Insert the correct response. Enter only the numerical answer…

Insert the correct response. Enter only the numerical answer, do not enter unit of measurements (ex. tablet, capsule, mL/h, etc.). Round final answers to the nearest tenth unless otherwise directed. For answers less than 1, use a leading zero (ex. 0.2); avoid using trailing zeros (use 1.4, avoid 1.40). Use commas for answers 1,000 or greater. The physician orders furosemide 80 mg IV Push STAT. The furosemide is available in a 100 mg/10 mL concentration. How many milliliters of furosemide will be administered? ______ mL

Insert the correct response. Enter only the numerical answer…

Insert the correct response. Enter only the numerical answer, do not enter unit of measurements (ex. tablet, capsule, mL/h, etc.). Round final answers to the nearest tenth unless otherwise directed. For answers less than 1, use a leading zero (ex. 0.2); avoid using trailing zeros (use 1.4, avoid 1.40). Use commas for answers 1,000 or greater. The physician has ordered haloperidol 0.5 mg IV every 2 hours prn for agitation. The haloperidol is available in 5 mg per 1-mL vials. How many milliliters would the nurse administer with each dose? __________ mL

Insert the correct response. Enter only the numerical answer…

Insert the correct response. Enter only the numerical answer, do not enter unit of measurements (ex. tablet, capsule, mL/h, etc.). Round final answers to the nearest tenth. For answers less than 1, use a leading zero (ex. 0.2); avoid using trailing zeros (use 1.4, avoid 1.40). Use commas for answers 1,000 or greater. The physician orders Humulin NPH insulin 52 units plus Humulin R insulin 16 units subcutaneous every morning. The medication is supplied in 100 units/mL. What are the total number of units the nurse will administer? ____________________ units. Shade the syringe to the appropriate dose.

You are evaluating an asthmatic patient in a hospital clinic…

You are evaluating an asthmatic patient in a hospital clinic. When asked how often her symptoms occur, she explains that her attacks occur every day, and they prevent her from walking to work and school. She adds that on some nights, her sleep is disrupted because she is having difficulty breathing. How would you classify the severity of her asthma?