Please send the work meaning show the formulas you did to get the answer work! Thank you! Need the attached1. 500 mL RL in 12 hr by infusion pump;Calculate mL per hr.For problems2 – 12 determine if you are finding a single unit or flow rate and circle thatoption. 2. The drop factor is 15 gtt/mL at 45 macrogttper min. How many mL will the clientreceive in 1 hr?Circle one:Start with a Flow Rate or Single Unit3. Administer D5RL at 75 mL per hr. The drop factor is 10 gtt per mL. Calculate gtt per min. Circle one: Startwith a Flow Rate or Single Unit4. D5 ½ NS is infusing at 45 macrogtt/min. The drop factor is 15 gtt/mL. How many milliliters will the client receivein 8 hr?Circle one:Start with a Flow Rate or Single Unit5. There is 90 mL of D50.33% NS left in an IVinfusing at 60 microgtt/min. How manyhours will the fluid last?Circle one:Start with a Flow Rate or Single Unit6. Administer D5 ½ NS at 30 gtt per min. The drop factor is microdrop. CalculatemL per hr. Circle one:Start with a Flow Rate or Single Unit7. An IV medication in60 mL of 0.9% NS is to be administered in 45 min. The drop factor is microdrop. Calculate gttper min. Circle one:Start with a Flow Rate or Single Unit8. The drop factor is15 gtt per mL with a drop rate of 16 gtt per min. Calculate mL per hr. Circle one:Start with a Flow Rate or Single Unit9. The drop factor ismicrodrop. The flow rate is 120 gtt per min. How many mL will the client receive in 30 min? Circle one:Start with a Flow Rate or Single Unit10. Thedoctor orders 1,000 mL bag of IV Normal Saline to infuse at a rate of 50 mL perhr. How long will it take for the IVbag to completely infuse?Circle one: Start with a Flow Rate or SingleUnit11. Thedoctor orders 1 L of 0.45% Normal Saline to infuse at 200 mL/hr. You start the infusion at 0800. When will theinfusion be complete (Military time)?Circle one: Start with a Flow Rate or SingleUnit12. Thedoctor orders a 500 mL bag of IV Normal Saline to infused at 20 gtt/min. Thedrip factor is 10 gtt/mL. You startthe IV infusion at 0500. At what time (Military) will the infusion be complete? Circle one: Start with a Flow Rate orSingle Unit
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