A55-pound pit bull mix "rocky" was hit by a car and is hospitalized in the emergency ward. the ecg is showing continuous runs of ventricular tachycardia. the veterinarian asks you to start a constant rate infusion of lidocaine to be given at 80 micrograms per kilogram per minute (ug/kg/min). the dog is currently on a fluid rate of 80 ml per hour. lidocaine is a 2% solution. how much lidocaine will you add to a liter of lrs?

take him to the hospital or close it up with stitches.

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because he needs . im 12 i dont know srry if wrong

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