8.to calculate drip rate formula is
Drip rate=volume to be infused/time in minutes*drop factor
Volume to be infused =100ml(1gm vancomycin diluted in 100ml of dextrose 5%)
Time in minutes=45 mins
Drop factor=10ggt/ml
Drip rate=100/45*10
=2.2*10
=22.2
=22 drops/min
The IV drip rate is 22 drops /minute
9.B avoid lying down for at least 30 mins after taking this medication.
When you take medicine the water you drink will push the medicine to the stomach .if you lie down it will come back to esophagus and can damage the esophagus.alendronatr has a corrosive effect on the esophagus which can cause heartburn,esophageal ulcers.
Option A,C,D are wrong because the medication should be taken on empty stomach for better absorption,the medication should be taken with plan water and not grapejuuce because alendronate can get attached to minerals in the juice and lead to poor absorption .and calcium level should be monitored as it can lead to lower calcium levels but a person with low calcium levels should not consume alendronate and the normal calcium is 8.5-10mg/dl.
10.A.The medication will make you a high risk for venous thromboembolism
Because raloxifene causes blood clots especially of leg veins so a woman who will be travelling continuously should be instructed to move and walk in between during long flights,to take regular breaks if using car or bus trips .to avoid clot formation and dislodgement of the thrmbos and causing embolism .
Option B,C,D is not right because the drug can be taken any time of the day with or without food it doesn't have any interactions with food,their is no specifications to take in plain water or juice ,The medication should be consumed with calcium and vitamin supplement .so reduce in bone density can apoen but it is not an important instruction to be given especially when the women is a Traveller and the risk of venous thromboembolism is at highest
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