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Basic Infusion( Duration)
Total infusion volume
______________________=Duration
ml/hr to be infused
Use this formula when you know the volume on hand and the rate at which it is to be infused and you want to calculate how long it will take for the solution to infuse
EXAMPLE:
On HAND IS 1000ml of NORMAL SALINE TO BE RUN IN AT 125ml/hr. How long will this infusion
Take to complete
1000
——---=8hours
125ml/hr
Hourly Rate(ml/hr):Pump rate
mL/hr=totalinfusionvolume(mL)
—-----------------------------------
Total time of infusion in hours
Volumes to be infused in greater than one hour
EXAMPLE:
On hand is 1000ml of D5W to be run over 8hours. At what rate will you set the pump?
1000mL
–---------=125mL/hr
8hr
Hourly Rate(mL/hr) :Pump rate
ml/hr= total infusion volume(mL) *60minutes
—----—---------------------------
Total time of infusion in minutes
Volumes to be infused in less than one hour

EXAMPLE:
Calculate the infusion rate for 60mg of Gentamycin to be delivered in 100mL of Normal Saline (IVPB) infused over 30mins
100mL*60mins
----------------------= 200ml/hr
30 mins
Flow Rate or Drip Rate(gtts/min)hou
Vol to be infused (mL/hr) * drop factor(gtts/mL)
----------------------------------------------
Time in minutes (60min or less
Example:
You are deliver 1000mL D5W over 8hours. What will flow rate be using tubing with drip factor 10gtt/mL?
Step #1: 1000mL
------------= 125mL/hr
8hrs
Step #2:
125mL/hr *10gtts/mL
---------------------------21gtts/mins
60mins
Hourly Dose Calculations
Desired Dose(D)
--------------------- * Vehicle=mL/hr
Dose on Hand
Use this formula for calculating
Hourly infusions of medication

EXAMPLE:
You are to administer Heparin 1200 units/hour by continuous
IV drip. Available
Is 1000mL of of D5W containing
24,000 units of Heparin. Calculate the pump rate(mL/hr)
1200units
--------------*1000mL =50mL/hr
24,0000