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It would take<u> 125 minutes</u> to infuse the ns if the set delivers 10 gtt/ml. By taking the following factors into account: - The volume should be given in milliliters. - Time is expressed in minutes or hours. - Adjust the drop factor in gtts/ml.
Given, 500 ml of ns:
10 x 500 = 5,000 drops
10 drops per milliliter is 10 gtt/mL.
So, for 500 mL, you will receive:
Given that the flow rate is 40 gtt/min,
or 40 drops each minute,
we may calculate the number of minutes by dividing the total drops by 40:
5,000/40 = 125 minutes
How can I ensure that the infusion is administered at the prescribed rate?
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Which is not true of ACOs?
Sharing of patient information through an EHR is necessary
Your answer would be: Carbohydrates
Carbohydrates is a major source of energy.
Types of Carbohydrates:
•Corn Syrup
•Brown sugar and raw sugar
•Glucose, etc
•Fruit juice
All of these are type of Carbohydrates, which gives your body a bunch of energy. Carbohydrates are always great for consumption when you need energy that will last you the whole day.
