According to the question,
Total volume to be infused= 1500ml
Drop rate = 25 gtt/min
Drop factor= 15 gtt/ml
To calculate the infusion the formula is
Infusion time =
total volume to be infused / [ (drop rate ÷ drop factor ) × 60]
So substituting the values
Infusion time = 1500/[ (25÷15)×60]
= 15 hrs
(Plz note since the answers in the option is in hrs ×60 is added in the formula)
So the answer is option A that is 15 hrs
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