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A patient is to receive 50 units per kg of IV Heparin x1 now. The patient...

A patient is to receive 50 units per kg of IV Heparin x1 now. The patient weighs 190 lbs. How many units of Heparin should the nurse prepare and administer?

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Given data

Patient weight = 190 lbs

1 kg = 2.2 lbs

So, 190 lbs = 190/2.2 = 86.36 kg

Dose ordered = 50 units / kg

Thus dose to be administered = 50 x 86.36 = 4318 units

The answer is 4,318 units of heparin.

Nightingale answered 2 years ago
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