1. The physician has ordered 1000 mL of saline to infuse at 125 mL/hr. How many hours will it take to infuse the fluid?

2. The order is 0.25 g po qid. The medication is available as 125mg /5mL. How many tsps. will be given for each dose?

3. The physician has ordered ASA 650 mg p.o. Q 4 hr. for temperature higher than 101° F. The medication is supplied in 325mg tablets. What is the maximum number of tablets the patient can receive in any 12-hour period?

The physician has ordered amoxicillin 0.1 g p.o. Q8hr. Drug available is amoxicillin oral suspension, 250 mg/5mL. How many mL will the patient receive in 24 hours?

15. ____________ Order: Kanamycin (Kantrex) 1 g po Q6hr x 4 days. Available: Kanamycin capsules, 500 mg. How many capsules will the client receive in the 4 days he is to receive this medication?

16. ____________ Three liters of IV Lactated Ringer' is ordered to be given over 12 hours. The tubing drop factor is 15gtt/mL. The IV has been running for 9 hours. 1500 mL remain. How many drops per minute are needed so that the IV finishes in the required time?

17. ____________ Order: Penicillin, 350,000 U. Available: Penicillin, 400,000 U/5 mL.
How many mL will be administered to the patient per dose?

Respuesta :

The ratio of mass required to concentration or rate gives the number of the units or time a medicine is to be administered

The quantities and time of medication are:

1. It will take 8 hours to infuse the fluid

2. The number of tsps is approximately 2 tsps

3. The maximum number of tablets is 6 tablets

4. The patient will receive 6 mL in 24 hours

5. The client will receive 32 capsules

6. 125 drops/minute per minute are needed so that the IV finishes

7. The volume of Penicillin per dose is 4.375 mL

The reason the above values are correct is as follows:

Required;

1. The volume of saline required to infuse, V = 1000 mL

The rate at which the saline is infused, r = 125 mL/hr

The number of hours it will take to infuse the fluid, t, is given as follows;

[tex]t = \mathbf{\dfrac{V}{r}}[/tex]

Therefore;

[tex]t = \mathbf{\dfrac{1000 \ mL}{125 \ \dfrac{mL}{hr} } = 8 \ hr}[/tex]

The number of hours it will take to infuse the fluid, t = 8 hours

2. The mass in the order, m = 0.25 g

The concentration of the medication, C = 125 mg/(5 mL)

[tex]V = \mathbf{\dfrac{m}{C}}[/tex]

Therefore;

The volume of the concentration required, V, is given as follows;

[tex]V = \dfrac{0.25 \, g}{125 \times 10^{-3} \ \dfrac{mg}{5 \ mL} } = 10 \, mL[/tex]

The volume of 1 tsps =  4.92892 mL

10 mL = 1 tsps/(4.92892 mL) × 10 mL ≈ 2.03 tsps

Rounding to the nearest whole number gives;

The number of tsps to be given for each dose is approximately 2 tsps

3. The quantity the physician ordered every 4 hours = 650 mg

The quantity of the medication per tablet = 325 mg/tablet

Maximum mass the patient can take in 12 hour = 650mg × 12/4 = 1,950 mg

The maximum number of tablets the patient can receive = 1,950 mg/(325 mg/tablet) = 6 tablets

4. The mass of amoxicillin to be taken every 8 hours = 0.1 g

The concentration of the oral suspension of the drug = 250 mg/(5 mL)

The volume the patient will receive per 24 hour = (24/8)× (0.1 g/(250 mg/(5 mL)) = 6 mL

The amount in mL the patient will receive in 24 hours = 6 mL

5. The mass of Kanamycin to be taken every 6 hours = 1 g

The number of days the of medication = 4 days

The quantity of Kanamycin per capsule = 500 mg

The mass of Kanamycin required for 4 days = ((24 × 4)/6) × 1 g = 16 g

The number of capsules = (16 g)/(500 mg/capsule) = 32 capsules

The number of capsules the client will receive = 32 capsules

6. The volume of Lactated Ringer to be given in 12 hours = 3 Liters

The tubing drop factor = 15 gtt/mL = 15 drops/mL

The number of hours the IV has been running = 9 hours

The volume of IV remaining = 1,500 mL

The number of drops remaining = 1,500 mL × (15 gtt/mL) = 22,500 drops

The time remaining = 12 hour - 9 hour = 3 hours

3 hours = 3 hour × 60 minutes/hour = 180 minutes

The number of drops per minute needed is therefore;

Drops per minute needed = 22,500 drops/(180 minutes) = 125 drops/minute

7. The Penicillin required = 350,000 μ

The available Penicillin = 400,000 μ/(5 mL)

The volume of Penicillin per dose = 350,000 μ/(400,000 μ/(5 mL)) = 4.375 mL

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