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Gala2k [10]
3 years ago
6

Aminosyn is an amino acid often times used in tpn orders to provide protein for cellular repair and growth. a physician writes a

n order for aminosyn 2.5% 500 ml. you look on the shelf and have only aminosyn 8.5% 500 ml. how are you going to prepare this order using a sterile evacuated container?
Biology
1 answer:
love history [14]3 years ago
6 0
I think theres a few methods to do it, but this is probably the most efficient.

Physician has prescribed 2.5% of 500ml
Actual amount of Aminosyn in this prescription is
500*0.025= 12.5ml of Aminosin

Therefore you need to ensure when you pour your solution of the 8.5% Aminosyn, it has 12.5 ml of Aminosyn.

To work out how much 8.5% Aminosyn you should pour, you must think of the 12.5ml as 8.5%

Therefore 1% = 12.5/8.5= 1.470588

Therefore the amount of 8.5% solution you need to pour is 100* 1.470588= 147.1ml

Then make up the rest(352.9ml) by adding distilled water. You now have 500ml of 2.5% aminosyn.


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