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Assignment - Drops Per Minutes - Concepts in Nursing II | NSG 132, Assignments of Nursing

Material Type: Assignment; Class: Concepts in Nursing II; Subject: Nursing; University: Yavapai College; Term: Unknown 1989;

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Slide 2 Nsg 132 Calculating Drops per Minute
Calculating gtts per minute
๏‚—Example 1We have an available IV administration set that delivers
10 gtts/ml. 0.9% NaCl (0.9% Sodium Chloride) has been prescribed to
run IV at a rate of 150 ml/1 hr. The IV should infuse at how many
gtts/min?
We will find the answer in 5 steps:
Step 1 โ€“ Write down the prescribed rate
Step 2 โ€“ Write down the IV set rate
Step 3 โ€“ Write down the conversion factor
Step 4 โ€“ Reduce the units
Step 5 โ€“ Perform the math
When calculating drops round your
answer to the nearest whole number.
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Slide 2 Nsg 132 Calculating Drops per Minute

Calculating gtts per minute

๏‚— Example 1 We have an available IV administration set that delivers 1 0 gtts/ml. 0.9% NaCl (0.9% Sodium Chloride) has been prescribed to run IV at a rate of 150 ml/1hr. The IV should infuse at how many gtts/min? We will find the answer in 5 steps: Step 1โ€“ Write down the prescribed rate Step 2 โ€“ Write down the IV set rate Step 3 โ€“ Write down the conversion factor Step 4 โ€“ Reduce the units Step 5 โ€“ Perform the math When calculating drops round your answer to the nearest whole number.

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Slide 3 Example One Solution

1 50 ml 1hour Step 1 1 0 gtts 1ml Step 2 1 500 gtts Step 5 x = Step 3 25 gtts 1min

Reduce the answer & include the units. 1hour 1x 1x 60 1 50 x 10 x 1gtts min 60 min = 60 min Calculating gtts per minute ๏‚— Example 1 You have an available IV administration set that delivers 1 0 gtts/ml. 0.9% NaCl (0.9% Sodium Chloride) has been prescribed to run IV at a rate of 150 ml/1hr. The IV should infuse at how many gtts/min? We will find the answer in 5 steps: Step 1โ€“ Write down the prescribed rate Step 2 โ€“ Write down the IV set rate Step 3 โ€“ Write down the conversion factor Step 4 โ€“ Reduce the units Step 5 โ€“ Perform the math Step 4 x

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Slide 5 Example Two Solution

350 ml 1hour Step 1 15 gtts 1ml Step 2 5250 gtts Step 5 x = Step 3 87.5 gtts 1min

Reduce the answer & include the units. 1hour (^3) 1x 1x 6050 x 1 5 x 1gtts min 60 min = 60 min Calculating gtts per minute ๏‚— Example 2 350 ml of D5 in Lactated Ringerโ€™s (5% Dextrose in Lactated Ringerโ€™s Solution) has been prescribed for IV infusion over 1 hr. You are using an IV administration set that delivers 1 5 gtts/ml. The IV should infuse at how many gtts/min? We will find the answer in 5 steps: Step 1โ€“ Write down the prescribed rate Step 2 โ€“ Write down the IV set rate Step 3 โ€“ Write down the conversion factor Step 4 โ€“ Reduce the units Step 5 โ€“ Perform the math Step 4 Round drops to the nearest whole number. 87.5 =88 gtts/min x

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