Where is the location of record paper in Zoll R series Defibrillator and how the record paper can be replaced?   Is there any time delay for record paper? If yes what is the reason for this delay?     Under what conditions recorder will be activated automatically?

Q: Isotonic fluids should be used cautiously in clients with Hypertension and/or CCF. Please explain…

A: Isotonic fluids are used in management of shock ok and hypotension. Isotonic Fluids usually help to…

Q: solve the for macrodrip and microdrip and round to the nearest whole number. Order: 1000 mL D5NS IV…

A: Answer. Order D 5 NS = 1000 ml. Infusion rate = 150 ml per hour. Drop factor ( macro) = 10 gtt / ml.…

Q: Based on a patient's echocardiogram, the EDV is 100 ml and the ESV is 30 ml. What is this patient's…

A: Heart is a chief pumping structure and is a part of cardiovascular system which helps in sending…

Q: An IV is set to infuse at 45 mL/hr. At 6:00 pm there are 310 mL remaining in the bag. At what time…

A: Answer.  Given data :------ Infusion rate = 45 ml per hour.  Total volume of fluid = 310 ml.…

Q: How much N/S will infuse over 4 hr, 51 min if the IV is running at 40 mL/hr?Indicate the quantity…

A: First, we need to convert the time to the same unit. In this case, we will convert the minutes to…

Q: The physician orders 1 liter of D5LR to infuse at 83 mL/hr. The IV tubing delivers 15 gtt/mL.…

A: Given:Ordered: 1 liter of D5LRRate: 83 mL/hrIV tubing delivers: 15 gtt/mLTo Find:Drip rate in…

Q: A medication with a dosage of 250 mg is added to 125 mL solution and infused at 30 mL/hr. Calculate…

A: Concentration of drug= amount of drug÷volume

Q: # of inversions needed: Match the additives in the rows to the number of inversions needed after…

A: Most of the tubes except the red are generally inverted 5-8 times immediately after the filling of…

Q: healthcare provider ha o be administered to : available 400 mg in 5C rate for which the nur=

A: Drug administration is an essential part of patient care. Medications are regarded as a lifesaver.…

Q: Explain the working principle of a flow cytometer. List its applications.

A: Flow cytometer is an analytical technique which is used for analysis of single particle or cell.…

Q: The healthcare provider orders 90 mg of a drug IVPB q6h for a child. If the label on the drug vial…

A: To dispense doses of various medications, the device uses a volume control chamber instead of a…

Q: Order Amikin (amikacin sulfate) 350 mg IVPB in 100 mL DW stat, infuse in 1 hour. Calculate the rate…

A: The rate of flow for medications in drops per minute indicates how quickly a medication is supplied…

Q: Calculate the flow rate in drops per minute

A: Cipro 400 mg in 200 mL DW IVPB patient's weight = 79.5 kg order is 6 mg/kg/h So, per hour the…

Q: Discuss the proper way of cleaning the hemocytometer

A: Hemocytometer is a device which is used to determine the number of cells per unit volume of a…

Q: loading the hemacytometer

A: It is necessary to understand about proper bloos cell count of every individual for diagnosing…

Q: Compute for the dilution factor of the RBC pipet if blood is sucked up to 0.2 mark and the diluting…

A: There are different blood cells present in the blood. They include erythrocytes, leukocytes, and…

Q: What are the steps to manage a central catheter occlusion

A: The objective of this question is to understand the steps involved in managing a central catheter…

Q: what is the gauge and length for IM injection.

A: An intramuscular (IM) injection is a method of administering medication directly into a muscle. This…

Q: The IV order is for D5W to infuse at 100 mL/hr. The drop factor is 10 gtt/mL. How many drops per…

A: Drug administration is the main function of the nurse which she should perform on time and without…

Q: What is a threshold setting (also called a trigger) used for when acquiring flow cytometric data?…

A: A threshold setting is used to determine when data acquisition should start and stop.

Q: How long will it take 1,000 mL to infuse if the flow rate is 125 mL/h? * How many mL of solution…

A: The nurse need to check "5" Rights of the drug before administration. They are, 1) Right drug. 2)…

Q: At an infusion rate of 125 ml/hr, match the amount of fluid a patient will receive at each of the…

A: To find out the amount of volume infused    Volume infused = Rate of infusion × Time

Q: Which sample has the greater chance to be hemolyzed, evacuated tube drawn sample or a syringe drawn…

A: Blood sampling is the process of collecting blood samples from the patient by various techniques…

Q: Below are readings from a 1000ul micropipette. What volumes do they represent? a b Below are…

A: A micropipette is a necessary laboratory device for accurate and precise transferring…

Q: There are three main subsystems to a flow cytometer. Describe the primary function of each one in a…

A: Flow cytometry is basically an bioinstrumental technique which is implicated to detect and quantify…

Q: Under what circumstances and how often should a two-point calibration be performed on a blood gas…

A: Blood gas analysis is a diagnostic test performed with the help of instruments such as Benchtop…

Q: ) A patient is prescribed a new drug that needs to be infused intravenously. The drug is available…

A: A patient is prescribed a new drug that needs to be infused intravenously. The drug is available as…

Q: You intend to make Universal Precaution available to patients admitted to the RICU:…

A: In this question it is to describe that how Personal protective equipment donning (PPE) is done in a…

Q: What factors can prolong the coagulation time? What is the reason for the use of siliconized glass…

A: The process by which liquid blood turns into a gel-like substance (blood clot) is referred to as…

Q: v slow can the blood move before you can't detect

A: Answer :: given data, source is blood which is moving and the transducer is the stationary…

Q: What is the reason the flowrate must be greater than 5 lpm on a simple mask?

A: Oxygen therapy is a procedure in which oxygen is supplied to chronically ill patients at particular…

Q: An IV is set to run at 94 gtt/min. What would the 15 second drip rate be? (Record answer as a whole…

A: Approach to Solving the QuestionTo determine the 15-second drip rate from an IV that is set to run…

Q: Explain how spirometer tests are done and recorded and how Peak flow tests are done and recoreded.

A: *Spirometer tests done using the spirometry. *Spirometry an instrument that measures airflow. *It…

Q: As George begins his case, he inspects the reamer for IM Rod insertion case. He notes dried blood…

A: The explanation is given below.

Q: If an IV is running at a rate of 140 ml/hr, the IV tubing is calibrated at a  drop factor of 20…

A: Here, an IV is running at a rate of 140 ml/ hour, the IV tubing is calibrated at a drop factor of 20…

Q: In a sorting flow cytometer, what are the deflection plates used for?

A: Flow cytometry:  Flow cytometry (FC) is a technique for detecting and quantifying the physical and…

Q: What are two properties or characteristics of a cell or particle that can be measured by a flow…

A: Definition: - Flow cytometer is a technology that makes use of multi parametric analysis of cells in…

Q: What is the purpose of sheath fluid in a flow cytometer?

A: Introduction Flow Cytometry:- It is a technique used to detect and measure the chemical and physical…

Q: Order: IV 0.9% NS 500mL bolus over 4hrs. If you start this bolus IV at 1730h on an infusion pump,…

A: Given,  Amount of normal saline to be given= 500 mL Time taken to give = 4 hrs. Hence, in 4 hours,…