Appreciate the vedio. But Why take 3 ampule for dilute? Is it a rule? the available strength of ampule can be changed acc to hospital setting. Then how dilute?
3mg dilute to 50ml with NS = 60mcg/ml. It depends upon the order For your reference : www.ambulance.vic.gov.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/arv-infusions-table.pdf
3mg dilute to 50ml with NS = 60mcg/ml. It depends upon the order For your reference : www.ambulance.vic.gov.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/arv-infusions-table.pdf
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Appreciate the vedio.
But Why take 3 ampule for dilute?
Is it a rule?
the available strength of ampule can be changed acc to hospital setting.
Then how dilute?
l don't understand how do we get 47 normal saline
Thank you for making the formula easier, however, it looks like we changed the available dose from 1 to 3, and how did we arrive at 1ml=4mcg? 🇰🇪
Simple 1000mcg in 250 ml so 1ml =1000/250= 4mcg
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Desired dose is 0.1
Quantity is 250
Time is 60
Body weight is 70
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Why 3mg ADR? Can we use dose other than 3? Please explain
3mg dilute to 50ml with NS = 60mcg/ml.
It depends upon the order
For your reference :
www.ambulance.vic.gov.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/arv-infusions-table.pdf
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If 1 ml is 4mcg then 250 ml is 62.5 mcg. ...
Then available dose is 62.5 mcg....
Formula is 0.1×250×60×70÷62.5×1000 =1.68ml/hr
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Why it is per hour we took the the time in minutes
when we are using syring pump always the output will be in ml/hr
Why we used 3mg for dilation and 47ml na
3mg dilute to 50ml with NS = 60mcg/ml.
It depends upon the order
For your reference :
www.ambulance.vic.gov.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/arv-infusions-table.pdf
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