A nurse is preparing oral rehydration solution for a child weighing 13.7 lb (6.21 kg). How much solution should the nurse prepare for one feeding?
A.
0.5-2 mL
B.
2-4 mL
C.
6 mL
D.
10 mL
ANS: A
Depending on the child's age and size, the nurse should offer oral rehydration solution in the amount of 0.5-2 mL in 15-minute intervals.
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