Your patient Jane Doe weighs 198lb. You have 1 L bag of saline (from which you have removed 10ml) and a drug pump which can be set to run between 1 and 10 ml/min. She has an order for the drug CONVERTIN to be given at a dose of 300 ug kg hr. A vial of CONVERTIN contains 90mg of the drug in 10ml of saline. After adding the vial of CONVERTIN to the bag of saline and connecting it via pump to the patient's IV line, at what rate should the pump be set in order to deliver the drug dose as ordered?
Your patient Jane Doe weighs 198lb. You have 1 L bag of saline (from which you have removed 10ml) and a drug pump which can be set to run between 1 and 10 ml/min. She has an order for the drug CONVERTIN to be given at a dose of 300 ug kg hr. A vial of CONVERTIN contains 90mg of the drug in 10ml of saline. After adding the vial of CONVERTIN to the bag of saline and connecting it via pump to the patient's IV line, at what rate should the pump be set in order to deliver the drug dose as ordered?
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Your patient Jane Doe weighs 198lb. You have 1 L bag of saline (from which you have removed 10ml) and a drug pump which can be set to run between 1 and 10 ml/min. She has an order for the drug CONVERTIN to be given at a dose of 300 ug kg hr. A vial of CONVERTIN contains 90mg of the drug in 10ml of saline.
After adding the vial of CONVERTIN to the bag of saline and connecting it via pump to the patient's IV line, at what rate should the pump be set in order to deliver the drug dose as ordered?
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