A drug is ordered to be administered IV at the initial rate of 4 mU/min, and may increase by 2 mu/min q 15 min to a max of 10 mU/min. The IV strength is 5 mU/mL.Construct the first two lines of the titration table for this order.O A. Dose Rate (mU/min) IV rate (mL/h)4 mU/min (initial)8 mU/min36 mL/h48 mL/hO B. Dose Rate (mU/min)4 mU/min (initial)6 mU/minOc. Dose Rate (mU/min)4 mU/min (initial)6 mU/minO D. Dose Rate (mu/min)4 mU/min (initial)6 mu/minIV rate (mL/h)24 mL/h48 mL/hIV rate (mL/h)48 mL/h72 mL/hIV rate (mL/h)36 mL/h36 mL/h

Initial rate = 4 mU/min. Rate in 15 min. = 4 mU × 15 = 60 mU Rate in 60…

A drug is ordered to be administered IV at the initial rate of 4 mU/min, and may increase by 2 mU/min q 15 min to a max of 10 mU/min. The IV strength is 5 mu/mL. Construct the first two lines of the titration table for this order. O A. Dose Rate (mU/min) 4 mU/min (initial) IV rate (mL/h) 36 mL/h 8 mU/min 48 mL/h O B. Dose Rate (mU/min) 4 mU/min (initial) 6 mU/min IV rate (mL/h) 24 mL/h 48 mL/h OC. Dose Rate (mU/min) 4 mU/min (initial) 6 mU/min O D. Dose Rate (mU/min) 4 mU/min (initial) 6 mU/min IV rate (mL/h) 48 mL/h 72 mL/h IV rate (mL/h) 36 mL/h 36 mL/h

A drug is ordered to be administered IV at the initial rate of 4 mU/min, and may increase by 2 mU/min q 15 min to a max of 10 mU/min. The IV strength is 5 mu/mL. Construct the first two lines of the titration table for this order. O A. Dose Rate (mU/min) 4 mU/min (initial) IV rate (mL/h) 36 mL/h 8 mU/min 48 mL/h O B. Dose Rate (mU/min) 4 mU/min (initial) 6 mU/min IV rate (mL/h) 24 mL/h 48 mL/h OC. Dose Rate (mU/min) 4 mU/min (initial) 6 mU/min O D. Dose Rate (mU/min) 4 mU/min (initial) 6 mU/min IV rate (mL/h) 48 mL/h 72 mL/h IV rate (mL/h) 36 mL/h 36 mL/h

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