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IV Therapy

IV Therapy. NRS 108 Majuvy L. Sulse RN, MSN, CCRN. Objectives of IV therapy. Achieve & maintain normal fluid & electrolyte balance Achieve optimal nutritional status Maintain homeostasis through blood & blood products administration Medication administration.

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Teaching Dosage Calculations: Strategies for Narrowing the Theory-Practice Gap

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IV Therapy

IV Therapy. Advanced Paramedic Skills. Intravenous Therapy- Homeostasis. Fluid Distribution. 50-60% of the body is composed of water = 42L intracellular (= ? L) extracelluar (=? L) 16% interstitial fluid 4% intravascular (. Objectives of IV therapy. Restore and maintain fluid balance

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Dosage Calculation Review

Dosage Calculation Review. Review based on required readings selected from: Pickar, G. (2007). Dosage calculation: A ratio-proportion approach (2nd ed.). Albany, NY: Delmar. ISBN 1-4180-1563-6. Upon completion of this learning activity the student should be able to:.

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Dimensional Analysis Math Guide

Dimensional Analysis Math Guide. Diana Blum MSN. In any drug calculation problem, for exam purposes, if you do not include the proper unit in your answer; it will be WRONG! If you do not show your work in dosage calculation on the Exams, your answers will be considered wrong !.

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Calculating IV prescribed Drug Dose in ml/hour

Calculating IV prescribed Drug Dose in ml/hour. ProCalc Nsg 231. Calculating IV prescribed drug dose in ml/hr.

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Intravenous Therapy IV Calculation (Math)

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Calculating IV Rate ml/hr for Drug Dosage based on Weight

Calculating IV Rate ml/hr for Drug Dosage based on Weight. ProCalc Nsg 232. Calculating IV Rate ml/hr. 70 mcg/kg/minute.

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Calculating IV Rate ml/hr for Drug Dosage based on Weight

Calculating IV Rate ml/hr for Drug Dosage based on Weight. ProCalc Nsg 232. Calculating IV Rate ml/hr. 70 mcg/kg/minute.

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