Asked by Fatin
A physician ordered 1 L of D-10-1/2 NS to infuse over 10 hours. How many grams of Dextrose would the patient receive per hour?
I answer like this
D10 = 10g/100 ml
1 L= 1000 mL
10 g/100 mL= x/ 1000 mL
100x= 1000x10
x= 10,000/100
x= 100 g over 10 hours
100g/10 hr = x/1 hr
10x= 100
x=100/10
x= 10 g per hr
please let me know if I did right.
I answer like this
D10 = 10g/100 ml
1 L= 1000 mL
10 g/100 mL= x/ 1000 mL
100x= 1000x10
x= 10,000/100
x= 100 g over 10 hours
100g/10 hr = x/1 hr
10x= 100
x=100/10
x= 10 g per hr
please let me know if I did right.
Answers
Answered by
Reiny
I sure hope that doctor is more familiar with the metric system than the question shows
A litre (L) is a measure of volume
A gram is a measure of mass
I sure hope they meant a ml instead of gram
so we infuse 1000 ml in 10 hours
---> 100 ml per hour
A litre (L) is a measure of volume
A gram is a measure of mass
I sure hope they meant a ml instead of gram
so we infuse 1000 ml in 10 hours
---> 100 ml per hour
Answered by
Steve
or, if you really do want grams, figure how many grams of dextrose are in 100ml of the solution
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