The physician ordered the following meds to be added to the 250 ml Nacl iv bag or (TPN bag if you receive that instead) -12mM of sodium phosphate (based on the phosphate content) -500 mg calcium gluconate -2 ml of trace elements from the ampule -2 ml of the reconstituted powder solution IF you received a small powder vial OTHERWISE IF you received 10 ml powder vial reconstiture it to a concentration of 300mg/ml 1. How many mls of sodium phosphate are required? 2. How many mls of calcium gluconate are required? 3. How much diluent is required to reconstiture the powder vial? This question applies if you received a 10 ml powder vial. If you received the small 2ml powder vial then add 2 mls of diluent to the powder vial. 4. What is the final concentration of the solution in the reconstituted vial? (will not apply if you received the small 2 ml powder vial)
[Expert Solution]: The physician ordered the following meds…
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