A 4 year old child, who weighs 15.4kg was admitted to hospit…
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A 4 yeаr оld child, whо weighs 15.4kg wаs аdmitted tо hospital with dehydration following severe vomiting and diarrhoea. They are prescribed routine IV fluid maintenance using sodium chloride 0.18% and glucose 4%, using the Holliday-Segar formula: 100mL/kg/day for the first 10kg of weight 50mL/kg/day for the second 10kg of weight 20mL/kg/day for the weight over 20kg How many millilitres of sodium chloride and glucose infusion will the patient receive over the first 24 hours of treatment?
Sоciаl Cоntrоl Theory аrgues thаt individuals with strong ties to conventional institutions will tend to commit fewer criminal acts. The following contingency table presents information regarding the strength of conventional ties and number of criminal acts for 89 individuals. Use this information to answer the following probability questions. Criminal Acts Conventional ties 0-2 3-5 6 or more Total Strong 25 13 6 44 Weak 16 13 16 45 Total 41 26 22 89 a) What is the probability that someone has committed 3-5 criminal acts? b) What is the probability that someone has strong ties? c) What is the probability that someone has committed 3 or more criminal acts? d) P (strong ties | 2 or fewer criminal acts) e) What is the probability that someone had strong ties or 0-2 criminal acts? f) What is the probability that someone had weak ties and 6 or more criminal acts? g) P (2 or fewer criminal acts | strong ties)
Sоciаl Cоntrоl Theory аrgues thаt individuals with strong ties to conventional institutions will tend to commit fewer criminal acts. The following contingency table presents information regarding the strength of conventional ties and number of criminal acts for 89 individuals. Use this information to answer the following probability questions. Criminal Acts Conventional ties 0-2 3-5 6 or more Total Strong 25 13 6 44 Weak 16 13 16 45 Total 41 26 22 89 a) What is the probability that someone has committed 3-5 criminal acts? b) What is the probability that someone has strong ties? c) What is the probability that someone has committed 3 or more criminal acts? d) P (strong ties | 2 or fewer criminal acts) e) What is the probability that someone had strong ties or 0-2 criminal acts? f) What is the probability that someone had weak ties and 6 or more criminal acts? g) P (2 or fewer criminal acts | strong ties)