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Plea expla in PROFICIENCY TES Name here are 14 questions related to IV and IVPB and enteral feeding culeulat Appendix A. Round to the nearest whole number Basic enteral feeding coleulations 1. )rder: 1000 mL D5NS, nin 150 mLhour IV IV bag of 1000 mL. DSNS swers an pga. Supply: a. Approximately how many hours will the IV run? b. Which tubing will you choose--macrodrip (10 gtumL) or microdrip (60 gamly c. How many drops per minute? 2. Order: 100 mL LR 12 NoON-6 PM IV a. What size tubing will you use? b. What are the drops per minute (macrodrip 10 gtu/ml. or microdrip 60 guml.n 3. Order: 150 mL NS IV over 3 hours Supply: bag of 250 mL. NS for IV and macrotubing. 15 gwml; microtubing, 60 guimal a. What would you do to obtain 150 mL. NS? b. What IV tubing would you use? c. What are the drops per minute? 4. Order: 500 mL DSW IV KVO. Solve for 24 hours. An infusion pump is available. What should be the setting on the infusion pump? doxycycline (Vibramycin) 100 mg IVPB every day 5. Order: Supply: 100 mg powder Package directions: 250 ml/DSW to infuse over i hour, macrodrip tubing 10 gtuml State the amount and type of IV fluid you will use and the time for infusion you a. will use. b. What are the drops per minute? Order: Available: vial of aminophylline labeled 1 g in 10 ml; microdrip tubing a. How much aminophylline is needed? b. What is the drip rate? aminophylline 500 mg in 250 mL. DSW to run 8 hours IV 6. 6.4: 300 cefoxitin (Mefoxin) I g in 75 mL. D5W g6h to run over 1 hour. Calculate the 24-hour parenteral intake. 7. A patient/client is receiving a primary IV at the rate of 125 mL/hour. The doctor available 8. Order: 1000 mL DSANS to run at 90 mL/hour; infusion pump available a. What will be the pump setting? b. Approximately how long will the IV run? will the patient/client receive each hour? Supply: vial of 5 mL; one 5-mL vial per 75 ml. DSW run over 60 to 90 minutes 9. A doctor orders 500 mL aminophylline 0.5 g to infuse at 50 mL,hour. How many miligrams The main IV line is connected to an infusion pump. What will you do? a. State the type and amount of IV fluid you would use and the time for infusion. 10. Order: trimethoprim and sulfamethoxazole (Bactrim) 5 mL IVPB q6h b. How would you program the infusion pump?

Answer 1

1.Given

IV fluid:D5NS

Total volume :1000ml

Available :1000ml

Rate:150ml/hour

a.In 1 hr 150 ml is administered, so 1000=7 hours (1000÷150=6.6 or 7 hours)

b.IV fluid of 1000ml should be administered via a macroset with a flow rate of 10gtt/ml

C.Flow rate=Total volume×drop factor÷Total time×60

With macrodrip

=1000×10÷7×60

=23.8 or 29 gtt/min

Sith micrdrip

=1000×60÷7×60

=142gtt/mn

2.Given

Total volume :100ml

Time:6 hours (12_6pm)

Route :IV

a.A microdrip is necessary to administer the fluid over a prolonged time for smaller quantity

b.Flow rate= Total volume ×drop factor÷time×60

With 10 gtt/ml

=100×10÷6×60

=2.7 or 8 drops/minute

3.

a.To get 150 ml the excess fluid (100ml) can remove with the help of syringe

b.Microdrip will be needed to give this fluid

c. Macrotubing

=150×15÷3×60

=7.5 or 8 drops/min

Microtubing

=150×60÷3×60

=50drops/min

4.Given

IV fluid=D5W

Time=24 hours

Total volume =500ml

Flow rate :Total volume×15÷24×60

=500×15÷24×60

=5 drops/min has to be set in the infusion pump.