Asked by trixie
if a doctor prescribes 30 units of insulin in 500 ml to be administered over 2 hours, how many drops per minute should be administered if the set is calibrated to deliver 20 drops per ml?
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Answered by
Reiny
A total of 500 ml have to administered in 2 hours or in 120 minutes.
It is delivering 20 drops/ml so there are 500x20 drops to be delivered, or 10,000 drops.
so the drops/min have to be 10,000/120 = 83 1/3 drops/min
(notice the 30 units does not enter the picture as it merely describes the strength of the insulin in the 500 ml bag)
It is delivering 20 drops/ml so there are 500x20 drops to be delivered, or 10,000 drops.
so the drops/min have to be 10,000/120 = 83 1/3 drops/min
(notice the 30 units does not enter the picture as it merely describes the strength of the insulin in the 500 ml bag)
Answered by
Trixie
thank you very much
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