During your 12-hour shift from 7pm – 7am, what is your patient’s INTAKE and OUTPUT? (Show your computation and conversion process) Intake 8:00pm-06:00am tube feed 70 mL/hr 01:15am 40 cc saline flush IV 06:15am 60 cc free water flush 03:00am Zosyn IV 80 mL (IV Medication) 9:00pm-02:15am 250 mL of red blood cells 04:00am 10 cc saline flush IV Continuous fluids: Heparin 10 mL/hr & Normal Saline 100 mL/hr Output Ileostomy: 500 mL NG suction: 60 cc Urine: 2000 mL Wound vac: 150 cc

During your 12-hour shift from 7pm – 7am, what is your patient’s INTAKE and OUTPUT? (Show your computation and conversion process) Intake 8:00pm-06:00am tube feed 70 mL/hr 01:15am 40 cc saline flush IV 06:15am 60 cc free water flush 03:00am Zosyn IV 80 mL (IV Medication) 9:00pm-02:15am 250 mL of red blood cells 04:00am 10 cc saline flush IV Continuous fluids: Heparin 10 mL/hr & Normal Saline 100 mL/hr Output Ileostomy: 500 mL NG suction: 60 cc Urine: 2000 mL Wound vac: 150 cc

Basic Clinical Lab Competencies for Respiratory Care: An Integrated Approach

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Chapter9: Hemodynamic Monitoring

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Intake

8:00pm-06:00am tube feed 70 mL/hr 01:15am 40 cc saline flush IV

06:15am 60 cc free water flush 03:00am Zosyn IV 80 mL (IV Medication)

9:00pm-02:15am 250 mL of red blood cells 04:00am 10 cc saline flush IV

Continuous fluids: Heparin 10 mL/hr & Normal Saline 100 mL/hr

Output

Ileostomy: 500 mL

NG suction: 60 cc

Urine: 2000 mL

Wound vac: 150 cc

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