Given that,
Infusing rate = 20 macrogtt/min
Drop factor = 15 gtt.mL
The volume of IV solution = 150 mL
macrogtt/min = 1000 ml x 15 gtt/min / TIME
Time* 20 macrogtt/min = 150 ml* 15gtt/min
Time = 2250/20 min
Time = 112.5 minutes. Means, 1 hour 52.5 minutes
In the military time, it can be written as, 0152, means, 1 hour 52 minutes.
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