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11) Calculation of flow rate.
Flow rate(gtt/min) = Volume(ml) / Time(min) * Drop factor(gtt/ml)
Here
Volume(ml) = 1000 ml
Time(min) = 480 min (8hr)
Drop factor(gtt/ml) = 20 gtt/ml
As per above formula
Volume(ml) of drug required = D/H * Q
= 1000/480 * 20
= 2.08 * 20
= 41.6 gtt/min.
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