Calculation Drugs

Thanks for who wasted his time to help me

Ah, you posted at 12:52 the question and then at 12:53 you posted that it was a waste of time as no one had answered. Not sure you know had forums work, but you need to give people more than one minute to answer. Sometimes it may take several hours. I mean, many of us are not sitting at our computers just to answer questions. We have work and other things. Patience is very important in this type of forum.

Also, post the equation here and also how you worked it. Then people will be more willing to help out.

Wow! A flounce after ONE MINUTE? That has to be some type on new world record.

Kinda hoping it's just that English is not her native tongue and she was actually trying to thank anybody (in advance)who was willing to help but I had the same reaction too.

I was thinking a thanks in advance, but people are marking my doubt myself.

As a PP said, post your work and people will help you with it.

I mean thanks in advance .

I mean thanks in advance .

Thank you for clarifying.

As quiltynurse56 mentioned, why don't you post the questions, and what you did to solve them here. You will likely get a better response than via email

1- a patient is prescribed 250 mgs of ibuprofen oral suspension , what volume will need to be administered ?

Stock is 100mg/5ml

2-a patient has been prescribed 80 mgs of morphine sulphate what volume should be administered ? How many grams of morphine sulphate will be administered ?

Stock is 10mg/1ml

3- prescribed 0.9% sodium chloride , 1 litre over 12 hrs

What is the hourly rate using an infusion pump ? How many grams of sodium chloride will the patient recive over 12 hrs ?

Sorry about the assumption earlier. Anyway, how are you working the problems and what are your answers. We can then tell you where you off.

I'm not sure which method you're using to solve these. If you are using dimensional analysis (DA), or you can use DA, you might review the attachment to this post:

https://allnurses.com/pre-nursing-student/master-your-drug-1148937.html#post9725934

Thanks so much for your help