Question: B. What Rate Would You Set The Pump For A Child Who Weighs 1.59 Kg And Is To Receive 2 Mg/kg/min. 12. Order: 1L Of 1/4 Strength Ensure Over 10 Hours Via NGT. Infuse Feeding Using A Standard Feeding Pump. Supply: Ensure 250 Ml Cans. What Is The Correct Rate Of Infusion In Milliliters Per Hour? How Much Formula And Water Is Needed To Prepare This Feeding? …

b. What rate would you set the pump for a child who weighs 1.59 kg and is to receive 2 mg/kg/min. 12. Order: 1L of 1/4 strength Ensure over 10 hours via NGT. Infuse feeding using a standard feeding pump. Supply: Ensure 250 ml cans. What is the correct rate of infusion in milliliters per hour? How much formula and water is needed to prepare this feeding? a. Formula b. Water: c. Rate of infusion Ovo =100 13. Order: Ancef 7 mcg/kg/minute. Available: Infusion pump, Ancef 350 mg in 250 mL of NS. Patient weighs 145 lbs. Round to nearest whole number. 14. Order: 750 mL D5%NS with 10 mEq KCI IV to run at 125 ml/hr. Available: Vial KCl labeled 40 mEq/20mL. Available: 20 gtt/ml tubing. a. How many milliliters of KCI will you add to the IV? 5 mL b. Indicate the amount you would administer by shading the syringe below. ml 15. The physician ordered 12 units of Pitocin in 1000 mL of D5W. It is to infuse at 2 milliunits/minute per infusion pump. What is the correct IV rate in milliliters per hour? Round to the nearest whole number.