The physician orders magnesium sulfate 1g. The magnesium is dissolved in 150 ml. bag, to be infused over 60 minutes. What is the ml/hr that the drug should be infused? (LABEL CORRECTLY USE UPPER CASE LETTERS, ROUND TO WHOLE NUMBER TO RECEIVE CREDIT).

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is ["150"]

Volume (ml)=150 ml

Time (hr)=1 hr

Rate= 150ml ÷1hr

= 150ml/hr

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Correct Answer is A

Explanation

A. Palliative care is not restricted to clients who are terminally ill.
Palliative care can be provided alongside curative treatments and for chronic illnesses.

B. Palliative care is limited to clients who are in a health care facility.
It can be provided in any setting, including home.

C. Palliative care should be avoided for a client who is receiving a curative treatment.
Palliative care can be given alongside curative treatment.

D. The goal of palliative care is to prolong the life of a client.
The goal is comfort and quality of life, not life extension.

A. The facial muscles relax B. The client draws his legs into a fetal position C. The pulse is within the expected range D. The respiratory rate increases E. The patient makes a “grunting” sound when massaged

Correct Answer is ["A","C"]

Explanation

A. The facial muscles relax
Relaxation of facial muscles suggests reduced discomfort.

B. The client draws his legs into a fetal position
This is often a pain or distress response.

C. The pulse is within the expected range
Normalization of vital signs indicates decreased stress or pain.

D. The respiratory rate increases
Increased respiratory rate may indicate pain or distress.

E. The patient makes a “grunting” sound when massaged
Vocalizations such as grunting can suggest discomfort, not relief.

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The physician orders magnesium sulfate 1g. The magnesium is dissolved in 150 ml. bag, to be infused over 60 minutes. What is the ml/hr that the drug should be infused? (LABEL CORRECTLY USE UPPER CASE LETTERS, ROUND TO WHOLE NUMBER TO RECEIVE CREDIT).

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