solution was administered by an IV. The IV was set to infuse at a rate of 20 drops/min. The drop factor, the rate at which 1 mL of solution leaves the IV bag was 50 drops/mL. a) How many minutes will it take for the IV to infuse? b) Convert the length of time into the complementary units of hours and minutes (i.e. 5 h 6 min). Round toAt 10:00 AM a 200 mL solution was administered by an IV. The IV was set to infuse at a rate of 20 drops/min. The drop factor, the rate at which 1 mL of solution leaves the IV bag was 50 drops/mL.a
[Answered]: solution was administered by an IV
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