Chuck is a 17.2 kg poodle who needs to be put on an ampicill…

Chuck is a 17.2 kg poodle who needs to be put on an ampicillin 50 mg/mL CRI.  His fluid rate is 58 mL/hr. He needs the drug at a rate of 5 mg/kg/hr. He currently has a 1 Liter bag. What is the hourly CRI? [cri] How many hours will his bag last? [hours] How many mL of ampicillin are you infusing into his bag? [bag]

Goblin the pitty is 35.2 lb and needs IV fluids. You are tas…

Goblin the pitty is 35.2 lb and needs IV fluids. You are tasked with calculating her TFN over 24 hours. You note that she is 2% dehydrated and has vomited 15 mL today.  Maintenance Requirement (MR) = [mr](rate is: 90 mL/kg/day)Hydration Deficit (HD) =  [hd](decimal  x  kg  x  1000 mL/24 hr)Contemporary Losses (CL) =  [cl] Total Fluid Needs (TFN) =  [tfn] What will her fluid hourly rate be? [HourlyRate] 

Betty weighs 7.8 kg and needs to be started on a 1/2 L bag a…

Betty weighs 7.8 kg and needs to be started on a 1/2 L bag at a fluid rate of 90 ml/kg/24 hr.  You will be infusing the bag with 40 mg/kg/day of a drug that comes in 30 mg/mL. What is hour CRI rate? [cri] How many hours will her fluid bag last? [hr] What volume of this medication will you add to her bag of fluids? [v] Oh no! The power went out!  You have to calculate her drip rates.  Using a 15 gtt/mL set, calculate: 1. drop minute rate [min] 2. drop second rate [sec]