Dr John Campbell
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Applied Pharmacology 9, Rate of intravenous drips
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March 12, 2019
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12:01Now PlayingVideo 9 in the applied pharmacology series, full series is on YouTube. Intravenous fluids are prescribed in a specified volume over a period of time. E.g. 1 litre of fluid over 8 hours. How do we use these prescriptions to calculate mls to be given per hour and how many drops this means we should set out intravenous drips at.
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