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Hi !
My name is Marc and I am a medical resident in Canada. I use MS Excel 2003. I would need your help in order to find or "set up a calculation strategy" in Excel. When a child has lost lots of fluids (e.g by vomiting), I need to give him some intravenous fluids. I need to calculate this amount of fluids based on the child's weight. In clinic, the formula is : - For the first 10 kg, it is 100 mL/kg - For every kg between 10 and 20 kg (included), it is 50 mL/kg - For every kg above 20 kg, it is 20 mL/kg) For example, The child is 9 kg : 9 kg * 100 mL/kg = 900 mL The child is 16 kg : (10 kg * 100 mL/kg) + (6 kg * 50 mL/kg) =1300 mL The child is 34 kg : (10 kg * 100 mL/kg) + (10 kg * 50 mL/kg) + (14 kg * 20 mL/kg) = 1780 mL Would you have any suggestion for a formula to calculate the IV fluids only by entering the child's weight in Excel. Thank you for your help ! Marc A. Allard, MD, MSc Please, send your suggestions to |
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