1.3_ 8 Ordered: naloxone infusion, to wean a patient with narcotic depression, to beinfused over 6 hours at 0.03 mg/ hr. Directions: Dilute 2 mg in 500 mL NS orD5W.NDC 0074-1212-011 mL 10 Single-dose AmpulsNALOXONE HYDROCHLORIDE Injection, USP0.4 mg/mLFor I.M., I.V. or S.C. use.Protect from light.Keep ampuls in tray until time of use.Each mL contains naloxone hydrochloride 0.4 mg; sodium chloride added to adjusttonicity, pH adjusted with hydrochloric acid. 0.31 m0smol/mL. (calc.). pH 4.0 (3.0 to 6.5).Usual dosage: See insert. Store at 15° to 30°C (59" to 86°F).onlyPrinted in USAEXPLOTCAbbott 1996, 2002ABBOTT LABORATORIES, NORTH CHICAGO, IL 60064, USA582852 2/98-11/01a. How many ml. of naloxone will be added to the 500 mL?DA equation:(01) 2 030074 1212019Evaluation:b. The nurse will set the flow rate on the infusion pump at (round to thenearest whole number):DA equation:

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