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1 L of lactated ringer's to infuse at 70 ML/HR drop factor 20 GTT/ML what will drops per minute be - 70×20 = 1400÷60 = 23GTT/MIN 1000 ML D5w over 8 hours drop factor 15 GTT/ML what will you set the pump - 1000÷8 = 125 ML/HR 1000 ml NS infused over 11 hrs. Drop factor 15 gtt/ml. Figure drops per minute - 1000/11×1 hr/60 mins x 15/1= 23GTT/minute 1000 ml NS w/ 1000 mg ampicillin infuse over 40 mins. Drop factor 15 gtt/ml. What us drops per minute - 1000x15/40=38gtt/min 120 mL of NS wi...

5 components of FHR monitoring? - 1. Baseline rate 2. Baseline variability 3. Accelerations 4. Deceleration 5. Changes/trends over time Corrective measures= 02, change maternal position, and increase IV fluids A nulliparous client is in the second stage of labor and the fetal head has been delivered but the provider is having difficulty delivering the shoulders. The provider asks the nurse to provide assistance with the shoulder dystocia. What nursing interventions would the nurse expe...

A newly admitted 50 y/o has severe bacterial pneumonia, has a pulse ox is 88%, and has had a mastectomy on her right side one year ago. What orders or interventions will the LPN in Ohio expect to carry out? - - monitor continuous pulse ox readings - hang an IVPB antibiotic that works with several kinds of bacteria until the culture and sensitivity results come back - apply oxygen and give a nebulizer treatment as ordered A nurse found a grade 3 infiltration IV at the beginning of her shi...

ATI Proctored Exam 2023 (Answered 100% Correctly) A school nurse is assessing a child who has been stung by a bee. The child's hand is swelling and the nurse notes that the child is allergic to insect stings. Which of the following findings should the nurse expect if the child develops anaphylaxis? (SATA) A) Bradycardia B) Nausea C) Hypertension D) Urticaria E) Stridor B) Nausea D) Urticaria E) Stridor A nurse is caring for a client who is unconscious. Which of the following ...

A pt requiring minimal assistance with ambulation would use which type of device? - a cane An otherwise strong, healthy pt with a lower leg cast is learning to ambulate with crutches. Which gait would he/she use? - 3-point gait Biofeedback is: - making the pt aware of physiologic responses to stress in an attempt to gain control over those responses cane - used for people who need minimal assistance; place cane on strong side -> move cane and strong foot forward at the same time, landin...

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4 things you need for Transitional Care - 1. Medication reconciliation (to see what medications patient is on) 2. Discharge summary 3. Phone numbers (Dr, home health) 4. Follow-up appointment Attributes and description of integrated care coordination models - 1. Inter-organizational an interprofessional team that includes the patient 2. Communication and information Exchange 3. A proactive plan of care with goals 4. Targeted set of purposeful activities 5. Proactive follow up Can th...