A nurse is caring for a patient who has a prescription to re…
A nurse is caring for a patient who has a prescription to receive enoxaparin (Lovenox) 1mg/kg. This drug is available in a concentration of 30mg/0.3mL. The patient weighs 90 kilograms. What dose would the nurse administer, in milliliters? Round answer to nearest hundredth place.
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A nurse is caring for a patient who is receiving an infusion of heparin sodium at 1020 units/hr continuous IV infusion. The pharmacist delivers a new intravenous bag labeled 20,000 units per 250 milliliters D5W. When using an infusion pump to administer this medication, at how many milliliters per hour should the nurse set the pump, rounding to the nearest whole number?
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Consider the following explosion calculus for a Toy Robot: Demand for a Toy Robot is 60 in Week 7, 78 in Week 8, 50 in Week 9, 30 in Week 10, and 20 in Week 11. In Week 6, there are 100 toy robots on hand, and in Week 10, 12 toy robots are being returned as scheduled receipts. You are told that the set-up cost for a production run of the transistors is $80 per set-up. The holding cost for the transistors is based upon an annual interest rate of 26% per year. The company assumes 52 weeks per year. Each transistor costs the company $4.10. This question is part of a quiz or exam at Arizona State University. No portion of it may be printed out. Screenshots and photos of any portion are prohibited. No portion of it may be posted to any website. The Net Predicted Demand of the Toy Robot in Week 8 is [a]. If the L4L method is used to determine the PORs for the wheels, the POR for the wheels in Week 10 is [b]. If the LUC method is used to determine the PORs for the transistors, the total cost of the set-ups will be [c].
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