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Calculate the correct dosage for each of the scenarios provided. A physician ordered 40 units of heparin. Calculate the mL required if heparin is available as 100unit(s)/(m)L. Calculate the correct dosage for each of the scenarios provided. 1.A physician ordered 40 units of heparin. Calculate the mL required if heparin is available as 100 units/mL.

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A physician ordered 40 units of heparin. Calculate the mL required if heparin is available as 100unit(s)/(m)L.
Calculate the correct dosage for each of the scenarios provided. 1.A physician ordered 40 units of heparin. Calculate the mL required if heparin is available as 100 units/mL.
        
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Calculate the correct dosage for each of the scenarios provided. A physician ordered 40 units of heparin. Calculate the mL required if heparin is available as 100unit(s)/(m)L. Calculate the correct dosage for each of the scenarios provided. 1.A physician ordered 40 units of heparin. Calculate the mL required if heparin is available as 100 units/mL.
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00:01 Hi, to solve this question we'll determine the herparian drop factor.
00:09 Herparian drop factor, it is 50 ,000 units per hour that will be 50 grams per hour.
00:29 Convert the milliliters, so 18 minutes per hour is 1 .8 ml per hour.
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