3. Is 3% Sodium Chloride infusion recommended to be infused via peripheral line? Please provide reference for your answer. Can you help me answer #3 please Thank you
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A 20-year-old man, height 5.8 ft and weight 65 kg, with no past medical history presented to a primary stroke center with sudden left sided weakness and imbalance followed by decreased level of consciousness. Head CT scan showed no hemorrhage, no acute ischemic changes, and a hyper-dense basilar artery. The CT angiography shoed a mid-basilar occlusion. Physician order to start 3% Sodium Chloride 1 Liter with the dose of 1ml/kg/hr via peripheral line.
The available preparations of Sodium Chloride at the Hospital Pharmacy are:
1. 0.9% Sodium Chloride 1L
2. Sodium Chloride 50mEq/20ml vial
Activity:
1. Determine how many mL of 0.9% Sodium Chloride and Sodium Chloride 50 mEq/20ml are needed to make 3% Sodium Chloride 1 liter. Show your computation.
2. What will be the rate of infusion (ml/hr) to be given to the patient.
3. Is 3% Sodium Chloride infusion recommended to be infused via peripheral line? Please provide
reference for your answer.
Can you help me answer #3 please Thank you
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- A 20-year-old man, height 5.8 ft and weight 65 kg, with no past medical history presented to a primary stroke center with sudden left sided weakness and imbalance followed by decreased level of consciousness. Head CT scan showed no hemorrhage, no acute ischemic changes, and a hyper-dense basilar artery. The CT angiography shoed a mid-basilar occlusion. Physician order to start 3% Sodium Chloride 1 Liter with the dose of 1ml/kg/hr via peripheral line. The available preparations of Sodium Chloride at the Hospital Pharmacy are: 1. 0.9% Sodium Chloride 1L 2. Sodium Chloride 50mEq/20ml vial Activity: 1. Determine how many mL of 0.9% Sodium Chloride and Sodium Chloride 50 mEq/20ml are needed to make 3% Sodium Chloride 1 liter. Show your computation. 2. What will be the rate of infusion (ml/hr) to be given to the patient. 3. Is 3% Sodium Chloride infusion recommended to be infused via peripheral line? Please provide reference for your answer. Can you help me answer #2, pleaseplease tell me what is the rhythm for this strip, if there are multiple arrhythmias list all including if there is hypertrophy or infractions include location as well .18 year old male, brought in by ambulance following an alleged altercation where patient struck head on road curb at 2300 hrs. Patient is denies loss of consciousness but unable to recall all events. Patient appears alert but teary and takes a couple of moments to answer questions. On examination, 4cm laceration noted with slow ooze from wound. Dressing insitu. Vital signs and GCS recorded at 2325 hrs as per chart. No other obvious injuries. Patient denies drug use, states has had approximately ‘five beers since 7pm’. Breath alcohol taken at 2330 hours 0.06%. Patient reports pain to be 5/10 at occipital region, no analgesia taken prior to presentation. Patient states is usually fit and well. Past medical history Childhood asthma, up-to-date with immunisations (last tetanus 12 months ago).Not on any medications and no known allergies. Intervention: The decision is made to keep Zac in hospital overnight, for observation. Paracetamol is charted for pain. No other medications are…
- 18 year old male, brought in by ambulance following an alleged altercation where patient struck head on road curb at 2300 hrs. Patient is denies loss of consciousness but unable to recall all events. Patient appears alert but teary and takes a couple of moments to answer questions. On examination, 4cm laceration noted with slow ooze from wound. Dressing insitu. Vital signs and GCS recorded at 2325 hrs as per chart. No other obvious injuries. Patient denies drug use, states has had approximately ‘five beers since 7pm’. Breath alcohol taken at 2330 hours 0.06%. Patient reports pain to be 5/10 at occipital region, no analgesia taken prior to presentation. Patient states is usually fit and well. Past medical history Childhood asthma, up-to-date with immunisations (last tetanus 12 months ago).Not on any medications and no known allergies. Intervention: The decision is made to keep Zac in hospital overnight, for observation. Paracetamol is charted for pain. No other medications are…18 year old male, brought in by ambulance following an alleged altercation where patient struck head on road curb at 2300 hrs. Patient is denies loss of consciousness but unable to recall all events. Patient appears alert but teary and takes a couple of moments to answer questions. On examination, 4cm laceration noted with slow ooze from wound. Dressing insitu. Vital signs and GCS recorded at 2325 hrs as per chart. No other obvious injuries. Patient denies drug use, states has had approximately ‘five beers since 7pm’. Breath alcohol taken at 2330 hours 0.06%. Patient reports pain to be 5/10 at occipital region, no analgesia taken prior to presentation. Patient states is usually fit and well. Past medical history Childhood asthma, up-to-date with immunisations (last tetanus 12 months ago).Not on any medications and no known allergies. Intervention: The decision is made to keep Zac in hospital overnight, for observation. Paracetamol is charted for pain. No other medications are…18 year old male, brought in by ambulance following an alleged altercation where patient struck head on road curb at 2300 hrs. Patient is denies loss of consciousness but unable to recall all events. Patient appears alert but teary and takes a couple of moments to answer questions. On examination, 4cm laceration noted with slow ooze from wound. Dressing insitu. Vital signs and GCS recorded at 2325 hrs as per chart. No other obvious injuries. Patient denies drug use, states has had approximately ‘five beers since 7pm’. Breath alcohol taken at 2330 hours 0.06%. Patient reports pain to be 5/10 at occipital region, no analgesia taken prior to presentation. Patient states is usually fit and well. Past medical history Childhood asthma, up-to-date with immunisations (last tetanus 12 months ago).Not on any medications and no known allergies. Intervention: The decision is made to keep Zac in hospital overnight, for observation. Paracetamol is charted for pain. No other medications are…
- 18 year old male, brought in by ambulance following an alleged altercation where patient struck head on road curb at 2300 hrs. Patient is denies loss of consciousness but unable to recall all events. Patient appears alert but teary and takes a couple of moments to answer questions. On examination, 4cm laceration noted with slow ooze from wound. Dressing insitu. Vital signs and GCS recorded at 2325 hrs as per chart. No other obvious injuries. Patient denies drug use, states has had approximately ‘five beers since 7pm’. Breath alcohol taken at 2330 hours 0.06%. Patient reports pain to be 5/10 at occipital region, no analgesia taken prior to presentation. Patient states is usually fit and well. Past medical history Childhood asthma, up-to-date with immunisations (last tetanus 12 months ago).Not on any medications and no known allergies. Intervention: The decision is made to keep Zac in hospital overnight, for observation. Paracetamol is charted for pain. No other medications are…18 year old male, brought in by ambulance following an alleged altercation where patient struck head on road curb at 2300 hrs. Patient is denies loss of consciousness but unable to recall all events. Patient appears alert but teary and takes a couple of moments to answer questions. On examination, 4cm laceration noted with slow ooze from wound. Dressing insitu. Vital signs and GCS recorded at 2325 hrs as per chart. No other obvious injuries. Patient denies drug use, states has had approximately ‘five beers since 7pm’. Breath alcohol taken at 2330 hours 0.06%. Patient reports pain to be 5/10 at occipital region, no analgesia taken prior to presentation. Patient states is usually fit and well. Past medical history Childhood asthma, up-to-date with immunisations (last tetanus 12 months ago).Not on any medications and no known allergies. Intervention: The decision is made to keep Zac in hospital overnight, for observation. Paracetamol is charted for pain. No other medications are…18 year old male, brought in by ambulance following an alleged altercation where patient struck head on road curb at 2300 hrs. Patient is denies loss of consciousness but unable to recall all events. Patient appears alert but teary and takes a couple of moments to answer questions. On examination, 4cm laceration noted with slow ooze from wound. Dressing insitu. Vital signs and GCS recorded at 2325 hrs as per chart. No other obvious injuries. Patient denies drug use, states has had approximately ‘five beers since 7pm’. Breath alcohol taken at 2330 hours 0.06%. Patient reports pain to be 5/10 at occipital region, no analgesia taken prior to presentation. Patient states is usually fit and well. Past medical history Childhood asthma, up-to-date with immunisations (last tetanus 12 months ago).Not on any medications and no known allergies. Intervention: The decision is made to keep Zac in hospital overnight, for observation. Paracetamol is charted for pain. No other medications are…
- 18 year old male, brought in by ambulance following an alleged altercation where patient struck head on road curb at 2300 hrs. Patient is denies loss of consciousness but unable to recall all events. Patient appears alert but teary and takes a couple of moments to answer questions. On examination, 4cm laceration noted with slow ooze from wound. Dressing insitu. Vital signs and GCS recorded at 2325 hrs as per chart. No other obvious injuries. Patient denies drug use, states has had approximately ‘five beers since 7pm’. Breath alcohol taken at 2330 hours 0.06%. Patient reports pain to be 5/10 at occipital region, no analgesia taken prior to presentation. Patient states is usually fit and well. Past medical history Childhood asthma, up-to-date with immunisations (last tetanus 12 months ago).Not on any medications and no known allergies. Intervention: The decision is made to keep Zac in hospital overnight, for observation. Paracetamol is charted for pain. No other medications are…18 year old male, brought in by ambulance following an alleged altercation where patient struck head on road curb at 2300 hrs. Patient is denies loss of consciousness but unable to recall all events. Patient appears alert but teary and takes a couple of moments to answer questions. On examination, 4cm laceration noted with slow ooze from wound. Dressing insitu. Vital signs and GCS recorded at 2325 hrs as per chart. No other obvious injuries. Patient denies drug use, states has had approximately ‘five beers since 7pm’. Breath alcohol taken at 2330 hours 0.06%. Patient reports pain to be 5/10 at occipital region, no analgesia taken prior to presentation. Patient states is usually fit and well. Past medical history Childhood asthma, up-to-date with immunisations (last tetanus 12 months ago).Not on any medications and no known allergies. Intervention: The decision is made to keep Zac in hospital overnight, for observation. Paracetamol is charted for pain. No other medications are…Perfusion Case Scenario: Mrs Gloria reports that she is having increasing difficulty because she experiences severe pain in her calf muscles after walking for more than a city block. The pain subsides if she rests for a few minutes, but returns with activity. Her feet are cool and pale; pedal and posterior tibial pulses are not palpable, and femoral pulses are difficult to palpate. She lives in a downtown apartment and uses public transportation to travel across town to visit her husband’s grave weekly. Guide questions:a. What are the circulatory causes of her leg pain? Which risk factors would you expect to find in her history to support this conclusion?b. The doctor suggests that Mrs Gloria cease her visits to the cemetery since she has to walk a long way there to reach the grave site. Would you agree with this plan? Why or why not? What considerations or viewpoints influence your choice?c. Mrs Gloria says that she wears support stockings because her friend told her they help the…