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Sun. 27 Dec.09,
21:55
contrast administration
Can someone help me figure out dose calculations for contrast.
describe the amount of contrast that should be administered to a pt weighing 145lbs?
thanks
James R
Tue. 29 Dec.09,
20:42
its 0.2 ml per kg of body weight
and
1 kg is 2.2 lbs
so for 145lb patient
145/2.2 = 65.9 kg
65.9 kg x 0.2 ml = 13.18 ml
Reader Mail
Tue. 29 Dec.09,
21:37
This depends on the contrast agent and its concentration. The accompanying package insert of this contrast agent should be followed. This is for testing purposes, or?
Reader Mail
Wed. 30 Dec.09,
01:11
yes for mr registry,study preperations.
thanks so much for your responses.
anyone take registry lately,how was it?
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