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Alligation Calculator (double) – useful in pediatrics
Alligation Calculator (double) – useful in pediatrics [Explained]
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Advanced Alligation Calculator - 2 concentrations
This calculator allows the user to quickly determine the exact amount of two additives in order to create
two desired final concentrations
. In the example below, a 250 ml bag containing 12.5% dextrose and 1/4 NS = (0.225% NS) is determined. See another
example
below....
Units for solutions
e.g. percent, mg/ml, gram/ml or whatever.
Enter the desired final volume
:
ml
First Additive
Enter simple name to describe the first additive.
Second Additive
Enter simple name to describe second additive.
Name of lower solution
e.g. D5W, sterile water, etc.
Lower solution concentration
- percent (e.g. if using D5W, enter 5.0
without
the % sign. If sterile water used: Conc = 0)
Lower concentration (starting solution)
: Note: if D5W, sterile water etc is used on the
left
, zero must be entered here under the saline column.
Name of higher solution
- e.g. D50 syringe, D70 etc
Higher solution concentration
- percent, mg/ml, gram/ml etc. (e.g. if using D50 syringe, enter 50
without
% sign -
not
50%
Name of higher solution
-e.g. D50 syringe, Concentrated NACL etc.
Higher solution concentration
- percent, mg/ml, gram/ml etc. (e.g. if using D50 syringe, enter 50 -
not
50%
Desired final concentration
- percent, mg/ml, gram/ml or whatever.
Desired final concentration
- percent, mg/ml, gram/ml or whatever. Note: 1/4 NS = 0.225; 1/2NS = 0.45; etc.
Example #2
: Instead of using D50 and sterile water above, this example uses D50 and D5W to create the 12.5% dextrose
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