Drug calculation problems examples
Dosage by Weight Practice Exercises and Answers
Recommended dosage from drug label: dosages vary, not to exceed 45 mg per 24 hours. 10. What is the daily dose? _____ 11. What is the individual dose? _____ 12. Does the dose ordered meet the recommended dosage guidelines? _____ Read the following client information and medication order: Weight: 22 pounds . Dose ordered: 0.25 mcg/kg/every 8 hours
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Board examples of problems worked . IV prescription examples and labels. Practice computations of insulin dosages. Examples of drop factors taken from different manufactures of IV equipment. The students will be given a sheet defining flow rate and drop factor and demonstrating the original formula for calculating flow rate in drops/min.
[DOC File]ENTERAL NUTRITION CASE STUDY - Weebly
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List the indications and contraindications for enteral nutrition support (give at least 4 examples of each). Indications for EN. Malnourished patients expected to be unable to eat for greater than 5-7 days . Well-nourished patients expected to be unable to eat for greater …
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The method depends on calculation of the fraction of the dose remaining to be absorbed at different time points [1-(fraction of dose absorbed)] to determine the order of drug absorption process ...
[DOC File]Remedial Worksheet for Pediatric Math/Med Test Review
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Now, try these problems for yourself: Find the SDR of Ampicillin per dose, when the SDR and wt are given to you: SDR: 100-200mg/kg/24hrs divided Q 6 hrs. Wt: 35 lbs. Convert lbs to Kg: Multiply the SDR by the Kg: This is per day, so now divide the SDR per day by the number of times the child receives the medication. A dose given Q 6hrs is 4x/day.
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Examples of monopolies include: (1) the water producer in a small town, which owns a key resource, the one well in town; (2) pharmaceutical companies who are given a patent on a new drug by the government; and (3) a bridge, which is a natural monopoly because (if the bridge is uncongested) having just one bridge is efficient.
[DOC File]Unit 4 Practice Questions
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Note: For the visually oriented, it may help to remember the OR as a “cross-product” calculation, because you’re multiplying the in an “X” across the standard 2x2 table. What does the odds ratio indicate? The OR of 0.60 indicates that high caffeine intake is negatively associated with Parkinson’s disease. You could say it is a ...
[DOCX File]Cumulative Problems - Chemistry | University of Missouri
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Force is defined as mass times acceleration. Starting with SI base units, derive a unit for force. Using SI prefixes, suggest a convenient unit for the force resulting from a collision with a 10-ton trailer truck moving at 55 mi per hour and for the force resulting from the collision of a molecule of mass around 10 − 20 kg moving almost at the speed of light (3 × 10 8 m/s ) with the wall of ...
[DOC File]Additional Pharmacokinetic Practice Problems
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A patient requires an infusion of procainamide. Its t1/2 is 2 hours. The infusion is begun at 9 AM. At 1 PM the same day, a blood sample is taken and the drug concentration is found to be 3 mg/L. What is the probable steady-state drug concentration (e.g. after 48 hr of infusion)?
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