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A cat on intravenous fluids must receive 30 ml/hr normal saline. If this cat has a drip set that provides 60 drops/ml, what should the drip rate be? a. 1 drop/2 sec b. 1 drop/6 sec c. 3 drops/sec d. 16 drops/sec |
A cat on intravenous fluids must receive 30 ml/hr normal saline. If this cat has a drip set that provides 60 drops/ml, the drip rate is (a) 1 drop/2 sec (30 ml/h) X (60 gtt/sec) / (3600 sec/hr) = 0.5 gtt/sec or 1 drop/2 sec |
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The concentration of furosemide (Lasix) is 5%. How many milligrams are in 0.5 ml a. 150 b. 2.5 c. 25 d. 50 |
The concentration of furosemide (Lasix) is 5%. There are (c) 25 mg in 0.5 ml 5% = 50 mg/1 ml or 25 mg/0.5 ml |
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A rabbit needs 300 mcg/kg of 1% ivermectin solution. IF the rabbit weighs 8#, how many milliliters of ivermectin should be given? a. 8 b. 10 c. 0.1 d. 0.8 |
A rabbit needs 300 mcg/kg of 1% ivermectin solution. If the rabbit weighs 8#, it should get (C) 0.1 ml of ivermectin (((8 lbs / 2.2 lb/kg) X 300 mcg/kg) / 1000 mcg/kg) / 10 mg/ml = 0.1 ml |
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How many milliliters of a 50% dextrose solution are needed to make 1000 ml of a 5% dextrose solution a.1 b. 10 c. 50 d. 100 |
You need (d) 100 ml of a 50% dextrose solution to make 1000 ml of a 5% dextrose solution 5% =50 mg/ml X 1000 ml/L = 50,000 mg/L; 50,000 mg/L / 500 mg (50% = 500 mg/ml) = 100 ml ; (100 ml 50% dextrose + 900 ml water = 1000 ml of 5% dextrose) |
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A 0.5 g/ml sample contains a. 5 mg/ml b. 50 g/100 ml c. 5 g/ 100 ml d. 500 mg/ 100 ml |
A 0.5 g/ml sample contains (B) 50 g/100 ml 0.5 g/ml = 50g/100cc = 5g/100ml |
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A 20-dr vial of digitalis contains approximately a. 1.5 oz b. 2 oz c. 2.5 oz d. 4 oz |
A 20-dr vial of digitalis contains approximately (c) 2.5 oz 1 dr (dram) = 1/8 oz |
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A 120-gr aspirin contains approximately a. 7.8 mg b. 78 mg c. 780 mg d. 7800 mg |
A 120-gr aspirin contains approximately (d) 7800 mg 1 gr = 65 mg |
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A solution of 45 gr/30 ml contains approximately a. 100 mg/ml b. 450 mg/ml c. 10 g/ml d. 1 g/100 ml |
A solution of 45 gr/30 ml contains approximately (A) 100 mg/ml 1 gr = 65 mg |
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a 12-fl dr bottle contains approximately a. 36 ml b. 45 ml c. 68 ml d. 120 ml |
a 12-fl dr bottle contains approximately (b) 45 ml 1 fl dr = 1/8 oz or 3.7 ml |
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a 1/120 gr tablet contains approximately a. 0.005 mg b. 0.05 mg c. 0.5 mg d 5 mg |
a 1/120 gr tablet contains approximately (c) 0.5 mg 1 gr = 65 mg |
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a 2 qt container holds a. 12 oz b. 18 oz c. 32 oz d. 64 oz |
a 2 qt container holds (d) 64 oz |
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a 14 oz bottle contains approximately a. 420 ml b. 210 ml c. 105 ml d. 56 ml |
a 14 oz bottle contains approximately (A) 420 ml 1 oz = 30 ml |
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a 6 tbs dose given BID requires a. 2 oz/day b. 240 ml/day c. 1.8 L for a 10 week supply d. 2.6 L for a 2 week supply |
a 6 tbs dose given BID requires (c) 1.8 L for a 10 week supply 1 tbs = 0.5 oz = 15 ml |
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A dosage of 1 tbs daily requires a. 2 oz for a 14 day supply b. 5 oz for a 14 day supply c. 7 oz for a 14 day supply d. 10 oz for a 14 day supply |
A dosage of 1 tbs daily requires (c) 7 oz for a 14 day supply 1 tbs = 0.5 oz = 15 ml |
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A dosage of 2 tbs BID requires approximately a. 16 oz for a 16 day supply b. 1 qt for a 16 day supply c. 36 oz for a 16 day supply d. 2.5 pt for a 16 day supply |
A dosage of 2 tbs BID requires approximately (b) 1 qt for a 16 day supply 1 tbs = 0.5; 16 oz = 1 pt; 32 oz = 1 qt |
