Two to three times the standard dose should be used.
Several medications can be given via the endotracheal (ET) tube as well, if IV or IO access has not been established. The optimal dosing of drugs administered endotracheally has not been established, but 2-2 1/2 times the IV route is generally accepted.
<h3>What procedure should be followed when administering drugs via the endotracheal route?</h3>
Medications administered by the endotracheal tube should be administered according to the following procedure:
- Stop/discontinue artificial ventilation (BVM or ventilator)
- Rapidly stop CPR compression (if performed)
- Inject appropriate medication integrated into ETT
- Quickly reattach the device and ventilate the patient.
- Continue CPR immediately if necessary.
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Answer: $4,508
Explanation:
Companies usually give discounts with credit terms to encourage Receivables to pay faster.
In this scenario, credit terms of 2/10, n/30 were offered which means that if Carla Vista Company pays within 10 days they get a discount of 2% but if they don't they should pay the full amount in 30 days.
They paid within the discount period meaning that they qualify for the discount of 2% but they however returned goods worth $1800.
So calculating for that would be,
= (6,400 - 1800) (1 - 0.02)
= $4,508
The amount of the check is $4,508
Answer:
P = Average Total Cost
Explanation:
Because the market is monopolistically competitive market, one can tell that it is in long run equilibirum by the fact that P = ATC at the optimal quantity. Furthermore, the quantity he firm produces in long run equilibrium is less than efficient scale.
Payment alternatives are part of the Selection & Purchase phase <span>of the research-based buying process. This is the third phase of the process and includes:
</span>Negotiation activities to obtain lower price or added quality, payment alternatives including use of cash & various credit plans and assessment of acquisition & installation that might be encountered
Question Completion:
We assume that the variable manufacturing cost is $55 per unit.
Answer:
The change in operating income = $60,000
Explanation:
a) Data and Calculations:
Special order = 3,000 units
Price of special order = $75 per unit
Variable cost per unit (assumed) = $55
Fixed costs = unchanged
Variable marketing and administrative costs = unchanged
The change in operating income = $60,000 (($75 - $55) * 3,000)
b) Given the above scenario and the assumed variable cost per unit of $55, the change in operating income will be a total of $60,000, which adds to the normal business of the company.
