A teaching model of one made-up drug. Dose sizes are relative units and levels are teaching numbers, not real doses or lab values. The clock runs about 12 hours per second. Dots under the time axis are doses: a big dot is a loading dose, an open circle is a skipped dose, and a double ring is a doubled dose.
The chart shows a medication administration record (MAR) line, the bedside monitor, the lab panel and a trend graph. Patients are fictional and numbers are teaching values.
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