Calculations for Pediatric Doses

Jun 24, 2016 by in PHARMACY Comments Off on Calculations for Pediatric Doses

TERMS •Adolescence •Body surface area •Childhood •Infant •Neonate OBJECTIVES Upon completion of this chapter, the technician student will be able to: •Convert pounds to kilograms. •Convert kilograms to pounds. •Calculate…

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Interpretation of the Prescription or Medication Order

Jun 24, 2016 by in PHARMACY Comments Off on Interpretation of the Prescription or Medication Order

TERMS •    Capsule •Drug delivery system •Medication administration record •Medication order •Patient compliance •Prescription (or prescription order) •Syrup •Tablet OBJECTIVES Upon completion of this chapter, the technician student will be able…

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Reducing and Enlarging Formulas

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TERMS •Enlarging •Proportional parts •Reducing •USP/NF OBJECTIVES Upon completion of this chapter, the technician student will be able to: •Determine the correct quantities of individual ingredients required to enlarge or…

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Equipment Used in Measuring

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TERMS •Percentage of error •Sensitivity requirement •Tablespoon •Teaspoon OBJECTIVES Upon completion of this chapter, the technician student will be able to: •Recognize and describe equipment used to measure volume and…

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Dosage

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Solutions. A. Number of dosage units in each dose B. Frequency of administration C. Clarifying instructions 2. The number of dosage units in each dose is usually specified in Arabic…

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Parenteral Nutrition

Jun 24, 2016 by in PHARMACY Comments Off on Parenteral Nutrition

BMI may be easily calculated using the equation provided above or standardized tables. When calculating BMI two intersystem conversions are important: 1 kg = 2.2 lb and 1 m =…

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Isotonicity, pH, and Buffers

Jun 24, 2016 by in PHARMACY Comments Off on Isotonicity, pH, and Buffers

Thus 14.3 mL of an isotonic solution of atropine sulfate contain 1 g of atropine sulfate while 14.3 mL of an isotonic solution of sodium chloride contain 0.13 g of…

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Percentage Strength

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“Preparation” is frequently a solution but may be an ointment, a suppository, a powder mixture, and so on. 2. If the solute and the preparation are expressed in the same…

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