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Practice problems for the ATI Dosage Calculation 4.0 IV Medications module
Pump rates in mL/hr, gravity drip rates in gtt/min from the tubing's drop factor, and how long an infusion runs or when it finishes. If your program assigned this module and you want more than its fixed question set, these generators cover the same skills with unlimited problems and step-by-step grading.
What the module tests and what we drill
| Skill in the module | Our generator | Answer and rounding |
|---|---|---|
| Pump rate from volume and time | IV pump mL/hr | mL/hr, whole number |
| Gravity drip rate with a drop factor | IV gravity gtt/min | gtt/min, whole number |
| Infusion time, volume infused, finish time | Infusion time | hours to the hundredth, mL, or a 24-hour time |
cefazolin 2 g in 100 mL IVPB over 30 min. At what rate in mL/hr will you program the infusion pump? Round to the nearest whole number.
Available: cefazolin 100 mL bag, infusion pump
Start the full iv pump ml/hr set, 10 free a dayStart the full iv gravity gtt/min set, 10 free a dayStart the full infusion time set, 10 free a day
Questions people ask
Does this replace the module?
No. Your program's module is the assignment. This is extra practice on the same skills, with new numbers every time and each step graded.
Do I round drops per minute up or down?
To the nearest whole drop: 31.25 is 31, 41.67 is 42. Round once, at the end.
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