Administer Dopamine 3 mcg/kg/min. The client weighs 176 pounds. The drug is available as 500 mg in 250 mL of fluid. Calculate mcg/min, mcg/hr, and mL/hr. (Do not round your answer and include unit of measure with each answer)

A. A client who has type 2 diabetes mellitus has a blood glucose level of 120 mg/dL: This glucose level is within normal range for many diabetes management plans.

B. A client who has diabetes insipidus has an intake of 1,500 mL and an output of 1,600 mL in 24 hr: This client may require monitoring but does not indicate an acute crisis.

C. A client who has Graves' disease has a heart rate of 100/min and reports tremors: These symptoms are concerning but do not suggest an immediate life-threatening situation.

D. A client who has a left-sided stroke reports severe headache and is manifesting confusion. These symptoms may indicate worsening conditions such as hemorrhage or increased intracranial pressure. Severe headache and confusion in a stroke patient could indicate a new complication such as hemorrhage or worsening neurological status, requiring urgent assessment and intervention.

A. Lethality of the method and availability of means. Assessing the method and means helps determine the immediacy and seriousness of the threat. Knowing the lethality of the method and whether the means are readily available informs the level of intervention needed to keep the client safe.

B. Client's educational and economic background: While socioeconomic factors can influence mental health, they are not immediate priorities in a suicidal crisis.

C. Client's insight into the reasons for the decision: Insight is important for understanding motivations but is secondary to immediate safety concerns.

D. Quality of the client's social support: Social support is crucial but is secondary to assessing imminent risk of harm.