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You would need to know how many drips creates an mL on your dripset. I think normal is like 16 drips per mL but I've been out of school awhile and drip sets are few and far between anymore. When you figure out how many drips equal an mL you would take 18 drips per minute multiply that into an hour and then divide by how many drips equal an mL
HappyNurse915
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I am an LVN currently enrolled in college. We have a math test in a couple of weeks and I've been studying so hard but there is one question I have no idea how to work out. Is there anyone who can help me? I would really appreciate it.
Order: Nipride 100mg in 500mL 5% Dextrose and water to infuse at 18 micro drops/ min
How many mL per hour is the patient receiving?