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As the previous poster said - you answered your own question. If you are ever unsure of something it is more important to be safe (and ask a question) than appear that you know what you are doing and make a mistake. NEVER be afraid to ask questions -- put your pride aside and practice safely. Good luck...
am a new nurse. the dr ordered zosyn 3.375mg iv q6hr. the bag says 100ml vol, 200ml/hr to infuse over 30 min, what rate do you set the pump at? please i need an answer. thanks
try this site. you can practice, and check your answers....i would agree with others you need to ask for help.
[color=#0e774a]www.manuelsweb.com/nrs_calculators.htm
am a new nurse. the dr ordered zosyn 3.375mg iv q6hr. the bag says 100ml vol, 200ml/hr to infuse over 30 min, what rate do you set the pump at? .....really? please i need an answer. thanks
the aqnswer is in the question. you can always call pharmacy.
you need to find your perceptor, supervisor, instructor immediately, you need very close guidance in medication administration and dosages.
Am a new nurse. The Dr Ordered Zosyn 3.375mg IV q6HR. The bag says 100ml vol, 200ml/hr to infuse over 30 min, what rate do you set the pump at? Please i need an answer. Thanks
Sometimes the easiest things can trip us up... don't be freaked out by the information on the bag, but rather break-it-down: If you have 100 cc in volume, and you want it to infuse over 30 minutes, remember that a pump will usually work in milliliters per hour, so divide the mls in the bag, by the time IN HOURS:
100 / 0.5 = 200. Which is, btw, what your label reflects. And yes, it should by 3.375 gms. :)
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Am a new nurse. The Dr Ordered Zosyn 3.375mg IV q6HR. The bag says 100ml vol, 200ml/hr to infuse over 30 min, what rate do you set the pump at? Please i need an answer. Thanks