Let's see if you can figure this out:
You started an IV at 8:00 am at 35gtt/min. The equipment is calibrated at 15 gtt/mL. After 5 hours the IV is stopped. How much did the patient receive since 8:00am?
This is an example of one of the types of problems on my 2nd semester medical math exam.
I aced it!!!
That means life/education will continue on as scheduled.
P.S. Thanks God!
8 comments:
Good job MSW!!
*presents strawberry 'rita on a tray*
You deserve one, love!!
Congratulations!!
Mmmmmmm! Thanks, it's just what I needed.
I'm glad you figured it out!
You deserve to be congratulated MSW!!! woo hoo!!!
Well... I gave it a stab but since I don't know what gtt's are I may be way off, my best guess is th patient received 12250gtt's in 816.67 mL of whatever the solution is?
is the patient dead by my math????
CONGRATULATIONS again Chica!!!!
OMG I haven't tried to figure this stuff out since I took my vet tech exam LMAO!!
I am so bad with math! Glad you aced it!!
I figured out that the patient rec'd 10,500 ggt at a rate of 15ggt/ml = 700mls????
Am I right?? LOL
Shaken--you killed the patient.
Blazen--YOU ARE CORRECT!!! I'm impressed--way to go!
Good thing they don't let the uneducated practice medicine!
LMAO!!!!
hope your weekend is going well ;)
YESSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!! I WIN! LMAO!!!
We have to do that sort of calculations in veterinary practice as well..whew *wipes forehead* Maybe my boss will be impressed as well LOL
I better be able to figure a calculation like that or I'd be fired LMAO!!!
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!! I DID IT!!!!
Sorry you killed the patient Shakes LOL!!!
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