1. A client needs to receive vancomycin 500mg IV to treat pneumonia. The medication is supplied in a 100ml IV piggyback that is to be given over 1 hour. What rate in ml/hr should the nurse program into the IV pump? ________mL/hr - 100 2. Calculate the IV flow rate in drips per minute using a drip rate. Administer 2500ml Lactated Ringer's over hours using a tubing with a drip factor of 15 drops/ml. Provide the answer in a whole number __________ gtt/min - 39 3. Determine the infusion rate in milliliters per hour: The client has a vasoactive medication ordered to infuse at 5mcg/kg/min. The client is 188 lbs and the medication supply is 400mg in 250ml. The correct rate is _________mL/hr - 16 4. The order is to infuse Heparin 1000 u/hr from a solution of 20,000 u in 500 mL of D5W. What is the ml/hr flow rate? _________mL/hr - 25 5. Order: diltiazem 30 mg PO BID. Available: diltiazem 60 mg per tablet. Dose: ___________Tablets - 0.5 6. Order: diphenhydramine 25 mg IM now. Available: diphenhydramine 50 mg/ml in a 10 ml vial. How much will you give? ____________mL - 0.5 7. Calculate the Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP) for a client with a BP of 90/48. - 62 8. Rule of 9s a. The client has his entire left arm burnt, all of his front torso and the front of both legs. _____% - 45 b. The client has his entire head burnt, entire back and back of the left leg. _________% - 36 9. Parkland Formula a. The client weighs 200 pounds and has burns to both his legs: ________% - 36 10. Using the Parkland Formula determine the following: a. Total fluid for the first 24 hours: _______mL - 13.104 a. Fluid administered the first 8 hours _____ mL. - 6552 a. How many mLs per hours will that be? ______mL/hr - 819 a. IV rate for the next 16 hours: _______mL/hr - 409.5 a. What would the IV rate be if the client waited 3 hours to come to the ED? _________mL/hr - 1310.4 a. Urine output: What would the minimum urine output be for the above client? __________mL/hr - 45.5 11. Burns