Give IV meds slowly so as not to tax heart. Jun 3, '08. Quote from barefootlady Give IV meds slowly so as not to tax heart. I have given many IVP meds; I am specifically asking about Vitamin K IV, and the reasoning behind it.
Roman Numerals I = 1 C = 100 V = 5 D = 500 X = 10 M = 1000 L = 50 You can use a Roman numerals chart or conversion table to lookup Roman numerals or you can easily learn how to calculate them yourself with a few simple rules.
The basic Roman numerals as used today are: The symbols are repeated to form larger numbers, and when different symbols are combined, the larger unit precedes the smaller. Thus VIII represents 8, CLXXX is 180, and MMDCCXXV is 2725. The Romans usually wrote IIII for 4 and XXXX for 40. The number 949 was DCCCCXXXXVIIII. To shorten the length of such numbers a subtraction rule was sometimes used in Roman times and was commonly used in medieval times.