NSG124 Dosage Calc Practice Questions with
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The physician orders 7.5 mL
piperacillin 3 g IV q 8 h for
your patient with sepsis.
You have piperacillin 1
g/2.5 mL available. How
many milliliters will you
prepare?
An order is received to 17 gtts/min
infuse penicillin G
4,000,000 units in 100 mL
of D5W q 12 h. The tubing
drop factor is 10 gtts/mL.
The penicillin should be
infused over 60 minutes.
How many drops per
minute should be given?
, The physician orders 10 mL
vancomycin 0.5 g IV q 12 h
for your patient with a
right-hand amputation. On
hand is 500mg where the
Preparation and Stability is
10mL for 500mg vial, and
20mL for 1g vial when
diluting. How many
milliliters will you
prepare?
Prescription: Tobramycin 3 66 kg
mg/kg day in three
divided doses
Patient weight: 145.2
pounds
Available: Tobramycin
80mg/2mL
How much does the
patient weigh in kg?
Order: Morphine Sulfate 6 0.6 mL
mg IV Push Q 4 H, PRN for
pain.
Supply: Morphine Sulfate
10 mg/mL.
How many mL(s) will you
administer per dose?
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Terms in this set (20)
The physician orders 7.5 mL
piperacillin 3 g IV q 8 h for
your patient with sepsis.
You have piperacillin 1
g/2.5 mL available. How
many milliliters will you
prepare?
An order is received to 17 gtts/min
infuse penicillin G
4,000,000 units in 100 mL
of D5W q 12 h. The tubing
drop factor is 10 gtts/mL.
The penicillin should be
infused over 60 minutes.
How many drops per
minute should be given?
, The physician orders 10 mL
vancomycin 0.5 g IV q 12 h
for your patient with a
right-hand amputation. On
hand is 500mg where the
Preparation and Stability is
10mL for 500mg vial, and
20mL for 1g vial when
diluting. How many
milliliters will you
prepare?
Prescription: Tobramycin 3 66 kg
mg/kg day in three
divided doses
Patient weight: 145.2
pounds
Available: Tobramycin
80mg/2mL
How much does the
patient weigh in kg?
Order: Morphine Sulfate 6 0.6 mL
mg IV Push Q 4 H, PRN for
pain.
Supply: Morphine Sulfate
10 mg/mL.
How many mL(s) will you
administer per dose?
