Question

note the volume of iv fluid infused and remaining to be infused from the 1,000 ml iv bag to the right. how much fluid has been infused? 650 ml (type a whole number. round to the nearest tens place as needed.) how much fluid remains in the iv bag? 300 ml (type a whole number. round to the nearest tens place as needed.)

Explanation:

Step1: Calculate the infused fluid

The scale on the IV bag shows that the fluid level has dropped to 350 mL. Since the bag originally had 1000 mL, the amount of fluid infused is \(1000 - 350=650\) mL.

Step2: Calculate the remaining fluid

The remaining fluid is directly read from the scale as 350 mL. But if we use the formula \(1000 - \text{infused volume}\), with infused volume as 650 mL, then \(1000 - 650 = 350\) mL. However, if we assume there was a mis - reading (maybe the scale is mis - interpreted in a simple - minded way where each major division is 100 mL and minor is 50 mL, and if we consider a wrong count), but based on the standard calculation:
For the first question, if we assume the scale is read correctly as 350 mL remaining (from 1000 mL total), infused is \(1000 - 350=650\) mL.
For the second question, remaining is \(1000 - 650 = 350\) mL. But if we consider a wrong - count (maybe thinking each mark is 100 mL and miscounting the scale), but the correct calculation is as above.

Answer:

The amount of fluid infused is \(650\) mL and the remaining fluid is \(350\) mL.