330Carefully read the question.Enter your answer below and click NEXT to continue.A patient is admitted to the Emergency Department with a blood glucoseof 304 mg/dl and has a healthcare provider order to start an insulininfusion at 4 units/hour. The nurse adds 100 units of Regular Insulinto a 100mL infusion bag of 0.9% Sodium Chloride.At what rate will the nurse set the volumetric pump?Round your answer to the nearest one tenth of a mL/hour.DECtvmL/hrANEXT

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Sarah who weighs 67 kg is to receive acetylcysteine at a dose of 50 mg/kg infused over 4 hours for paracetamol overdose. The required volume of concentrated acetylcysteine solution (200 mg/mL) has been added to 500 mL of 5% glucose solution. What is the concentration of the solution to be infused (mg/mL)? (Answer to 1 decimal place.) Answer: 16.75 mg x
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I have to issue this diabetes pen to one of my teacher patients at WMS. This is not his original insulin pen because his name is on the prescription. I cannot tell you his name because of doctor/patient confidentiality. I am, however, his doctor (teaching is a side job for me). Each pen is filled with 3milliliters (ml) of insulin, which is the same as 300 units. Each time he uses it he must "prime" it by wasting 2 units. He then injects 12 units of insulin into his arm. He injects 13 units the next day. Of course, he must prime it again before every use. The 12 and 13 keep alternating. 12 then 13, then 12 then 13, etc... When there are less than 14 units left on the 12 unit day or less than 15 units on the 13 unit day my patient must prime the current pen (as stated above) and then prime a new pen to get the total dose needed. How many insulin pens must this teacher go through until the doses of insulin comes out evenly on that pen? Put another way, there is no insulin left in the pen…
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