Nitroglycerine, used to treat patients with angina, is prescribed for a patient by IV at a rate of 2.00×102 μg/min . The IV bag contains 50. mg nitroglycerine/ 250 mL D5W. How many milliliters per hour should the patient receive?
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00 x 10^2 μg/min x 60 min = 120 x 10^2 μg/h = 12 x 10^3 μg/h = 12 mg/h Show more…
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