1.) The following order is placed for a patient admitted into the hospital: Bumetanide 1 mg IV BID PRN edema The bumetan

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1.) The following order is placed for a patient admitted into
the hospital:
Bumetanide 1 mg IV BID PRN edema
The bumetanide is supplied in 0.25 mg/mL vials.
How many vials of bumetanide are needed to supply one single
dose to this patient?
Group of answer choices
1 vial
2 vials
3 vials
4 vials
2.) The following order is placed for a patient admitted
into the hospital:
Cefazolin 2 g IV Q8H
The cefazolin is supplied in 500 mg vials. Each vial contains
cefazolin powder that should be reconstituted with 2 mL of sterile
water for injection before administration.
How many total milligrams of
cefazolin will this patient receive in one day?
Report a whole number and do not include units in your
answer.
3.) The following order is placed for a patient admitted
into the hospital:
Cefazolin 2 g IV Q8H
The cefazolin is supplied in 500 mg vials. Each vial contains
cefazolin powder that should be reconstituted with 2 mL of sterile
water for injection before administration.
How many milliliters of sterile water for injection are
needed to supply all necessary doses for this patient in a 24 hour
period?
Group of answer choices
24 mL
12 mL
30 mL
18 mL
5.) The following insulin directions are given to a patient
with type 1 diabetes.
Inject 1 unit of HUMALOG SC for every 6g of carbohydates eaten
TID and PRN with meals and snacks.
This patient ate the following amount of carbohydrates during
the day:
Breakfast: 24 g
Lunch: 27 g
Dinner: 42 g
Snacks: 18 g
How many units of HUMALOG did the patient inject in this
day?
Round your answer to one decimal place and do not
include units.
6.) You are a community pharmacist who receives a
prescription for SUPRAX suspension for a pediatric patient who
weighs 49 pounds. The normal dose of SUPRAX is 8 mg/kg/day divided
evenly into 2 daily doses. The total course of this therapy will be
7 days. The concentration of the SUPRAX suspension is 100 mg/5 mL
dispensed in 50 mL bottles.
How many milligrams of SUPRAX will this patient receive
in one dose?
Round to the nearest whole number and do not include
units in your answer.
7.) You are a community pharmacist who receives a prescription
for SUPRAX suspension for a pediatric patient who weighs 49 pounds.
The normal dose of SUPRAX is 8 mg/kg/day divided evenly into 2
daily doses. The total course of this therapy will be 7 days. The
concentration of the SUPRAX suspension is 100 mg/5 mL dispensed in
50 mL bottles.
How many 50 mL bottles of SUPRAX will you dispense to this
patient in order for them to complete the 7-day course?
Group of answer choices
2
1
3
4