A practical nurse is assigned to a client whose morning laboratory results indicate a serum potassium level of . The health care provider prescribes a one-time dose of potassium chloride orally. The medication is supplied in a bulk bottle as an oral solution containing . How many milliliters of the medication should the nurse pour to administer this dose? (Record your answer to the nearest tenth. Do not include units in your answer.)
Cevap: 33.8 mL
Cevap
33.8
To calculate the correct administration volume for an oral liquid, use the formula: . The desired dose prescribed is . The dose on hand is , which is contained in a volume of . Plugging these values into the formula yields: . According to standard clinical rounding rules, because the hundredths digit is a , the value is rounded up to the nearest tenth, resulting in .
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Medication dosage calculation for oral liquids using the desired over have formula