Littlefoot a 2 kg DSH needs the pressor dopamine to treat her hypotension. The dose is 5 mcg/kg/min to start. The concentration of dopamine is 40 mg/ml. The rate is 5 ml/hr. How many mLs of dopamine will Littlefoot need if the CRI is made up for 24 hours ? What is the total volume to be made
Dopamine - 5 mcg 2 = 10 mcg/
min
For 1 hour 10 mcg 60 = 600 mcg
For 24 hours = 600 mcg 24 = 14400 mcg
for a day
14400 mcg = 14.4 mg
Required medication = required dose available volume
available dose
= 14.4 1
40
= 0.36 ml of dopamine or 0.4 ml of dopamine
The rate is 5 ml per hour , for 24 hours = 5 24 = 120
ml
120 ml - 0.36 ml = 119.64 ml of diluent or 119.6 ml of diluent
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