Answer:
The patient will receive 100 milliliters per hour.
Explanation:
Milliliter is the unit of measurement that refers to the thousandth part of a liter, that is, 1 liter has 1000 milliliters. In addition, the milliliter has the acronym mL, so when the question above states that the patient should receive 500 mL in 5 hours, it means that he should receive 500 milliliters in 5 hours.
To know then, how many milliliters it will receive in each hour, we must divide 500 by 5. The result will be 100 mL per hour.
List for commonly used histology fixatives
Answer:
Phosphate buffered formalin
Formal calcium
Formal saline
Zinc formalin (unbuffered)
Zenker’s fixative
Helly’s fixative
B-5 fixative
Bouin’s solution
Hollande’s
Gendre’s solution
Clarke’s solution
Carnoy’s solution
Methacarn
Alcoholic formalin
Formol acetic alcohol
Explanation:s
9. Dr orders Glynase 50mg. On hand you have 100mg/0.5mL.
Answer:
The correct answer is - 0.25
Explanation:
Calculation of administration right of the dose is very important as higher or low dose can be harmful or lethal as well. If the dose is solution-based then it becomes more complex.
strength of solution: 100mg/0.5ml
So, available dose = 100 mg
Volume would be = 0.5 ml
The dose required 50 mg
Then from "nursing formula":
dose to administration = dose required * volume of solution/dose available
= 50*0.5/100
=0.25ml
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