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PTCB Exam Study Sheets|Complete Questions And Answers Latest Update Graded A+ 667ml of 25% and 333ml of 10% If you have 25% dextrose and 10% dextrose, how many ml of each would you need to make 1000ml of a 20% solution? 35mg/hr An IV has been ordered to run at 2.5gtts/min. The IV contains 875mg of Amoxicillin in a total of 250ml. How many mg of Amoxicillin will be given to the patient per hour if the IV is set to deliver 15gtts/ml? Absorption What is the term for the process by whi...

The average adult needs approximately how many ML's of fluid in a 24 hour period to be considered adequately A) ml per day B) mL per day C) 500- 1000mL per day D) mL per day - Answer B) mL per day The body can lose fluids thru all of the following ways ( SELECT ALL THAT APPLY) A) Vomiting, Diarrhea B) Hemorrhage C) Wound Drainage D) Burns E) Profuse diaphoresis F) Kidney overfunction - Answer A) Vomiting, Diarrhea B) Hemorrhage C) Wound Drainage D) Burns E) Profu...

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The average adult needs approximately how many ML's of fluid in a 24 hour period to be considered adequately A) ml per day B) mL per day C) 500- 1000mL per day D) mL per day CORRECT ANSWER B) mL per day The body can lose fluids thru all of the following ways ( SELECT ALL THAT APPLY) A) Vomiting, Diarrhea B) Hemorrhage C) Wound Drainage D) Burns E) Profuse diaphoresis F) Kidney overfunction CORRECT ANSWER A) Vomiting, Diarrhea B) Hemorrhage C) Wound Drainage D) Burns E)...

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NR 228 Nutrition Exam 2 Questions and Answers Latest Updated 2024/2025 (GRADED 100%) Pregnancy weight gain for normal weight: 25-35 lbs *due to breast feeding and amniotic fluid 2. Dietary Guidelines for pregnant women: -Avoid foods such as raw eggs, raw meats, excessive amounts of coffee (only one cup per day) 3. Vitamins that should not increase during pregnancy are: -Vitamin C (hypercalcemia) -Vitamin E (fetal heart defect) -Vitamin K (prolong jaundice) 4. Preeclampsia nutrition relate...

PTCB Exam Study Sheets|Complete Questions And Answers Latest Update Graded A+ 667ml of 25% and 333ml of 10% If you have 25% dextrose and 10% dextrose, how many ml of each would you need to make 1000ml of a 20% solution? 35mg/hr An IV has been ordered to run at 2.5gtts/min. The IV contains 875mg of Amoxicillin in a total of 250ml. How many mg of Amoxicillin will be given to the patient per hour if the IV is set to deliver 15gtts/ml? Absorption What is the term for the process by whi...

Pharmacology ATI Chapter 3; Dosage Calculation Types of calculation - ~ANSWER -Solid Oral -Liquid Oral -Injectable medication -Correct Doses by Weight -IV infusion rate Standard Conversion Factors - ~ANSWER 1mg = 1000mcg 1g = 1000mg 1kg = 1000g 1oz = 30mL 1L = 1000mL 1tsp = 5mL 1tbsp = 3tsp 1kg = 2.2lb 1gr(grain) = 60mg 1in = 2.54cm