Clinical Case Study and Med Calculation, Liquids for InjectionAiden Avery, age 54, has a history of Type Il diabetes for 5 years. He is seen in an urgent care clinic forcomplaints of shortness of breath, nonproductive cough, wheezing, and dyspnea for 1 week. Mr. A isadmitted to the hospital to rule out pneumonia. At present, Mr. A has no intravenous access.Medication orders:NPH insulin 10 units subcutaneous dailyRegular insulin 15 units subcutaneous daily• Sliding scale insulin: ac (before meals) and at night. For blood glucose greater than 200,administer regular insulin subcutaneously, according to formula: BG-100/40= number of unitsof regular insulin●●●●●●methylprednisolone 80 mg IVP every 8 hoursticarcillin 750 mg IM nowceftazidime 400 mg IM nowmorphine 4 mg IM nowCalculate the doses (do not round, unless directed):1. methylprednisolone. Supply: 125 mg in 2 mLAnswer2. ticarcillin. Supply: vial of powder labeled ticarcillin; reconstitute with 2 mL of sterile water toyield 1 g/2.6 mL of ticarcillin. Round to the nearest whole number.Answer3. morphine. Supply: 8 mg/mLAnswer-Q Search4ZUG0921 1. methylprednisolone. Supply: 125 mg in 2 mLAnswer2. ticarcillin. Supply: vial of powder labeled ticarcillin; reconstitute with 2 mL of sterile water toyield 1 g/2.6 mL of ticarcillin. Round to the nearest whole number.Answer3. morphine. Supply: 8 mg/mLAnswer-4. Blood glucose before breakfast: 260. Calculate how much supplemental insulin. Calculate thetotal amount of insulin to administer before breakfast.Answer-and5. Blood glucose before lunch: 160. Calculate how much supplemental insulin.Answer6. Blood glucose before supper: 300. Calculate how much supplemental insulinwwDrag a file here, orChoose a file to uploadQ SearchCanvas Files

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