Dec 8, 200916 yr I'd like to double check my work...Determine Drip RateInfused packed red blood cells 250 mL over 3hrs. Administration set drop factor 10gtt/mL My calculations: 250mL/3hrs = 83mL/hr83mL (10gtt/mL) / 60 minutes --> 14 gtt/mL Thanks in advance, Elle
Dec 8, 200916 yr I'd like to double check my work...Determine Drip RateInfused packed red blood cells 250 mL over 3hrs. Administration set drop factor 10gtt/mL My calculations: 250mL/3hrs = 83mL/hr83mL (10gtt/mL) / 60 minutes --> 14 gtt/mL Thanks in advance, Elle250ml/3 hr= 83ml per hr83ml/hr x 10gtts/ml x hr/60min = 13.83 = 14gtts per mlLooks good to me, that is if I worked it correctly myself.
Dec 8, 200916 yr Author Thanks.RN_2bethatsme (cute name)..My school uses the book Math for Clinical Practice by Macklin.... The answer key CD is sometimes off...hence why I wanted to double check. Thanks!
Dec 9, 200916 yr I'd like to double check my work...Determine Drip RateInfused packed red blood cells 250 mL over 3hrs. Administration set drop factor 10gtt/mL My calculations: 250mL/3hrs = 83mL/hr83mL (10gtt/mL) / 60 minutes --> 14 gtt/mL Thanks in advance, ElleFor:gtt/min= 10gtt/1ml x 250ml/3hr x 1hr/60min = 2500/180 = 13.89 = 14gtt/minForml/hr= 250ml/3hr = 83 ml/hrSame answers we just have to work out via dimensional analysis.
I'd like to double check my work...
Determine Drip Rate
Infused packed red blood cells 250 mL over 3hrs.
Administration set drop factor 10gtt/mL
My calculations:
250mL/3hrs = 83mL/hr
83mL (10gtt/mL) / 60 minutes --> 14 gtt/mL
Thanks in advance,
Elle