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Daniel Danny said:
Hello Everyone:
I am seeking help how to solve the above problems. I just started my nursing program and I have some homework to do. Also, If you know any website that I can see more samples of the solving problems, please send them to me.
Thanks in advance for your time
Daniel
Fort Lauderdale, FL - U.S.A
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1. A 22G (gauge) needle is:
a. larger than an 18G but smaller than a 27G
b. larger than a 27G and smaller than an 18G
c. larger than a 27G and larger than an 18G
d. smaller than an 18G and smaller than a 27G
e. none of the above is correct
*The smaller the number, the fatter the needle*
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2. In drawing up a solution of 10 ml the most suitable choice is:
a. A 3cc syringe and a 27G needle
b. A 6cc syringe and an 18G needle
c. A 12cc syringe and a 21G needle
d. A 10cc syringe and a 30G needle
e. A 12cc syringe and a 27G needle
*I have never seen a 30g needle. The fatter the needle the easier to draw up the soln*
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3. A nurse draws up 5ml from a 10ml vial of saline the amount remaining in the vial is most likely:
a. 10cc
b. 10ml
c. 5cc
d. 1ml
e. 1cc
*cc and ml are sometime used interchangably*
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4. In drawing up a solution of 6 ml the most suitable choice is:
a. A 3cc syringe and a 27G needle
b. A 6cc syringe and an 33G needle
c. A 1cc syringe and a 18G needle
d. A 10cc syringe and a 21G needle
e. A 12cc syringe and a 27G needle
*see answer #2 & #3*
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5. In drawing up a solution of 1.5 ml the most suitable choice is:
a. A 3cc syringe and a 22G needle
b. A 6cc syringe and an 33G needle
c. A 30cc syringe and a 21G needle
d. A 10cc syringe and a 30G needle
e. A 12cc syringe and a 27G needle
*see answer to #3*
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