Question: Part Two: What I Need Help With Is The Math For Administering Fluid At 150mls/hr. What Is The Drop Factor? And How Is The Drip Factor Calculated? Part Three: I Need Help Calculating This

Screencast-O-Matic MUST be used for video recording la Complete and grade for your skills video Demonstration area should be free and dear of distracto Grading 80% successful completion (T9% or lower requires remediation) Criteria Failure to perform ANY bolded criteria requires remediation and learner MUST complete assigned remedia pass the course. Skill video steps MUST be performed in the order listed below. CRITERIA Perform hand hygiene and don gloves. V PartONE Identity, explain and demonstrate al parts of tubing. (See Lesson 2.12 Spike end Drip chamber Roller damp Y-site Adapter end Part TWO: Demonstrates procedure of administration of IV fluid from spiking bag to connecting to IV catheter Ensure that IV container is at least 76.2 cm (30 inches) above intravenous (IV) site for adults Demonstrate correct procedure to administer fluid at 150 ml/hr (Verbalize tubing drop factor and how drip rate was calculated. MUST actually show correct drip rate being counted for one full minute) Part THREE: ADMINISTERING MEDICATION VIA PIGGYBACK – Amoxicillin 250 mg in 100mL. NS over 15 minutes. Apply six rights of medication administration MUST verify patient allergies before administering any medication. Connect infusion tubing to medication bag (see Module 12). Fil tubing by opening regulator flow clamp. Once tubing is full, close clamp and cap end of tubing Hang piggyback medication bag above level of primary fluid bag (Use hook to lower main bag. Connect tubing of piggyback infusion to appropriate connector on upper Y port of primary infusion line: Wipe off needleless port of main IV line with alcohol swab, allow to dry, and insert cannula tip of piggyback infusion tubing Regulate flow rate of medication solution by adjusting regulator clamp or IV pump infusion rate. (Verbalize drop factor of tubing and how drip rate for this medication is calculated)