Two Dilution Calculation Questions Solved: Top Tips & AI Solutions Included

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[@atari_rx]

I am about to take my NAPLEX soon and I just want to thank you so much for providing us with your easy explanations. I feel much more confident now in doing these calculations because of you!

[@philipraphael3676]

Nice move.

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Thank you @philipraphael3676 for watching. Appreciate the kind comment.

[@boyam10]

◦Please doctor, can you solve this for us: The clinical pharmacist in the Pediatric ICU is asked to determine what rate to run a child's IV at. The IV contains 9 mL of 39.2% potassium acetate in normal saline to prepare a 1 L bag. The prescriber wants the child to receive 2.5 mEq/hr. (MW of K = 39; MW of acetate = 59). What rate (in mL/hr) would provide the desired mEq/hr of potassium acetate? (Answer must be numeric; no units or commas; round the final answer to the nearest WHOLE number.)

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Hello @boyam10. Thank you for watching and for your comment. Here is a link (jo.my/ivinfusionmeq) to the solution. The video solution will be published shortly.