Compute the amount of medication that will be given to administer one dose of the following medication orders byusing a proportion to obtain your answers.Round all parenteral administration orders that are over 1 mL to one decimal place.Round all parenteral administration orders under 1 mL to two decimal places.Do not include zeros at the end of decimal numbers.The problems and drug orders are presented for practice only, and actual prescribed dosages will vary according to a patient's age, cfactors.How many cans of Sustacal and how many mL of water will you need to prepare the order.Order: 800mL 34 strength Sustacal through a gastrostomy tube over 8 hours to supplement a patient while he sleeps.Supply: Sustacal 10 fl.oz cansMoving to another question will save this response.Type here to searchOEMDELL

One of the most important duties of nurses and nursing assistants is medical administration. For them to determine the proper dose to provide, they must be able to understand the prescription accurately. A standardized mixed liquid meal is called Sustacal. It is a full-spectrum supplement provided to individuals who require additional nutritional support.The quantity of Sustacal cans and milliliters of water required can be determined as follows: Given, Total volume=800 mL Strength=3/4 Can=10 fl. oz Total Sustacal=Total volume×Strength=800 mL×34=600 mL Total water=total volume-Total Sustacal volume=800-600=200 mL *Plastic liquid medicine cups, often known as ounce cups, carry 30 mL, or around 1 oz. Consider 30 mL to be one ounce. As given/calculated, 600 mL of Sustacal is to be administered, and one can contain 10 fl. oz Sustacal, the no of cans needed can be calculated as follows: No of cans=Total volumevolume per can=600 mL10 fl. oz=600 mL10×30 mL=600 mL300 mL=2 Therefore, two cans of Sustacal and 200 mL of water one will need to prepare the order.Answer: Therefore, two cans of Sustacal and 200 mL of water one will need to prepare the order.