Give 12. Ordered: Lidocaine 250 mg Sub-Q On hand: Lidocaine 300 mg/3 mL Give 13.

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Give 12. Ordered: Lidocaine 250 mg Sub-Q On hand: Lidocaine 300 mg/3 mL Give 13. The veterinarian has ordered Heparin 25,000 U ? from a vial that reads Heparin 10,000 U/mL Give 14. Ordered: Zantac 0.75mg IM stat On hand: Zantac 0.5 mg/1mL Give 15. The veterinarian has ordered Naloxone hydrochloride 1.4 mg IV from a vial labeled 0.4 mg 16. The supply on hand of Morphine is gr¼ per mi . The order is for Morphine sulfate 15 mg 17. The veterinarian orders Valium S mg IM every 6 hours as needed to calm restlessness in a per mL. The vet tech should administer IM immediately. The animal will receive an injection of client. The on hand supply is Valium 10 mg per 2 mL. The vet tech will administer 18. The order is for Neostignine Methylsulfate 1 mL IM symptomatic control of Myasthenia injection of Epotetin alfa 3800 U Sub-Q three times a week Epotetin alfa 4000 U per 1 mL 19. Ordered: Dosage on hand: Give Ceftin Oral Suspension 250 mg twice a day Ceftin Oral Suspension 125 mg per 5 mL 20. Ordered Dosage on hand: Give E.E.S. 500 mg orally twice a day Erythromycin Ethylsuccinate oral suspension 200 mg per 5 mL 21. Ordered: Dosage on hand: Give 22. A home animal resident is to have 15 mL of a medication to aid with digestion. A disposable medicine cup is not available. How can the dosage be measured accurately with the items in a residence?What is the dosage?

Explanation / Answer

12) 300mg/3 ml and ordered is 250 mg. So, the volume that should be administered is 250*3/300 that is 2.5 ml.

13) Ordered 25000 U. Available is 10,000/ml.

So, you should give 25,000/10,000= 2.5 ml.

14) Available 0.5mg /ml and required is 0.75 mg, so 0.75/0.5=1.5 mL.

15) On hand is 0.4mg/ml and required is 1.4 mg. So 1.4/0.4 = 3.5 mL should be administered  

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