Regular insulin Dextrose 5% CONTINUOUS INFUSION Tech: Made: O 0002-8215-01 10 mL HI-210 100 units per m Humulin R REGULAR insulin human injection U-100 RPh 15 units 1000 mL RATE: Deliver over 10 hours Expires: 1. How many mL of Humulin R will be added to make the final product? 2. How many units of insulin will the patient receive each hour?

Regular insulin Dextrose 5% CONTINUOUS INFUSION Tech: Made: O 0002-8215-01 10 mL HI-210 100 units per m Humulin R REGULAR insulin human injection U-100 RPh 15 units 1000 mL RATE: Deliver over 10 hours Expires: 1. How many mL of Humulin R will be added to make the final product? 2. How many units of insulin will the patient receive each hour?

Phlebotomy Essentials

6th Edition

ISBN:9781451194524

Author:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Publisher:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

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1. How many mL of Humulin R will be added to make the final product?

2. How many units of insulin will the patient receive each hour?

Regular insulin
Dextrose 5%
CONTINUOUS INFUSION
Tech:
Made:
NOC 0002-8215-01
10 mL
HI-210
100 units per m
Humulin R
REGULAR
insulin human injection
U-100
Lilly
RPh
15 units
1000 mL
RATE: Deliver over 10 hours
Expires:
1. How many mL of Humulin R will be added to make the final product?
2. How many units of insulin will the patient receive each hour?

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