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IV Questions

The document contains a series of medical calculations related to intravenous (IV) fluid administration and medication dosages. It includes specific orders for various medications and fluids, along with the required calculations for flow rates, volumes, and dosages based on provided stock concentrations. Each calculation is followed by the corresponding answer for quick reference.

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IV Questions

The document contains a series of medical calculations related to intravenous (IV) fluid administration and medication dosages. It includes specific orders for various medications and fluids, along with the required calculations for flow rates, volumes, and dosages based on provided stock concentrations. Each calculation is followed by the corresponding answer for quick reference.

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1. A doctor has ordered 1,000 mL. of PNSS to infuse over 8 hours.

You have a macrodrip


tubing with a drop factor of 20 gtts./min. How many drops per minute should you
regulate the Iv fluid?
Answer: 41-42 gtts./min.

2. The patient needs 2,000 mL. of saline IV over 4 hours for a patient with deficient fluid
volume. How many mililiters per hour sould be infused?
Answer: 500 mL./hour

3. A patient is receiving 500 mL. of normal saline over 6 hours using drip factor of 60 drops
per mL. How many drops per minute should be delivered?
Answer: 83-83 mcgtts./min

4. A patient is ordered to receive 1,000 mL. of NSS to be administered at 125 mL./hour.


How many hours will pass before you change the Iv?
Answer: 8 hours

5. An infusion is to run for 30 minutes and is to deliver 200 mL. What is the rate of the
infusion in mL./hour?
Answer: 400 mL./hour

6. How much should be drawn if a patient was ordered with 80 mg. of Pethidine if each
stock ampule contains 100 mg. per 1 mL.?
Answer: 0.8 mL.

7. A child requires 50 milligrams of Phenobarbitone. If stock ampules contain 200


milligrams in 2 mL. How much will be given?
Answer: 0.5 mL.

8. A patient is prescribed with 500 mg. Chloramphenicol. Stock on hand is 1000 mg. vial to
be diluted in 5 mL. of sterile water. How many mL. should the patient receive?
Answer: 2.5 mL.

9. The doctor ordered 1000 mL. D5LR to run at 125 mL./hour. How long will the IV
infusion run?
Answer: 8 hours

10. How many mL./hour will be required to deliver 1,000 mL. of IV fluid in 5 hours?
Answer: 200 mL./hour
1. Doctor’s order: Give ampicillin sulbactam 750 mg + 90cc PNSS via soluset every 6
hours.
Stock dose: ampicillin sulbactam 250mg/500mg per vial
Diluent: 20cc. How many cc will you aspirate from the vial?
Answer: 20cc
2. Doctor ordered 500 ml d5imb to run for 6 hours using microset. How long will the IV
infusion run?
Answer:83-84 ugtts/min
3. Doctor ordered give paracetamol 180mg slow iv push now. If stock ampule contains 150
mg in 2 mL, how much will be given?
Answer: 0.6
4. Order: Infuse 1,000 mL of normal saline over 8 hours. What is the flow rate in mL/hr?
Answer: 125mL/hr
5. The doctor writes an order to infuse a solution. The order reads: Infuse 2,500 mL over 1
day. What is the hourly rate (mL/hr)?
Answer: 104 mL/hr
6. The Doctor’s ordered read as follows: Give Ceftriaxone 500 mg IV every 6 hours
ANST(). If the stick dose of ceftriaxone is 1g per vial and dilution is 5ml, how many ml
will be administered every 6 hours?
Answer: 2.5 ml
7. Doctor’s order: Infuse 0.3 Nacl 1000 ml at rate of 20gtts/min. compute for the running
hour?
Answer: 16 hours
8. A nurse is to administer 30 mg of furosemide (Lasix) to a client with congestive heart
failure (CHF). The ampule contains 40 mg in 2 ml. What is the correct dose to
administer?
Answer: 0.75mg
9. A child is to receive 500 mg of an antibiotic suspension. The label on the bottle reads 250
mg/5 mL. The nurse should administer how much of the suspension in one dose?
Answer: 10 ml
10. Doctor’ ordered give diazepam 10 mg sivp now. The ampule contains 10 mg in 2 ml.
how much will you give the patient?
Answer: 2ml

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