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5 May, 03:29

A client is to receive 150 mL of intravenous solution over the next hour using a microdrip delivery system. How much fluid would the client receive in 1 minute?

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  1. 5 May, 04:24
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    150ml ... 60 minute

    x ... 1 minute

    x = 150ml * 1 minute / 60 minute

    x = 2.5ml

    Explanation:

    it is known that the client receives 150ml of the solution for over an hour. convert the hour into minutes, then we do not know how much liquid a client receives in a minute. we cross multiple the values to get the value in ml. for every one minute the client receives 2.5ml of the fluid.
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