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The order reads: Dopamine 10 mcg/kg/min. The bag is labeled 800mg in 250mL of NS. The patient weighs 242 pounds. How many mL/hour will be infused? |
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The order reads: Dopamine 10 mcg/kg/min
The bag is labeled 800mg in 250mL of NS
Therefor 250 ml = 800mg
Then, 1 ml = x
Therefor, x = (800 mg x 1 ml) / 250 ml
x = 3.2 mg/ml or 3200 mcg / ml
This means each 1 ml of NS contains = 3200 mcg / ml
The patient weighs 242 pounds = 109.769 kg
Therefor,
if we need 10 mcg/min for 1kg. then, how much we need for 109.769 kg
109.769 kg X 10 mcg/min = 1097.69 mcg/min
Hence, we have administer 1097.69 mcg/min of NS or 1097.69 X 60 min = 65,861 mcg /1 hour
Here, Each 1 ml of NS contains = 3200 mcg / ml
Therefor, (65861 mcg /1 hour) divided by 3200 mcg / ml = 20.58 ml / hour
Therefor, we have to infuse 20.58 ml / hour
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