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Ordered: A bronchodilator, Aminophylline, 8 mg per hr continuous infusion, for a child who received an appropriate loading dose, on a pump based upon frequent and current serum theo-phylline levels for a child with asthma.
 
  Obtain a serum theophylline concentration level 4 hours after infusion is started and call prescriber. SDR: 0.8 mg per kg per hr for continuous infusion after appropriate loading dose. Child's weight is 40 kg. Remove 20 mL from a 500 mL D5W IV and add the Aminophylline. Total mL will remain ap-proximately 500 mL. a. SDR for this child:
  b. Evaluation: Safe to give or hold and clarify promptly with prescriber?
  c. Flow rate if applicable:DA:
 d. Evaluation:

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Ordered: An anticholinergic, Scopolamine 300 mcg IV stat for a child with nausea and vomiting SDR: 6 mcg per kg per dose up to a maximum of 0.3 mg per dose. May repeat every 6-8 hr. The child's weight is 40 kg.
 
  Dilute with an equal volume of sterile water for injection (SWI) and administer by direct IV in-jection over 2 minutes using the syringe calibrations shown. a. SDR for this child:
  b. Safe to give or hold and contact prescriber promptly?
  c. Total amount of diluted medication in mL to be administered:
  d. Total minutes to administer if applicable:
  e. mL per min to be administered:
  f. Total seconds to administer medication:
  g. Total seconds per calibration to administer:



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Answer to Question 1

a. SDR: 0.8 mg x 40 kg = 32 mg per hr
b. Evaluation: Hold and clarify promptly with the prescriber: Is an underdose.
c. N/A
d. N/A

Answer to Question 2

a. SDR: 6 mcg x 40 kg = 240 mcg dose (0.3 mg) is maximum safe dose.
b. Evaluation: Safe to give
c.
d. mL per min = 0.6 mL per min
e. = 0.6 mL per min
f. 2 min = 60 x 2 or 120 seconds
g.




futuristic

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Reply 2 on: Jul 3, 2018
YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Wow, this really help

 

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