midwesteRN

YES!! I wasn't even that happy throughout nursing school, but literally since the day after pinning EVERYTHING in my life has changed. I'm living out of boxes in a new state, husband is away for 2 months for work, feeling very uncertain about my ability to focus to pass the NCLEX (also on the 23rd), and going through interviews. When I start to look back at the worst semesters of nursing school as "the good old times" I just try to think positively and look ahead and know that this period will also pass. If it helps to know that you are not alone on this feeling I hope this thread has helped!!

I'm confused as to where to even start to set this up! I don't think I understand how to set it up after the medication is diluted with the sterile water. Any advice is greatly appreciated. A client who underwent cardiac surgery has been prescribed morphine sulfate 2 mg IV for pain. The morphine sulfate is packaged as 2 mg/ml. The nurse dilutes the medication in 4 ml of sterile water and prepares to administer the mediation over 5 minutes. If the nurse administers 1 ml of fluid every minute, how many milligrams of morphine will be administered per minute? Record your answer using one decimal point.