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10:06 E FOOTEQ - AS.. (1) 8 g 0 File Home Insert Draw A 7 A 0 N g Layout 661% h e o Review Sensitivity a Read Only - You can't save changes to this file. Bruiser, an 84 lb Golden Retriever is admitted to the hospital after being hit by a car Bruiser has no visible external injuries, but his gums are pais CRT a 3.5 secs and he is recumbent Dr. Smack dam es he is in shock. You are instructed to administer tuds at 2 times his maintenance rate for 60 minutes and to administer Methylprednisolone sodium succinate 35 ml IV Concentration 500 mg/mL). What is Bruiser's tud rale? By what route will you administer the fulds? Why? What flow rate will you set? What is the macmum infusion that would be safe to administer fulds to this patient? What do you need to monitor if you are going to exceed this rate? 1. Calculate the dose of m o re con sodium succinate

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fluid The repy - Rates of Administration These calculations determine the amount of fluid administered to a patient oved a given period. The fluid is controlled by a giving time period sel which enable the drip rate to be changed to produce the desired rate. The flow rate is usually expressed as dropl time period and is known as the drip rate. - Calculations normally centre around calculating the drip rate, eg: drops per minit for a given volume requirtment over a period of time. Po achieve this eakulation the critical data required are I The volume 2) The drip factor (a conversion factor indicating 1. how mang doops there are in 1 mi) 3, The relevant time period. commonly used administration sets Cdrip sets) standaard macrodrip seti 15 g/mL Minidrip/microchip set: Goght/ mc other sizes: 10 gt/mL and zogtilmL Scanned with CamScanner

Basic formula fluid Reute (g/min)= totune of infusion 2 volume of infusion (mL) x drop facelor (ghlmc) Time of infusion (min) Drip Rute R = N(me) x Df gt over - a (min) me Ex: give 480 mL of lactacted Ringer's solution a q-hour period using a standard 15 gH /mL administration set. What is the fluid drip sale? V = 480 mL Taqhx. 6omin = 240 min. R = 480th x 15 gt - 30 gtt 240min min so se () Scanned with CamScanner

what drip rate would you use to deliver 120ml of 0.9% Nob over a 2 hour period using a microolrip CooghlmL) administration set? V = 120ml P= aho - 120min R = 120 mba - X 60 - 120 min bo 1 50 min con constante e Scanned with CamScanner