The MD has ordered the following IV’s to run consecutively over 24 hrs.
#1 925 mL RL
#2 750 mL D5NS
#3 600 mL NS c 20 mEq KCl
Calculate the volume per hour.
Calculate the volume per minute using standard macrodrip tubing
Calculate the volume per minute using standard microdrip tubing
Step 1:
Calculate the IV volume per hour:
Volume per hour = Total amount of volume X drop factor/ Time in hours
The total amount of volume = 925 + 750 + 600+ 20
= 2295
Drop factor for regular set = 15gtt/min
Time in hours = 24
Step 2:
Volume per hour = 2295 X 15 / 24
= 1434.37
The volume per hour = 1434mL/hr
Step 3:
Calculate volume per minute using standard macro drip
Volume per minute = Total amount of fluid X drop factor / Time in minutes
Drop factor for standard macro drip = 15gtts/min
step 4:
Volume per minute = 2295 X 15 / 24 X 60
= 23.91
The volume per minute using standard macro drip = 24mL/ min
Step 5:
Calculate volume per minute using standard micro drip
Volume per minute = Total amount of volume X drop factor / Time in minutes
Drop factor for micro drip = 60gtt/min
Volume per minute = 2295 x 60 / 24 X 60
= 95.63
The volume per minute using standard micro drip = 96mL/min.
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