Question

1. The medication order for Mr. Stevenson reads: "Give 100 mg/kg of body weight. If Mr. Stevenson weighs 143 lb, how many grams should he receive?

2. The medication order for Bobby Kent, a 12 lb child reads, "Vancomycin 10 mg/kg IV X 1 preop." The medication label reads, "Vancomycin 10 mg/ml." What volume of the medication must be drawn up to deliver the dose for the patient by IV infusion?

3. Dr. Lozon orders a prophylactic 2 mg/kg dose of gorillacillin to be given to Mrs. Abernathy preoperatively. Mrs. Abernathy weighs 140 lb. the label on the gorillacillin reads "250 mg/ml), what volume needs to be drawn up to deliver the dose for Mrs. Abernathy?

4. The medication order for Mr. Jones reads: "Give 30 mg/kg of body weight. If Mr. Jones weighs 98 kg, how many mg should he receive?

5. The medication order for Mrs. Wallace reads, "Give 4 mg per kg of body weight every 8 hours." If Mrs. Wallace weighs 94 kg, what dose should she receive? The medication order for a 12 kg child reads, "Ancef 15 mg/kg IV X 1 preop." The medication label reads, "Ancef 100 mg/ml." What volume of the medication must be drawn up to deliver the dose for the patient?

6.  A drug is supplied in a concentration of 50 in 5 ml of solution. A dose of 10 mg has been ordered for the patient. How many ml do you draw up for this dose?

Answer 1

ordered dose : loonglig - Body weight = 143 16 = 64.9 kg lose will be look 64.9 64going = 60 49 Jom in 6.5g ① ordered dose = longle et weight = falba85-4pm therefore dose will be = 10x sy sy mg awailable cose = long/ml le long drug = land - ty ng will be in 1654 = 54ml olume of medication should be _abawn' Scanned with CamScanner

13 Ordered dose = angllo - Body weight = 20084140 16 = 63.5kg Available dose= 250 mgfond quered dose = 2 x 63.5 2127 mg According to available dose, 250 ng will be in Inl 127mg will be an = 1 b 127 = 0.5ml Scanned with CamScanner

6 Ordered dose 30 offre weight = 98kg therefore dose a 30x 98 = 2840ng 29 Young should be recenie Scanned with Cara Sean