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Order: D5W 750 ml IV to infuse at 125 ml/hr. Drop factor: 20gtt/min. Give ______gtt/min

Order: D5W 750 ml IV to infuse at 125 ml/hr. Drop factor: 20gtt/min. Give ______gtt/min

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IV Fluid calculation formula=Total volume of fluids(ml) /Total hours in (SEC) Xdrop Factor=ml/hr

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Total volume =750 ml, here they mention how much ml/hr(125 ml/hr) Drop Factor =20gtt/min

? how much fluid in min (?gtt/min)

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