DRUG DOSAGE CALCULATIONS REVIEW WORKSHEETLab Day 3Section IV: Drug Dosage Calculations for InsulinThinking Like a Nurse: Complete each question below.The nurse is preparing to administer the medications below. Use the information given toanswer the questions below then calculate the dosage to be given to the patient for eachmedication below.1. The nurse completes the following:NDC 0002-8215-0110 mLExp. Date/Control NoWG 4220 AMX.HI-210100 units per mLHumulin RREGULARinsulin human injection,USP (rDNA origin)U-100Lillya. Whatdoes the R on the label identify?b. Is this a short- intermediate - or long-acting insulin?c. What is the total volume of the vial?20002-8215-01Important: See accompanying literature.Refrigerate. Do not freezeEli Lilly and Company, Indianapolis, IN 46285, USAd. What is the dosage strength of the insulin?8 | Page

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