Math Homework #5

Question

1) You working a 12-hour shift and are caring for a patient who is on I & O. He is receiving IV fluid at 60 mL/hr. For breakfast, he consumed 4 ounces orange juice, 1 cup of coffee, 1 pint of milk. He voided 425 mL of clear yellow urine. Lunch he consumed a 12-ounce glass of ice tea and ½ cup of jello. Between lunch and dinner, he drank a 16-ounce Pepsi his family brought him and two cups of water. For dinner, he consumed 6 ounces of chicken broth and 1 cup of coffee. He started to complain of not being able to urinate and felt tight in the lower abdomen. You did a bladder scan which showed 1200 mL of urine. You notify the healthcare provider who tells you to insert a catheter. You do this and 1435 mL of clear yellow urine comes out. What is his total intake and output?

2) You are to administer 4mg of Morphine sulfate IV to your patient.

The pharmacy sends Morphine sulfate 10 mg in 2mL. How many mL will you give the patient?

3) You are working in a military hospital.

You are to give medication at 09:00, 13:30, 17:45, and 22:10. What are the times in standard time? (include am and pm in your answers)

4) When rounding a calculation, the rule is if the number is 5 or above you round up.

If the number is below 5 you round down.
Your patient is to receive 12mg of medication. The pharmacy sends 9 mg/mL. How many times do you give? ROUND TO THE NEAREST TENTH.

5) You have a patient who is to receive Cogentin 1.75 mg PO.

Pharmacy sends Cogentin 2 mg/mL. How many mLs do you give? ROUND TO THE NEAREST HUNDREDTH.

6)

What is the Brand Name?
What is the Generic Name?
How many mL of water do you reconstitute with?
After reconstitution, how many mg per mL do you have?
Your patient is to receive 75 mg IV. How many MLS do you administer?

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