Insulin comes in 10 cubic centimeter(cc) vials labeled in the number of units of insulin per cubic centimeter of fluid. a vial marked u40 has 40 units of insulin per cubic centimeter of fluid. if a patient needs 33 units of insulin, how much fluid should be drawn into the syringe from the u40 vial?

8.25 cc fluid should be drawn into the syringe from the U40 vial.

Step-by-step explanation:

The amount of a U40 vial insulin fluid is 10 cc.

A vial marked U40 has 40 units of insulin per cubic centimeter of fluid.

Suppose, if a patient needs 33 units of insulin, then cc fluid should be drawn.

So, according to the ratio of "cubic centimeter" to "the units of insulin", the equation will be.........

So, 8.25 cc fluid should be drawn into the syringe from the U40 vial.

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