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3. The drop factor (gtts/cc) is the number of drops it takes to equal 1 cc for specific tubing in intravenous fluids. All
packaging of fluids provides this information. Calculate the required drops per minute for a solution with a flow rate
of 120 cc/hr and a drop factor of 15 gtts/cc.

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3. The drop factor (gtts/cc) is the number of drops it takes to equal 1 cc for specific tubing in...