Drug calculations : ratio and proportion problems for clinical practice / Meta Brown Seltzer, Joyce L. Mulholland.
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TextPublication details: St. Louis, Missouri : Elsevier, c2016.Edition: 10th editionDescription: xv, 492 pages : illustrations ; 28 cmISBN: - 9780323316590
- RM301.12 .B76 2016
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Includes practice problems, worksheets, critical-thinking exercises, and medication safety information.
Includes index.
General mathematics self-assessment; General mathematics; Ratio and proportion; Safe medication administration; Medication measurements and oral dose calculations; Injectable medication calculations; Reconstitution of medications from powders and crystals; Basic intravenous therapy calculations; Advanced intravenous calculations; Parenteral nutrition; Insulin administration; Anticoagulants; Children's dosages; Multiple-choice worksheets; Final comprehensive examination; Answer key; Index.
Provides instruction and practice in drug calculations using the ratio-and-proportion method. Covers oral and injectable medication doses, intravenous therapy, medication reconstitution, parenteral nutrition, insulin, anticoagulants, and pediatric dosages, with an emphasis on accuracy and patient safety.
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