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1. Calculate volume intake for a 4 month female infant with a weight of 6 kg...

1. Calculate volume intake for a 4 month female infant with a weight of 6 kg taking 7 oz at 8 am, 12 pm, 4 pm, 8 pm and 2 am.

a)Explain how you did it by showing your calculation.

b)Assess if recommendations are below, adequate, or above recommendations

c)Determine the percentile range using the growth grid CDC, WHO

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Answer #1

Taken 7 oz 5 times

= =7* 5

=35 oz

1 oz=30 ml

= 35*30

=1050 ml

acc to who recommendation for infant age 0-4 month fluid requirement is 750 ml per day.

so it’s above recommendations.

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