Client is prescribed adenosine 6mg by rapid bolus. The pharmacy has sent 6-mg/2ml vial. The prefilled...

Client is prescribed adenosine 6mg by rapid bolus. The pharmacy has sent 6-mg/2ml vial. The prefilled syringe contains 2mL of adenosine. How many mL will the nurse prepare for the client

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6 mg / 6mg/2 mL = 6 mg / 6 mg x 2 mL = 2 mL

Also, the prefilled syringe contains 2mL of adenosine.

So, 2 ml of adenosine is the answer.

Nightingale answered 1 year ago

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