jnicki08

Thanks for trying to help me. I'm about to take the med math test in 20 minutes so I'm just going to concentrate on the material that I already know.

yes i'm using dimensional analysis.

would the drip factor be irrelevant since they are asking for ml/hr?

1000 ml?

1 milliunits/min?

ml/hr

It controls the flow rate of the iv

its for the number of drops per ml in the iv tubing

I'm trying to figure out what that is

Please help me to figure out what the important information is in this problem so that I can set it up correctly. I find myself trying to include everything into the equation. A midwife orders Pitocin 10 units in 1000mL to run at 1 milliunits/min. The drip factor is 60gtts/mL. How many mL/hr does the nurse set the pump Record your answer in mL/hr.

Thanks so much everyone for your help! I was distracted by the 750 mg. I kept trying to fit it into the calculation

Please help with this problem The patient is ordered levofloxacin 750 mg in 150 ml of d5w to infuse over 90 minutes. The client weighs 150lbs. Calculate the dosage in ml/hr.