Q18. There is an order for cefazolin 0.5 grams intravenously mixed in 50 milliliters D5W over 30 minutes. At what rate will the nurse infuse the medication? Record answer using a whole number. 

Q39. The patient has an order for an insulin drip. The rate is ordered to begin at 3.5 units per hour using a standard strength of 100 units of insulin per 100 mL of normal saline. What flow rate will the nurse set on the infusion pump? Report answer to the nearest tenth.    

Q49. Read the medication label and determine the specific dosage strength of carbidopa in each tablet. 

Q12. For intravenous access to be considered a “central line,” the tip of the catheter must be placed in the superior vena cava.

Q41.  Identify four elements of the 6 Rights of Medication Administration described. Select three.

Q29. A provider prescribes 4 mcg/kg/min of medication for a patient weighing 107.3 kg. The available strength is 50 mg/250 mL. How many mL/hr will be infused? Report the answer using a whole number.  

Q48. The physician has ordered a drug to infuse at 35 mg/hr. The solution strength available is 125 mg/100 mL. What is the correct flow rate (mL/hr)? Express answer to the nearest whole number.

Q5. What is the correct dosage strength of heparin to flush an IV port?

Q32. The nurse needs to infuse 2750 mL of fluid over 20 hours using a macrodrip IV set calibrated at 10 drops per milliliter. What is the correct IV rate in drops per minute? Report answer as a whole number.

Q20. The physician ordered 1500 mL of 0.9% normal saline to be infused over 12 hours. The nurse must manually set the flow rate using a macrodrip IV set with drop factor of 10 gtt/mL. What is the correct flow rate?