100 mL over 1 hour (15 gtt/mL)
Volume of Infusion (mL): 100; Infusion Time (hours): 1; Drop Factor (drops/mL): 15 drops/mL
Flow Rate (drops/minute): 25 drops/minute; Flow Rate (mL/hour): 100 mL/hour
Calculates the infusion rate for intravenous fluids in mL/hour or drops/minute.
Start with your values, or try a preset.
Enter Volume of Infusion (mL), Infusion Time (hours), and Drop Factor (drops/mL) in the units shown.
Read Flow Rate (drops/minute) and Flow Rate (mL/hour) in the results panel. Results update as you change the inputs.
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Volume of Infusion (mL): 100; Infusion Time (hours): 1; Drop Factor (drops/mL): 15 drops/mL
Flow Rate (drops/minute): 25 drops/minute; Flow Rate (mL/hour): 100 mL/hour
Volume of Infusion (mL): 500; Infusion Time (hours): 4; Drop Factor (drops/mL): 20 drops/mL
Flow Rate (drops/minute): 41.66666667 drops/minute; Flow Rate (mL/hour): 125 mL/hour
Volume of Infusion (mL): 1,000; Infusion Time (hours): 8; Drop Factor (drops/mL): 10 drops/mL
Flow Rate (drops/minute): 20.83333333 drops/minute; Flow Rate (mL/hour): 125 mL/hour
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