A client with mild fluid retention is prescribed furosemide by mouth every morning. The client's morning vital signs include a blood pressure of and a heart rate of , with a recent serum potassium level of . The pharmacy delivers furosemide oral solution labeled per . How many milliliters (mL) should the practical nurse administer for the morning dose? Record your answer to the nearest tenth. Do not include units in your answer.
Cevap: 3.8 mL
Cevap
The practical nurse should administer of the furosemide oral solution.
The correct answer is derived by applying the standard dosage calculation formula . Substituting the given values () yields . Rounding to the nearest tenth gives . The vital signs and potassium level provided () are within normal limits, confirming it is safe for the practical nurse to proceed with the administration.
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Oral liquid dosage calculation using the Desired over Have formula.