 mL. Calculate the infusion rate in mL/minute.9- Which of the following diuretics is contraindicated in a patient with hyperkalemia? a.Spironolactone b.Hydrochlorothiazide c.Chlorothiazide d.Furosemide8. Now that you have determined the cause of acid-base imbalance in each patient, look to see if there is evidence that compensation is or has taken place. If compensation has occurred or is occurring, determine whether it is partial or full. Explain your reasoning. Patient A – Patient B – Patient C – Patient D –
- 8) A patient who weighs 60 kg has been admitted to hospital. He is prescribed an intravenous infusion of drug X at a dose of 4.5 micrograms / kg / minute. Drug X needs to be given as a 5 mg/mL solution.At what rate (in mL/hour) should the infusion be set for this patient?(Give answer to 2 decimal places)Unit – mL/hourAn IV infusion is to contain 40 mEq of potassium ion and 10 mEq of sodium ion in 500 mL of D5W.Using a 20% w/v potassium chloride injection (MW 74.5, valence of 1) and 0.45% sodium chlorideinjection (MW 58.5, valence of 1), how many milliliters of each should be added to the 500mL bag ofD5W to supply the required ions?2. The nurse is monitoring a patient taking furosemide for heart failure. Which electrolyte imbalance must the nurse be alert for?a. Hyperkalemiab. Hypernatremiac. Hypokalemiad. Hyponatremia
- A patient is to receive Taxol . She weighs 90 pounds and is 5'2" tall. The Taxol is available, after reconstitution, in a concentration of 6 mg/mL. How many mL will be added to a 500 mL bag of NS for IV infusion?Explain how you monitor a patient for dehydration in the acute setting. You need a minimum of 3 points1. Which of the following medications may be prescribed after a heart attack to prevent future heart attacks? A) Clopidogrel B) Ibuprofen C) Morphine D) Amoxicillin 2. A side effect of loop diuretics is that they cause the loss of which electrolyte? A) Sodium B) Calcium C) Potassium D) All of the above
- 4.If the abnormal pH is due to a change in pCO2, then the condition is (metabolic, respiratory). If the abnormal pH is due to a change in HCO3-, then the condition is (metabolic, respiratory) 5. Return to the patient chart and in the empty boxes indicate whether each measured value is normal (N), high (H) or low (L).You need to give your patient a dose of 20mg and the medication comes in a dry form with a dry weight of 200mg. To reconstitute, you must add 10mL to the dry powder to get a final concentration of 16.7mg/mL. How much volume (in mL) should you give your patient for a single injection based on this order (20mg)?5. A prescription is delivered to the pharmacy for cefuroxime 250 mg/5 mL. The patient is ordered to receive 200 mg per dose twice a day for 7 days. How many milliliters will be dispensed, and how many milliliters will the patient take per dose? a. 84 mL; 12 mL b. 56 mL; 4 mL c. 28 mL; 4 mL d. 8 mL; 4 mL
