General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry - 4th edition
General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry - 4th edition
4th Edition
ISBN: 9781259883989
Author: by Janice Smith
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 1, Problem 84P
Interpretation Introduction

(a)

Interpretation:

The amount of fluid received by the patient in 20 min is to be calculated.

Concept introduction:

The conversion factor to convert minutes to hours is as follows:

  1 hour=60 min

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 84P

The volume of fluid received by the patient in 20 min is 50 mL.

Explanation of Solution

The given rate of flow of intravenous solution is represented as follows:

  150 mL1 hour

The conversion factor to convert minutes to hours is as follows:

  1 hour=60 min

Hence the factor to convert 20 min to hours as follows:

  Time taken=(20min)( 1 hour 60min)= 13 hours

So, the fluid received by the patient is calculated as follows:

  Volume of fluid=( 150 mL 1 hour)(13hours)=50 mL

Interpretation Introduction

(b)

Interpretation:

The duration in which the patient would receive 90 mL of fluid is to be calculated.

Concept introduction:

The conversion factor to convert the milligrams to grams is as follows:

  1 mg=103 g

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Answer to Problem 84P

The duration in which the patient would receive 90 mL of fluid is 36 min.

Explanation of Solution

Since the amount of fluid received by the patient in 20 min is 50 mL . It can be represented as follows:

  20 min50 mL

So, the duration in which the patient would receive 90 mL of fluid is calculated as follows:

  Time taken by patient=( 20 min 50 mL)(90 mL)=36 min

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(c)

Interpretation:

The duration in which the bag that has a volume of 600 mL is emptied is to be determined.

Concept introduction:

The conversion factor to convert the milligrams to grams is as follows:

  1 mg=103 g

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 84P

The duration in which the bag is emptied is 4 hours.

Explanation of Solution

The rate of flow of intravenous solution can be represented as follows:

  1 hour150 mL

So, the duration in which the bag is emptied is calculated as follows:

  Time in which bag emptied=( 1 hour 150 mL)(600 mL)=4 hours

Interpretation Introduction

(d)

Interpretation:

The duration in which 2.0 g glucose is administered to the patient is to be determined.

Concept introduction:

The conversion factor to convert the milligrams to grams is as follows:

  1 mg=103 g

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 84P

The duration in which 2.0 g glucose is administered to the patient is 9 min.

Explanation of Solution

The conversion factor to convert the milligrams to grams is as follows:

  1 mg=103 g

Hence the factor to convert 90 mg of glucose to g as follows:

  Mass of glucose=(90 mg)( 10 3 g 1mg)=90×103 g

Since 1 mL has 90×103 g , this can be represented as follows:

  1 mL90×103 g

The volume equivalent to 2.0 g glucose is calculated as follows:

  Volume of glucose=( 1 mL 90× 10 3  g)(2.0 g)=22.22 mL

Since the amount of fluid received by the patient in 20 min is 50 mL so, the duration in which 22.22 mL glucose is administered to the patient is calculated as follows:

  Time taken by patient=( 20min 50 mL)(22.22mL)=8.888 min9 min

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