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5. The 60-year-old patient weighs 158 lbs. and needs to receive Tobramycin sulfate 3 mg/kg IM three times a day. The vial reads Tobramycin sulfate 80 mg.2ml. How much should the patient receive per dose? 5.4 ML 6. Your patient is on fluid restrictions. They may have 2220 ml/day. For breakfast they had a cup of coffee, 180ml of apple juice, and 120ml of milk on their cereal. Now they are asking for Jell-O as a snack, which is served in one cup portions. How many mls of fluid has your patient ingested today, assuming they finish their Jell-O? 540 720 ml 7. Using the information from the question above, how many mls of fluid does your client have for the rest of the day? 1680 ml 8. Directions for reconstitution of Vancomycin for intermittent IV infusion: Add 10 ml of sterile water injection into 500 mg vial for a concentration of 50 mg/ml. Dilute further with at least 100ml of 0.9% NaCl for every 500mg of Vancomycin being administered. The patient is to receive 250 mg IV every 6 hours. How many ml of 0.9% NaCl will the patient receive in 1 dose (may include sterile water injectate in total amount of fluid)? 50 ml 9. A 25kg child will need to receive Somatropin (growth hormone) on a weekly basis. Somatropin is reconstituted using 5 mg vial with 5 ml of sterile water. The prescribed dosage is 0.15mg/kg/wk. How many mls will need to be administered over the 7-day week span? 3.8 ml 10. Which type of syringe should be used to administer a daily dose of Somatropin referred to in question 9? (The syringe you choose will be for a daily dose only) a. 1 ml precision (tuberculin) b. 3 ml C. Insulin 50 unit d. Insulin 100 unit