Question: Teral Medications 2 A. Ordered: Drug Y, 0.4 Mg Per Min. Available: 250 Mg In 1 L DSW. Ml Per Hr Flow Rate? DA Equation: B. 3 Evaluation: Ordered: Drug Y, 1 Mg Per Min. Available: 500 Mg Drug Yin 1000 ML LRS. A. ML Per Hr Flow Rate? DA Equation: B. 4 Evaluation: Ordered: Drug Y, 2 Mg Per Min. Available: 1000 Mg Drug Yin 1000 ML D5w. ML Per Hr Flow Rate? …

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