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Reconstitution Quiz

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Reconstitution Quiz for Healthcare Professionals

This quiz is designed to test your knowledge and skills in reconstituting various medications according to specific instructions. Each question presents a real-world scenario that healthcare practitioners may encounter.

Key Features:

Multiple-choice questions
Applicable for pharmacy and nursing professionals
Focuses on IV medication reconstitution

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by MixingMedicine305

The doctor's order says: Vancomycin 2,000 mcg IV. The instructions on the vial of Vancomycin says to reconstitute with sterile water for a concentration of 2mg/ml then to dilute each 2 mg in 75 ml of sterile Normal Sale. How many milliliters should you use to administer the ordered dose?

90 ml/dose

150 ml/dose

75 ml/dose

10 ml/dose

A vial of Doxil reads 0.5 g per vial. Instructions say to reconstitute each 12 mg with 2.5 ml of normal saline. How many milliliters of normal saline will be needed to reconstitute the vial to the recommended concentration?

63 ml/vial

15000 ml/vial

1.25 ml/vial

104.2 ml/vial

The doctor orders Acyclovir 1,000 mcg IV. The instructions on the vial say to reconstitute with sterile water for a concentration of 0.5 mg/ml and to dilute 1 mg in 50 ml of normal saline. How many milliliters will you administer per dose?

50 ml/dose

0.02 ml/dose

50000 ml/dose

25 ml/dose

Instructions on a vial of 1 g Doxil instructs to reconstitute with normal saline to make a concentration of 1 mg/ml. After reconstituting two vials, you would administer ___________ milliliters of the reconstituted drug to administer 500 mg ordered dose.

0.002 ml/dose

500 ml/dose

1000 ml/dose

250 ml/dose

Instructions on a 2.5 g vial of Diuril reads to reconstitute with 20 ml of sterile water. This will provide a concentration of _________ mg/ml.

125 mg/ml

0.01 mg/ml

1000 ml/dose

0.125 ml/dose

The doctor orders Cardizem 25 mg IV. The instructions say 50 mg of Cardizem to reconstitute with normal saline for a solution of 2.5 mg/ml. How many mL are needed to achieve this ordered dose?

5 ml

1 ml

10 ml

6 ml

The doctor orders Cardizem 75 mg IV. Instructions on the 50 mg vial say to reconstitute with sterile water to prepare a solution of 10 mg/2ml. You prepare 2.5 vials, how many milliliters will be needed to prepare the prescribe dose?

375 ml/dose

0.07 ml/dose

15 ml/dose

7.5 ml/dose

The doctor orders Vancomycin 1 g. Instructions on the vial say to reconstitute with water for a concentration of 100 mg/3ml. How many milliliters will make this ordered dose?

15 ml/dose

30 ml/dose

0.03 ml/dose

3.3 ml/dose

The doctor orders Penicillin 2.5 g. Instructions on the 5 g vial say to reconstitute with 250 ml of normal saline. How many milliliters will prepare the ordered amount?

125 ml/dose

20 ml/dose

10 ml/dose

100 ml/dose

Label instruction for an antibiotic dry powder for oral suspension direct the pharmacist to add 95 mL of sterile water for injection ( SWFI ) to the powder to obtain 120 mL of a suspension containing 200 mg of antibiotic in each 5 mL prepared . If the correct dose of the antibiotic is 6 mg / kg of body weight , how many milliliters of SWFI should be used to dilute the dry powder to obtain the recommended dose in each teaspoonful for a 50 - lb child ?

81.84

56.84

60.8

93.2

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