Given
Order:Lidocaine
Dose:2gm(2000mg)
Volume:500ml D5W
Rate:6mg/min
If 6mg= 1min
Then 2000mg=??min
Cross multiply and divide
=2000×1÷6
=2000÷6
=333.3 minutes (5.5 hours=333.3÷60)
Flow rate :Total volume (ml)×drop factor ÷Time×60
=500×15÷5.5×60
=500×15÷330
=7500÷330
=22.7 or 23 drops/ml
So to calculate ml/min
Divide 23÷ standard drop factor
=23÷15
=1.5 ml/min
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