At 0930 the nurse answers the client’s call light.  The electronic medication record has the following medications listed.   In the client’s drawer are the following medication:     Calculate the number of tablets of digoxin (Lanoxin) the client will receive at 1000.  (Round to the nearest tenths place when calculations are complete.)    

Convert the following to the equivalent measurement as indicated:  8.5 milligrams = _____ micrograms (mcg)  

Round to the nearest hundredth.  0.649

The nurse uses the 50-unit syringe to draw up the pm insulin.  The nurse draws up the insulin according to the client’s electronic medical record.  Has the nurse drawn up the correct dose in the syringe?  (Answer: True for YES or False for NO)  

Convert the following to the equivalent measurements as indicated.  (Round to the nearest whole number when calculations are complete.) 9 teaspoons (tsp) = ______ milliliters (mL)

The client takes 2 doses of a medication BID.  The medication contains 4 mg in each dose.  Calculate the total milligrams (mg) the client takes daily.  (Round to the nearest whole number when calculations are complete.)

Round to the nearest hundredth.  0.649

The nurse calculates a total of 1.5 cups as the client’s intake for breakfast.  Calculate how many milliliters (mL) the nurse should document.  (Round to the nearest whole number when calculations are complete.)

Convert the following to the equivalent measurements as indicated.  (Round to the nearest whole number when calculations are complete.) 9 teaspoons (tsp) = ______ milliliters (mL)

The nurse totals the intake and output (I&O) for the shift.  The nursing assistive personnel (NAP) documented the following items below: Orange Juice 6 ounces 1% Skim Milk 2 3/4 ounces Urine 400 ounces Jackson-Pratt Drain 80 ounces Emesis 150 ounces Coffee 8 1/2 ounces 2 popsicles 3 ounces each Soft drink 12 ounces Calculate the total intake milliliters (mL) for the shift.  (Round to the nearest whole number when calculations are complete.)