uestion 18 5 points Save Answer The prescribing clinician orders 1000mL D51/2NSS continuous IV infusion at 82mL/hr. Calc

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uestion 18 5 points Save Answer The prescribing clinician orders 1000mL D51/2NSS continuous IV infusion at 82mL/hr. Calc

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Uestion 18 5 Points Save Answer The Prescribing Clinician Orders 1000ml D51 2nss Continuous Iv Infusion At 82ml Hr Calc 1
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uestion 18 5 points Save Answer The prescribing clinician orders 1000mL D51/2NSS continuous IV infusion at 82mL/hr. Calculate the total number of hours for the infusion to complete. Record your answer in hours and minutes. hour(s) and minutes.
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