In the order: Add 30 mEq to calcium gluconate to 1L D5 1/4NS. 1) How many ml of calcium gluconate 15% w/v injection should be used to prepare this IV order? 2) Assuming volumes are additive and complete dissociation, what would be the osmolarity of the IV admixture solution? (Consider total volume after adding the volume of calcium gluconate.)

In the order: Add 30 mEq to calcium gluconate to 1L D5 1/4NS. 1) How many ml of calcium gluconate 15% w/v injection should be used to prepare this IV order? 2) Assuming volumes are additive and complete dissociation, what would be the osmolarity of the IV admixture solution? (Consider total volume after adding the volume of calcium gluconate.)

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Chapter11: Properties Of Solutions

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Problem 108AE

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