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47 Cards in this Set

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kilo (k)
1,000
hecto (h)
100
deka (da)
10
deci (d)
0.1
centi (c)
0.01
milli (m)
0.001
micro (mc or µ)
0.000001
Apothecary system/mine measure/US liquid measure
another system of measurement other than metric system; aspirin, acetaminophen, phenobarbital sodium, and nitroglycerin are dispensed using this system
Household system
system of measurement used often in outpatient settings where liquids are measured without accurate equipment
gtt
drop
tsp
teaspoon
3 tsp
1 tbsp
5 mL
1 tsp
tbsp
tablespoon
15 mL
1 tbsp
fl oz
fluid ounce
2 tbsp
1 fl oz
oz
weight ounce
16 oz
1 lb
lb
pound
29.57 mL
1 fl oz
c
cup
8 fl oz
1 c
28.35 g
1 oz
240 mL
1 c
pt
pint
2 cups
1 pt
473 mL
1 pt
qt
quart
2 pt
1 qt
4 c
1 qt
946 mL
1 qt
gal
gallon
4 qt
1 gal
8 pt
1 gal
3785 mL
1 gal
454 g
1 lb
special units
units prescribed, prepare, & administered with same system-->do not need to convert to other units & if needed to, pharmacist only can do these conversions
international unit
represents unit of potency; measures for vitamins & chhemicals
unit
measures amount of drug required to produce a desired effect; measures for medications that have heparin; insulin, and penicillin
millequivalent (mEq)
measure based on chemical combining powder of substance; used specifically for electrolytes to describe concentration of electrolyte solutions
1 kg
1000 g
2.2 lb
1 kg
1 L
1000 mL
1 g
1000 mg
1 mg
1000 mcg/µg
60 mg
1 gr