Order: Dopamine 5mcg/kg/minute: Pt weight 85kg. Titrate to keep SBP >90 Pharmacy supply 800mg/500mL How many mL/hour will you program the pump for to start the infusion, How will you plan to titrate (how much and how often?)
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- Order: Dopamine 5mcg/kg/minute: Pt weight 85kg. Titrate to keep SBP >90
Pharmacy supply 800mg/500mL
How many mL/hour will you program the pump for to start the infusion, How will you plan to titrate (how much and how often?)
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- Order: dopamine (Intropin) 10 mcg/kg/min IVPatient 150 lbSupply 400mg/250 mL D5Round to a whole number Order: Digoxin 250 mcg po now.Available: 0.5mg tablets.How many tablets will you give your patient?10) Order: Dopamine 400 mcg per minute IV; Available: standard solution 400 mg in 250 mL D5W; ID # of mg/mL; change mg to mcg; show mcg per minute. Solve for mL/hr - what will you program the infusion for in mL/hr?Order: dopamine 3 mcg/kg/min IVPatient 250 lbSupply 8mg/250 mL D5W
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- Order states: dopamine 400mg in 250ml D5W, administer 5 mcg/kg/min IV. The patient weighs 192 lbs. how many ml/hr will you administer?Epinephrine 4 mcg/mL Epinephrine Dextrose 5% CONTINUOUS INFUSION Tech: Made: NDC 42023-159-25 Adrenalin (epinephrine injection, USP) 1 mg/mL 1:1000 1 ml Solution in a 3 ml Single-Use Vial Ba Subcutaneous U 500 mL 2000 mcg 500 mL RATE: 0.05 mcg/kg/min RPh: Expires: 1. What volume of epinephrine will you add? 2. If the patient weighs 92 kg, what is the infusion rate in mL/hr? 3. If no changes are made to the rate, how long will this bag last before the nurse needs a new one? 4. Did you feel confident calculating all of these? If not, what made it difficult?F2 over the arrow connecting these variables. The slope of this relationship is 0.225 mmHg/(L/min). In the absence of the drug, Xor's blood pressure would drop as low as 70 mmHg. As the blood pressure falls to 70 mm Hg, how much drug should we administer to restore the blood pressure to 105 mmH? To answer this question, assume the following conditions: 1. the drug directly affects the rate of blood flow from the heart (L/min), 2. the drug has no effect at dosages below 41 g and has a linear effect on the rate of blood flow at dosages above 41 g. The slope of this linear effect is 2.91 (L/min) / g of drug, and 3. the drug must increase the rate of blood flow enough to increase the blood pressure from 70 mm Hg to 105 mmHg, and 4. the slope of the linear relationship between the rate of blood flow from the heart and the blood pressure in megaraffes is 0.225 mmHg/(L/min). Our goal is to determine the dosage of the drug needed to increase the blood pressure by 35 mmHg. We'll work backwards…
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