00:01
So our order says to start a drip iv heparin at 5 units per kilogram per hour plus initial wellness plus 10 units per kilogram iv before the drip.
00:39
And our bag provides 12 ,500 units per 250 ml.
00:58
Patient weighs 110 pounds.
01:08
So if we want to know the iv drip rate or pump rate in ml per hour, then we're gonna do the bolus first.
01:36
It's not the drip because you give that just as an iv push.
01:40
So the 5 units per kilogram per hour, we're gonna multiply by the 250 ml divided by 12 ,500 units to convert our units to milliliters.
02:08
And this is what we have on hand.
02:11
And then we have to get rid of the kilograms.
02:15
So we're gonna multiply by the weight, which is 110 pounds.
02:20
But we want this as kilograms.
02:25
So that is gonna be 1 kilogram per 2 .2 pounds.
02:34
And now my kilograms will cancel there...