PRACTICE PROBLEMS. Show your solutions1. Order: Ceftriaxone 1.5 g IM nowAvailable: Ceftriaxone 2 g viala. How many milliliters of diluent is needed forreconstitution?b. How many milliliters will the nurse administer for thenow dose?Rx only Each vial contains cetriaone sodum powderStorage Prier to Reconstitution:Store powder at 20 to 25°C (68" to 77*F)NDC 0703-0346-01eguivalert to 2 grams cetriaon.For LM. Administration: Reconstitte wit42 (See USP Controlled Room Temperaturel.IK Lidscaine Hydochkride ljection (USP) arStrle Water for hjection P.Each 1 mof stion cortains approimate350 mg equvalent af artriaoneFor LK Administration :Reconstitute wth 192 m Teva Parenteral Medicitesdan LK dlert specfied in the accompanying hvine, CA S2618package insert. Each 1 mt af solton contains ks. 92009apprainataly 100 mg equvalert of cetriaene.Windraw entire conterts and dkte to the desiredconcentration with the appropriate LX dkert.Usual Desage See Package IksetCeftriaxonefor Injection, USPProtect from Light.Storage After Reconstitution:See Package IesertMa for2 grams39C2302450909For LM, or LV. UseSingle Use VialTEVA2. Order: 1000 mL of D5 NSS to infuse over 12 hours.Available: Microdrip set with a drop factor of 60gtt/mLa. Calculate the IV flow rate in drops per minute.

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PRACTICE PROBLEMS. Show your solutions 1. Order: Ceftriaxone 1.5 g IM now Available: Ceftriaxone 2 g vial a. How many milliliters of diluent is needed for reconstitution? b. How many milliliters will the nurse administer for the now dose? RI only Each val contaits ceftriaone sodum powder Storage Prier to Reconstitution Store powder at 20" to 25°C (58" to 77*F) NOC 0703-0346-01 Ceftriaxone for Injection, USP 2 grams equivaet to 2 gans cetriaon. For L Administration: Recansttute with 42 (See USP Controlled Room Temperature). IS Lidocaine Hydochkride kjection (USPar Sarle ater for jection SP. Each I m of stion cortains apprainate 350 mg eguvalet of oeftraon For LK Administration : Reconstitute wth 192 ml Teva Parenteral Medicites dan LK dlert specified in the accompanying hvine, CA 92618 package insert. Each I ml af solton contains ks. 92009 apprainataly 100 mg equvalert of cetriaone. Windraw entire conterts and dkte to the desired concentration with the appropriate X dbert. Usal Desage Se Package lesert Protect from Light. Storage After Reconstitution See Package Insert Md for 39C2302450909 for LM. or LV. Use Single Use Vial TEVA 2. Order: 1000 mL of D5 NSS to infuse over 12 hours. Available: Microdrip set with a drop factor of 60 gtt/mL a. Calculate the IV flow rate in drops per minute.

PRACTICE PROBLEMS. Show your solutions 1. Order: Ceftriaxone 1.5 g IM now Available: Ceftriaxone 2 g vial a. How many milliliters of diluent is needed for reconstitution? b. How many milliliters will the nurse administer for the now dose? RI only Each val contaits ceftriaone sodum powder Storage Prier to Reconstitution Store powder at 20" to 25°C (58" to 77*F) NOC 0703-0346-01 Ceftriaxone for Injection, USP 2 grams equivaet to 2 gans cetriaon. For L Administration: Recansttute with 42 (See USP Controlled Room Temperature). IS Lidocaine Hydochkride kjection (USPar Sarle ater for jection SP. Each I m of stion cortains apprainate 350 mg eguvalet of oeftraon For LK Administration : Reconstitute wth 192 ml Teva Parenteral Medicites dan LK dlert specified in the accompanying hvine, CA 92618 package insert. Each I ml af solton contains ks. 92009 apprainataly 100 mg equvalert of cetriaone. Windraw entire conterts and dkte to the desired concentration with the appropriate X dbert. Usal Desage Se Package lesert Protect from Light. Storage After Reconstitution See Package Insert Md for 39C2302450909 for LM. or LV. Use Single Use Vial TEVA 2. Order: 1000 mL of D5 NSS to infuse over 12 hours. Available: Microdrip set with a drop factor of 60 gtt/mL a. Calculate the IV flow rate in drops per minute.

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