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NeX [460]
2 years ago
14

Los disminuyentes de liquido normal en ula persona sana es de 0.6mL/kg/hr. Sabiendo que don pedro cuenta con 39 grados de fiebre

y pesa82 kg. Calcule la perdida de liquido/h
Mathematics
1 answer:
iragen [17]2 years ago
5 0

The question requires the computation of loss body fluid. The results show that Don Pedro's loss of body fluid per hour is 54,234ml/hours. See computation below.

<h3>What is the loss of body fluid?</h3>

This refer to the rate at which a human being loses water on the hour. The formula for this is given as:

The Body weight in lb x percentage rate of dehydration (given in decimal form) x 500.

Hence, Don Pedro's loss of fluid per house is:

82 x 0.6 x 500;

Recall that in the formula, the weight is given in lb. So we convert Pedro's weight to Lb.

1kg = 2.20462Lb

Hence

80kg = 80 * 2.20462 = 176.37

Hence

Pedro's loss of fluid per house =

180.779 x 0.6 x 500

= 54,233.70

≈ 54, 234 ml/h


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