Published Oct 20, 2008
Shaw-way RN
45 Posts
hi everyone!
i would like to share one good nclex-rn pharmacology math web.
http://www.accd.edu/sac/nursing/math/titration2.html
there have many information for pharmacology.
some math question similar in nclex-rn exam.
ex:the physician orders dopamine (intropin) 400 mg in 250 mg d5w tra 5 mcg/kg/min. for the client who weighs 110 lbs, how many ml /hr will the pump be set?
ex:dopamine (intropin) is infusing at 15 cc/hr. the bag has 200 mg / 250 cc d5w. the
client weighs 145 lbs. how many mcg/kg/min is the client receiving?
there also have many practicequiz.
the practicequiz's list:
● matching: equivalencies
● matching: abbreviations
● multiple choice: basic calculations
● multiple choice: iv calculations
● multiple choice: titration (critical care)
● multiple choice: pediatric focus
● multiple choice: pulling it all together
hope can help!:redpinkhe
vonte'
24 Posts
hey i check this site out and it's one of the best. Thank you
jadu1106
908 Posts
Thank you for sharing! Thats exactly how I work those math problems....
:)
stefano
205 Posts
can someone post the answer here? im just can't seem to come up with an answer here.. and i dunno if my answers are right..
is the first question really 400mg in 250mg??:typing
ex:the physician orders dopamine (intropin) 400 mg in 250 mg d5w tra 5 mcg/kg/min. for the client who weighs 110 lbs, how many ml /hr will the pump be set?ex:dopamine (intropin) is infusing at 15 cc/hr. the bag has 200 mg / 250 cc d5w. theclient weighs 145 lbs. how many mcg/kg/min is the client receiving?can someone post the answer here? im just can't seem to come up with an answer here.. and i dunno if my answers are right.. is the first question really 400mg in 250mg??:typing
:redbeathe dear stefano,
here you go!
[color=#6600ff]a) the physician orders dopamine (intropin) 400 mg in 250 mg d5w tra 5 mcg/kg/min. for the client who weighs 110 lbs, how many ml /hr will the pump be set?
[color=#6600ff]answer:
[color=#6600ff]1) [color=#6600ff]first: to find concentration.
[color=#6600ff]400 / 250 = 1.6 mg/ cc = 1600 mcg/cc
[color=#6600ff]2) convert lbs to kg.
[color=#6600ff]110 / 2.2 = 50
[color=#6600ff]3) 5 (dose) x 50 (kg) x 60 / 1600 (concentration) 5 x 50 x 60
[color=#6600ff]= 15,000
[color=#6600ff][color=#6600ff]4) 15, 000 / 1600 = 9.375
[color=#6600ff]answer is 9.375
[color=#6600ff][color=#6600ff]b) dopamine (intropin) is infusing at 15 cc/hr. the bag [color=#6600ff][color=#6600ff]has 200 mg / 250 cc [color=#6600ff][color=#6600ff]d5w.
[color=#6600ff][color=#6600ff]the client weighs 145 lbs. [color=#6600ff][color=#6600ff]how many mcg/kg/min is the client [color=#6600ff][color=#6600ff]receiving?
[color=#6600ff][color=#6600ff]answer:
[color=#6600ff][color=#6600ff][color=#6600ff]1) [color=#6600ff]first: to find concentration.
[color=#6600ff][color=#6600ff]200 / 250 = 0.8 mg/cc = 800 mcg/cc.
[color=#6600ff][color=#6600ff]2) convert lbs to kg.
[color=#6600ff][color=#6600ff]145 / 2.2 = 65.90
[color=#6600ff][color=#6600ff]3) 15 (rate) x 800 (concentration) / 60 x 65.9.
[color=#6600ff][color=#6600ff]15 x 800 = [color=#6600ff][color=#6600ff]12,000
[color=#6600ff][color=#6600ff]60 x 65.9 = 3954
[color=#6600ff][color=#6600ff]12,000 / 3954 = 3.03
[color=#6600ff][color=#6600ff]answer is 3.03
hope they could help...:redpinkhe
HELLO!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
now i understand!.. just what i need! :rckn:
enfield
20 Posts
Thank you very much for sharing this educative site with all
rock_band_fan
16 Posts
This is a great site! Thank you! I have been having trouble with titrations and now I can get a lot of practice.
ainster
6 Posts
That question is similar to this problem I've found in youtube