The physician orders insulin lispro 28 units subcutaneous.
The medication is supplied in 100 units/mL. How many units will the nurse administer?
28 units.
0.28 ml.
14 units.
0.14 ml.
The Correct Answer is A
The correct answer is Choice A.
Step 1 is 28 units ÷ 1 is 28 units.
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Correct Answer is A
Explanation
Choice A rationale
In a mass casualty incident, triage focuses on doing the greatest good for the greatest number of people given limited resources. A patient with third degree burns over 85 percent of their body has an extremely low probability of survival, regardless of the level of care. These patients are categorized as Priority 4 or expectant. Resources are diverted to those with survivable injuries. Treatment for expectant patients consists of comfort measures and pain control in a hospice area.
Choice B rationale
Priority 2 or yellow tag patients are those whose injuries are serious but not immediately life threatening. They can wait a short period for treatment. A patient with 85 percent total body surface area third degree burns is in critical condition and does not fit this category. Assigning this patient to the main emergency department for debridement would consume vast amounts of specialized resources and personnel time that are needed to save multiple other salvageable patients.
Choice C rationale
Priority 1 or red tag patients are those with life threatening injuries who have a high chance of survival if treated immediately. While 85 percent burns are life threatening, the chance of survival is nearly zero in a disaster setting. Rushing this patient to the resuscitation room would utilize critical equipment and staff that could be used to save several patients with less severe but still urgent, survivable conditions. Triage ethics prioritize those most likely to live.
Choice D rationale
Priority 3 or green tag patients are the walking wounded with minor injuries who can wait several hours for care or provide self care. Third degree burns covering 85 percent of the body represent a catastrophic injury that is far from minor. Categorizing such a patient as Priority 3 would be a gross underestimation of the severity of the physiological trauma and the immediate need for intensive palliative care to manage extreme pain and distress.
Correct Answer is ["1.1"]
Explanation
3 Step 1 is (250 mg ÷ 225 mg/ml) × 1 ml.
Step 2 is 1.111 ml.
Step 3 is 1.1 ml.
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