1.Complete the following conversions: a.164 lbs = __________ kg...

Question Answered step-by-step 1.Complete the following conversions: a.164 lbs = __________ kg… 1. Complete the following conversions: a. 164 lbs = __________ kg b. 42 kg = __________ lbs c. 3.4 L = __________ mL d. 300 mL = __________ L e. 35 mL = __________ tsp f. 90 ml = __________ oz g. 1 cup = __________ mL h. 2000 mg = __________ gm i. 37,000 mcg = __________ mg = _________ gm j. 92 lbs = __________ kg = __________ gm = __________ mg = __________mcg 2. Client’s intake today includes: Breakfast Lunch Dinner Extra 6 oz coffee 8 oz beef broth 1.5 cups chicken broth 0.38 liter water 3 oz orange juice 10 oz iced tea 6 oz decaf coffee 4 oz ginger ale 0.5 cups milk 6 oz popsicle 4 oz ice cream 2 oz ice chips What is the total intake in mLs? 3. Provider order reads “Drug Q 0.2 g orally BID.” BID = twice dailyThe label on the supply provided by the pharmacy states that each capsule contains 100 mg. How many capsules will be administered a 24-hour period? 4. There are two bottles of rubbing alcohol on the shelf. The first bottle contains 350 mL. The second bottle contains 6 oz. Which bottle contains the smaller volume? 5. The client is ordered 2 gm of “Drug A” elixir orally. The supply is 325 mg per 2 tsp. How many mL will be administered? 6. The client is ordered “Drug P” 150 mcg orally once daily. The medication is provided in 0.1 mg tablets. How many tablet(s) will be administered each day? 7. The client shows you a prescription bottle with the following label: “Drug C” 90 mg orally BID. Each tablet contains 30 mg. how many tablets should be in the bottle to provide a 30 day supply of the medication? 8. The provider orders “Drug E” 1.5 mg/kg subcutaneously (SQ) daily. The client weighs 128 lbs. What is the correct dose of medication? 9. The client is ordered “Drug W” 5 mg PO every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday; 7.5 mg PO every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday. The tablets in the prescription bottle are 2.5 mg/tablet. How many tablets will be administered weekly? 10. The client shows you a prescription bottle with the following label: “Drug M” 20 mg orally TID. Each tablet contains 10 mg. how many tablets should be in the bottle to provide a 7 day supply of the medication? Health Science Science Nursing NUR 2349 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)