When calculating the rate to administer a heparin solution in milliliters/hour, Q is the dosage unit, H is the dose on hand, A is the amount to administer, and D is the rate of
A. the dosage unit.
B. the amount to administer.
C. mixing the solution.
D. the desired dose.
Answer: D
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