1. You want to administer metoclopramide at 2mg/kg/day in a patient’s IV bag. The patient weighs 12kg, metoclopramide is 5mg/mL, the IVF are running at 12mL/h, and there are 750mL left in the bag. How many milliliters of metoclopramide will you add to the patient’s bag? 2. Based on the clinical veterinary case in the image, determine the maintenance and rehydration fluid plan (if necessary). Additionally, indicate the recommended analgesia plan to mitigate the patient's pain. It is important to show the steps to follow to calculate doses and fluids

1. You want to administer metoclopramide at 2mg/kg/day in a patient’s IV bag. The patient weighs 12kg, metoclopramide is 5mg/mL, the IVF are running at 12mL/h, and there are 750mL left in the bag. How many milliliters of metoclopramide will you add to the patient’s bag? 2. Based on the clinical veterinary case in the image, determine the maintenance and rehydration fluid plan (if necessary). Additionally, indicate the recommended analgesia plan to mitigate the patient's pain. It is important to show the steps to follow to calculate doses and fluids

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