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Need help with math please?
A patient is receiving a D5RL at a rate of 200 mL/hr. How many 1 L bags of D5RL should the technician have on hand for the next 24 hours?
3 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
1,000 ml = 1 l
If the technician is using 200 ml/hr, then he's going to use (200 X 24) ml/day which is 4,800 ml
Since we need the answer in Liters, you divide:
4,800 / 1,000 = 4.8
You will need 5 bags of D5RL, which are I L each
- 1 decade ago
Your problem: 200 mL / hr = x*L / 24 hrs
You know that 1000 mL = 1 L
Get rid of your units by multiplying both sides by 24 hrs:
24 hrs x 200 mL / hr = x*L / 24 hrs x 24 hrs
24 x 200 mL = x*L
Now convert your mL to L:
24 x .200 L = x*L
Now solve for x:
4.8L = x*L
x = 4.8
BUT DON'T BE FOOLED: x = 4.8, therefore the nurse needs 5 whole one-liter bags to make it for 24 hours.
- 1 decade ago
200ML for 1H
24H x 200ML = 4800ML (total ML per day)
1L = 1000ML
4800ML / 1000ML = 4.8 (1L bags)
You will need 5 x 1L bags for 24H D5RL use in 200ML/1H rate.
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