Insulin Drip Calculation: Provider’s order: Insulin 0.1 units/kg/hrAvailable: Insulin 100 units/ 100 mL NSPt weight: 60 kg Calculate how many units/hr should be administered to find the following answer. a) At what rate (mL/hr) should the pump be set? Round to the nearest whole number.

Provider’s order:    Ranitidine 60 mg IV every 8 hr Available:               See label image Instructions:           Add to 50 mL normal saline and infuse over 30 min If administered by pump, at what rate (mL/hr) should the pump be set?     1     mL/hr Round to the nearest tenth  

Provider’s order:   Infuse 600 mL Lactated ringers (LR) to run at 150 mL/hr How many minutes will it take for the fluids to infuse?     1    min Round to the nearest tenth (if needed)  

Heparin Infusion: Provider’s order: Heparin 12 units/kg/hrAvailable: Heparin 25,000 units/ 500 mLPt weight: 70 kg Calculate how many units/hr should be administered to find the following answer:a) At what rate (mL/hr) should the pump be set? Round to the nearest 10th. DO NOT ADD LABEL.

Medication: Cefepime Provider’s order: Cefepime 2000 mg IVPB every 8 hrAvailable: Cefepime 1000 mg/100 mL NSInstructions: Infuse over 30 minutesThe administration (tubing) set is 15 gtts/mLIf not administered by a pump, calculate the flow rate.Answer: _____\_\_\_\_\______ gtt/min(Round to the nearest whole number)

Piperacillin-Tazobactam Provider’s order: Piperacillin-Tazobactam 3000 mg IVPB every 6 hr Available: Piperacillin-Tazobactam 4000 mg/200 mL NS Instructions: Infuse over 90 minutes Drop factor (tubing set): 10 gtts/mL

Provider’s order:      Dobutamine 2 mcg/kg/min Available:                 Dobutamine 400 mg/ D5W 250 ml Pt weight:                 90 kg Calculate how many mcg/min should be administered to get the following answer:                                            If administered by pump, at what rate should the pump be set?     2    mL/hr Round to the nearest tenth

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Match the medication class with the prefix or suffix it is associated with.

Match the appropriate prefix and suffix to the medicatioin class or the diagnosis it is associated with. You may use some answers more than once.