P1 Pharmacy Calc

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aa.

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of each

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ad

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up to, make

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disp.

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dispense

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d.t.d.

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give of such doses

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No.

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number

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non rep.

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do not repeat

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q.s.

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a sufficient quantity

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q.s. ad.

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to make a sufficient quantity

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sig.

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write, directions

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BSA

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body surface area

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fluid dram = ?

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teaspoon

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gtt

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drop

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pt.

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pint,
473cc

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qt.

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quart,
946cc

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ss

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one half

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tbsp.

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tablespoon, 15cc

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tsp.

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teaspoon, 5cc

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a.c.

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before meals

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ad lib.

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freely, at pleasure

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A.M.

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durrrr

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aq.

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in water

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ATC

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around the clock

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b.i.d.

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twice a day

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c or c with line on top

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with

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d

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day

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dil.

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dilute

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h.

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hour moron

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h.s.

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at bedtime

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min.

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durrrrr

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m&n

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morning and night,
(like sex should be)

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NPO

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nothing by mouth

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p.c.

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before meals

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p.o.

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by mouth, oral

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p.r.n.

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as needed

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q

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every

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rep.

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repeat

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s

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without

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s.o.s.

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if needed

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stat.

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immediatly

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wk.

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week

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APAP
ASA

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acetaminophen
aspirin

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NTG

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nitroglycerin

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BM
BP

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bowel movement
blood pressure

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GERD
GI

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gastrointestinal reflux disease
gastrolintestinal

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GFR
GU

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glomerular filtration rate
genitourinary

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HA
HBP

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headache
high blood pressure

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HT
IOP

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hypertension
intraocular pressure

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OA
SOB

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osteoarthritis
shortness of breathe

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URI
UTI

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upper respiratory infection
urinary tract infection

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amp.
cap.

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ampule
capsule

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D5LR
D5NS
D5W
D10W

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dextrose 5% in lactated ringers
same in normal saline (.9%)
with water
10% with water

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elix.

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elixir

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NS
1/2 NS

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normal saline 0.9% NaCl
half that

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oint
sol.
supp.
susp.

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ointment
solution
suppository
suspension

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syr.
tab

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syrup
tablet

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p.o.
rect.

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by mouth
rectal

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SL
SubQ

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sublingual
subcutaneously

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Top.
V

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topically
vaginally

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1. Normal saline solution is 0.9% NaCl in water. (0.9 grams in 100 cc total)
How many grams of NaCl are needed to make one liter of normal saline?

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? g = 0.9 g X 1000 cc Ans: 9 g
100 cc

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2. If a patient takes 2 teaspoonfuls of syrup QID for one week, how many mL (or cc) should be dispensed for the prescription?

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Ans: 280 mL

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3. Add 1.4 liters and 3 fluidounces (rounded using 30 cc/ fl.0z). How many cc is the result?

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1400 + 90 = 1490

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4. How many grams of Drug S are needed to make 0.5 lb of a 10% ointment?

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? g of drug S = 10 g of drug S X 454 g X 0.5 lb 22.7g
100 g total lb

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lb = ?g
kg - ?lb

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454 g
2.2 lb

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5. Drug X 2.5 %
Dispense 1 fl 0z (rounded: use 30 cc/oz)

How many grams of drug X are needed to make the Rx

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Ans: 0.75 g

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6. How many grams of Drug V are needed to make one hundred capsules (50 mg ea)?

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ans 5 caps? grams

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7. If there are 3 g of Drug G in a liter of solution, how many grams of Drug G are contained in one tablespoonful (15 mL) of the solution?

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Ans: 0.045 g

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8. The dose of Drug L. is 38 mcg. How many doses are in 760 mg of the drug?

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Ans ; 20,000 doses

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9. A patient uses 14 units of U-100 insulin BID. How many days would a bottle of that insulin last?
(U-100 Insulin contains 100 units per mL. It is available in multi-dose vials of 10 mL.
Each vial contains a total of 1000 units).

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Ans 35+ days

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10. A substance has a specific gravity of 1.25. What is the weight of one liter of the substance?

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ans: 1250 g

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11. If 6 g of drug G.B. are contained in a solution of 0.3 liter, what is its % strength (w/v)?

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6g / 300 cc = x g/ 100 cc

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12. What is the percentage strength of a solution that is available as a 1:250 ratio strength product?

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1/250 = x/100

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13. Rx Aspirin 2 g
Tylenol 2 g
Caffeine 1 g
Lactose QS ad 10 g

How many g of Tylenol would be needed to make 20 g of total product?

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Ans: 4 g of Tylenol

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Rx Aspirin 2 g
Tylenol 2 g
Caffeine 1 g
Lactose QS ad 10 g
When making the Rx in question 13, how many g of Lactose are needed to make 20 g of total product?

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Notice that in # 13, there are 5 g of Lactose (10 minus the other ingredients)

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15. Your torsion Class A balance has an SR of 6 mg. To weigh (not more than 5% error) 60 mg of drug F, how would you do this?

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(Did you get: weigh 120 mg of drug F, mix well with 120 mg lactose to make a total mixture of 240 mg, and then weigh 120 mg of this mixture?)

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torsion Class A balance has an SR of 6 mg. To weigh (not more than 5% error) 6 mg of Drug W.

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(Did you get: Weigh 120 mg of drug W, mix with enough lactose (2280 mg) to make 2400 mg total mixture, then weigh 120 mg of the mixture?)

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1 fluidounce= tsp. and mL?

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6 tsp. and 30ml

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i pint = ounces and mL?

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16 ounces,
473 mL

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1 quart = pints, mL?

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2 pints
946 mL

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1 gallon = quarts and mL?

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4 quarts
3785 mL

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1 grain = mg?

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60 or 65 mg

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1 ounce = ?g

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30 g

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1 lb = ounces, g?

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16 ounces
454g