MATH Flashcards

1
Q

When do you round to the nearest 10th?

A

Pt dose

(Mcg/kg/min)
(Mg/kg/min)

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2
Q

When do you round to the whole number?

A

Pt Kg

mL

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3
Q

When do you draw a trough level

A

30 min before giving drug

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4
Q

What lab for heparin

A

PTT

(Warfarin/coumadin: pt/inr)

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5
Q

Synergistic vs Antagonistic effect

A

S:
Enhancing another

A:
Oppose another

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6
Q

What should you do with IV gtts with the same effect?

A

Titrate singularly (one at a time)

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7
Q

Concentrated gtts require what?

Why might we give a double concentrated drip

A

Need smaller increments of change when increasing/decreasing

May use a double concentration for patient on fluid restrictions

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8
Q

Titrate by what

A

Titrate by DOSE

NOT mL (mL is for I/O)

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9
Q

A. Infusion Rate formula (based on wt)

What does the equation look like?

What information will we be given?

A

mL/hr = mcg/kg/min X kg X 60
——————————
Mcg/mL

Dose: 5mcg/kg/min
Concentration: 400mg in 250ml
Patient wt: 187lbs

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10
Q

Ex. Calculate the infusion rate

Dose: 5mg/kg/min
Concentration: 400mg in 250ml (400,000/250=1600)
Wt: 187lbs (85kg)

A

5 X 85 X 60
————— = 15.94 (16ml/hr)
1600

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11
Q

B. Infusion rate formula (not based on wt)

Equation?

What information do you need?

A

Mg/min X 60 Mcg/min X 60
—————— Or ———————
Mg/ml Mcg/mL

Dose: 35mcg/min
Concentration: 50mg in 250ml (50,000mcg/250)

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12
Q

B. Infusion rate formula (not based on wt example)

Dose: 2mg/min
Concentration: 2gm/250ml

A

2 X 60
———
8 (2,000/250)

=15

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13
Q

C. Formula for dosage patient receiving

Equation

What information do you need?

What do we do when we get the dose?

A

ml/hr X mcg/ml Mcg/kg/min = —————————
Kg X 60

Infusion rate: 19 ml/hr
Concentation: 400mg in 250 ml
Weight: 123lbs (56kg) 3360

Always round to nearest 10th with dose

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14
Q

C. Formula for dosage patient receiving

Ex.

Concentration: 400mg/250ml (400,000/250 =1600)
Infusion rate: 19ml/hr
Weight: 123lbs (56kg)

A

19 X 1600 (40,300)
—————
56 X 60 (3360)

=9.04mcg/kg/min (but round to 10th) but dont do 9.0
So its just 9!

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15
Q

D. Concentration formula:

Equation:

What information do you need?

A

ml/hr X mcg/mL
Mcg/min = ————————
60

Infusion rate: 14ml/hr
Concentration: 2gm in 250ml (2,000/250=8)

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16
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D. Concentration formula

Example:

Infusion: 14ml/hr
Concentration: 2mg in 250ml (2,000/250=8)

A

8 X 14
———
60

=1.86 mcg/min

17
Q

Heparin

What lab
How often get that lsb
Reversal agent
Complications

A

Ptt
Every 6 hrs
Protamine sulfate
Bleeding

18
Q

Coumadin/warfarin

Lab
Titrate based on what
Reversal agent
What lab number is therapeutic

A

Pt/INR
Titrate based on INR
Vitamin K
INR : 2-3 is therapeutic

19
Q

Tube feed is based on strenght

2/3
1/4
3/4

Ex: 240ml can at 1/4 strength (how much water is added)

A

2/3: .66
1/4: .25
3/4: .75

240ml can divided by .25 (1/4) =960

960-240 =720 ml of water added

20
Q

Meds with issues with compatability

A

Nicrardipine
Pantoprazole sodium
Vancomycin
Sodium bicarbonate

21
Q

Insulin

100units/250 is infusing at 10ml/hr
How many units/hr

A

100/250 =0.4

0.4 X10 =4 units/hr