b) -strength Ensure 16 oz by nasogastric (NG) tube over 8 hr.c) -strength Ensure 20 oz by gastrostomy tube (GT) over 5 hr.For each of the following, determine the rate in milliliters per hour for the following continuous feodings. Round answers to the nearest whole number.Use the formula m. orderedrate in ml hr.d) Ensure 480 mL by NG tube over 8 hr. Follow wih 100 ml, of water after each feedinge) Perative 1,600 mL over 24 hr. by gastrostomy. Follow w ith 250 ml of water

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