12. QuestionA patient is admitted to the emergencydepartment with severe dehydration afterspending several hours in the hot sun at anoutdoor event. The physician orders 2,000 mLof normal saline to be infused over the next 4hours. The IV tubing has a drop factor of 15.How many milliliters per hour will you set on acontroller?

Total volume to be infused: 2000 mLInfusion time: 4 hoursDrop factor: 15 drops/mLTo find:Milliliters…

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