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FLUIDS: QUIZ 3

FLUIDS: QUIZ 3. Fluid Dosage Calculations 1. Solu-Cortef is available in a 100 mg/2mL IM solution. Your patient is to receive 50 mg IM. What amount will you give? a. 1 mL. b. mL. c. 2 mL. d. mL. 2. Dilaudid 3 mg IM is ordered for your patient. The only available dosage strength is 2. mg/mL. What amount will you give? a. mL. b. 1 mL. c. mL. d. 2 mL. 3. Thorazine mg has been ordered for your patient. The only available dosage is 25. mg/mL. What amount will you give? a. mL. b. 1 mL. c. mL. d. 2 mL. 4. 500 mg of Ampicillin solution is ordered; available solution contains 125 mg/5mL. How much will you give? a. 20 mL. b. 4 mL. c. mL. d. 16 mL. 5. Penicillin G Potassium 1,000,000 units is ordered; available solution contains 500,000.

20. A patient is prescribed 200 mg amoxicillin trihydrate to be administered orally. On hand is solution that has 250 mg/5mL. What dosage should the patient be given? a. 7.5 mL b. 1.5 mL c. 0.67 mL d. 4 mL 21. A patient is prescribed 0.16 g acetaminophen for pain. On hand is 160 mg/5mL. What dosage should the patient be given? a. 24 mL b. 4.8 ...

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1 FLUIDS: QUIZ 3. Fluid Dosage Calculations 1. Solu-Cortef is available in a 100 mg/2mL IM solution. Your patient is to receive 50 mg IM. What amount will you give? a. 1 mL. b. mL. c. 2 mL. d. mL. 2. Dilaudid 3 mg IM is ordered for your patient. The only available dosage strength is 2. mg/mL. What amount will you give? a. mL. b. 1 mL. c. mL. d. 2 mL. 3. Thorazine mg has been ordered for your patient. The only available dosage is 25. mg/mL. What amount will you give? a. mL. b. 1 mL. c. mL. d. 2 mL. 4. 500 mg of Ampicillin solution is ordered; available solution contains 125 mg/5mL. How much will you give? a. 20 mL. b. 4 mL. c. mL. d. 16 mL. 5. Penicillin G Potassium 1,000,000 units is ordered; available solution contains 500,000.

2 Units per cc. How many mL will you give? a. mL. b. 1 mL. c. mL. d. 2 mL. CLPNA Fluid Dosage Calculations: Quiz 3 page 1. 6. 50 mg of Demerol is ordered; available solution contains 100 mg/mL. How much will you give? a. 2 mL. b. mL. c. mL. d. 1 mL. 7. A solution contains furosemide (frusemide) 10 mg/mL. How many milligrams of frusemide are in 3 mL of solution? a. 30 mg b. 15 mg c. mg d. 300 mg 8. A solution contains morphine hydrochloride 2 mg/mL. How many milligrams of morphine hydrochloride are in 5 mL of solution? a. 10 mg b. mg c. mg d. 100 mg 9. A solution contains morphine hydrochloride 40 mg/mL. How many milligrams of morphine hydrochloride are in 5 mL of solution? a. 8 mg b. mg c. 100 mg d. 200 mg 10. A suspension contains phenytoin 125 mg/5mL.

3 How many milligrams of phenytoin are in 30 mL of the suspension? a. 3750 mg b. 750 mg c. mg d. 625 mg 11. A solution contains fluoxetine 20 mg/5mL. How many milligrams of fluoxetine are in 25 mL. of solution? a. 500 mg b. mg c. 100 mg d. 250 mg CLPNA Fluid Dosage Calculations: Quiz 3 page 2. 12. A suspension contains erythromycin 250 mg/5mL. How many milligrams of erythromycin are in 20 mL of suspension? a. 5000 mg b. mg c. 1250 mg d. 1000 mg 13. A syrup contains chlorpromazine 25 mg/5mL. How many milligrams of chlorpromazine are in 30 mL of syrup? a. 750 mg b. mg c. 150 mg d. 125 mg 14. A mixture contains penicillin 250 mg/5mL. How many milligrams/grams of penicillin are in 25 mL of mixture? a. g b. 10 mg c. 750 mg d. 6250 mg 15.

4 Paracetamol 750 mg is to be given to a patient via syrup. The stock on hand contains 150. mg in 5 mL. What volume of syrup is to be administered to the patient? a. 5 mL. b. 25 mL. c. 30 mL. d. 150 mL. 16. Furosemide (frusemide) 125 mg is ordered. The stock solution contains 50 mg/mL. What volume of solution should be administered to the patient? a. 25 mL. b. mL. c. mL. d. 5 mL. 17. A patient is prescribed 100 mg of morphine hydrochloride to be administered orally. On hand is solution that has 40 mg/mL. What dosage should the patient be given? a. mL. b. 25 mL. c. mL. d. mL. CLPNA Fluid Dosage Calculations: Quiz 3 page 3. 18. A patient is prescribed 1250 mg of erythromycin to be administered orally. On hand is suspension that has 250 mg/5mL.

5 What dosage should the patient be given? a. mL. b. 5 mL. c. 25 mL. d. 50 mL. 19. A patient is prescribed 35 mg of chlorpromazine to be administered orally. On hand is syrup that has 25 mg/5mL. What dosage should the patient be given? a. mL. b. 5 mL. c. mL. d. 7 mL. 20. A patient is prescribed 200 mg amoxicillin trihydrate to be administered orally. On hand is solution that has 250 mg/5mL. What dosage should the patient be given? a. mL. b. mL. c. mL. d. 4 mL. 21. A patient is prescribed g acetaminophen for pain. On hand is 160 mg/5mL. What dosage should the patient be given? a. 24 mL. b. mL. c. 5 mL. d. 20 mL. 22. A patient is prescribed 600 mg of erythromycin ethylsuccinate suspension. On hand is a suspension that has 400 mg/5mL.

6 What dosage should the patient be given? a. 20 mL. b. 4 mL. c. mL. d. mL. 23. A patient is prescribed g of theophylline elixir. In stock is theophylline elixir 80. mg/15mL. What dosage should the patient be given? a. mL. b. 20 mL. c. mL. d. mL. CLPNA Fluid Dosage Calculations: Quiz 3 page 4. 24. The order is for 400 000 units of nystatin suspension. In stock is nystatin suspension 100 000 units/mL. What dosage should the patient be given? a. mL. b. 4 mL. c. 5 mL. d. mL. 25. A patient is prescribed 20 g lactulose to be administered via gastric tube. On hand is a lactulose 10 g/15mL. What dosage should the patient be given? a. mL. b. 30 mL. c. 24 mL. d. 16 mL. CLPNA Fluid Dosage Calculations: Quiz 3 page 5. Answer Key to Infusion: Quiz 3.

7 Q01 a 100 mg/2mL 2 = 50 mg/mL; 50 mg 50 mg/mL = 1 mL. Q02 c 3 mg 2 mg/mL = mL. Q03 c mg 25 mg/mL = mL. Q04 a 125 mg/5mL 5 = 25 mg/mL; 500 mg 25 mg/mL = 20 mL. Q05 d 1,000,000 units 500,000 units/cc = 2 mL. Q06 b 50 mg 100 mg/mL = mL. Q07 a 10 mg/mL x 3 mL = 30 mg Q08 a 2 mg/mL x 5 mL = 10 mg Q09 d 40 mg/mL x 5 mL = 200 mg Q10 b 125 mg/5mL 5 = 25 mg/mL x 30 mL= 750 mg Q11 c 20 mg/5 mL 5 = 4 mg/mL x 25 mL = 100 mg Q12 d 250 mg/5 mL 5 = 50 mg/mL x 20 mL = 1000 mg or 1 g Q13 c 25 mg/5 mL 5 = 5 mg/mL x 30 mL = 150 mg Q14 a 250 mg/mL 5 = 50 mg/mL x 25 mL = 1250 mg or g Q15 b 150 mg/5 mL 5 = 30 mg/mL; 750 30 = 25 mL needed to provide 750 mg of paracetamol Q16 b 125 mg 50 mg/mL = mL of solution required Q17 a 100 mg 40 mg/mL = mL. Q18 c 250 mg/5mL 5 = 50 mg/mL; 1250 mg 50 mg/mL = 25 mL.

8 Q19 d 25 mg/5mL 5 = 5 mg/mL; 35 mg 5 mg/mL = 7 mL. Q20 d 250 mg/5 mL 5 = 50 mg/mL; 200 mg 50 mg/mL = 4 mL. Q21 c 160 mg/5mL 5 = 32 mg/mL; g x 1000 = 160 mg 32 mg/mL =. 5 mL. Q22 d 400 mg/5mL 5 = 80 mg/mL; 600 mg 80 mg/mL = mL. Q23 c g x 1000 = 100 mg; 100 mg 80 mg = x 15 mL = or mL. Q24 b 400 000 units 100 000 units/mL = 4 mL. Q25 b 20 g 10 g = 2 x 15 mL = 30 mL. CLPNA Fluid Dosage Calculations: Quiz 3 page 6.


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