The infusion rate is based on the needs of individual patients, the concentration of the solution, and the intent of use. Some drugs are injected into liter (or larger, smaller bags) of saline, dextrose solutions etc. and the rate is controlled by experience and ongoing evaluation of the patient not only for the drug but for the hydration of the patient. If this question was asked with a more specific drug in mind it would be helpful. Also, so many IV drugs are infused through the catheter and bypass the dilution process and are given as a bolus "shot".
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uhh, dont do it.
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Schedule IV medications have a low potential for abuse relative to the drugs that are listed in schedule III. A physician should only prescribe for himself or herself schedule IV drugs in an emergency.
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no IV drugs are compatible with blood products. Only 0.9NS is compatible with and can be hung with blood.
It depends on the drug. Some drugs have adverse effects if administered IV (such as codeine), but are OK to ingest. Other drugs will be useless if ingested and must be administered by IV.
It is absolutely false.
To get vital fluids to said organ or body part.
Schedule 4 drugs. Stuff that needs a prescription or I believe cocaine, heroin, and other hard drugs
Between 40-85 Percent Depending on what kind of prostitute and where.
they have to use the vertical iv hood in order to mke chemo drugs