Medical Dosage Calculations and Unit Conversions Flashcards

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Fill-in-the-blank practice flashcards covering unit conversions, dosage formulas, and medical abbreviations from the lecture notes.

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To convert from a larger unit to a smaller unit of volume or mass (e.g., L to mL, or g to mg), you must __________ by 1,0001,000.

multiply

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To convert from a smaller unit to a larger unit of mass or volume, you must __________ by 1,0001,000.

divide

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The medical abbreviation "qod" stands for __________.

Every other day

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The conversion factor between kilograms and pounds is 1 kg=1\text{ kg} =__________.

2.2 lb2.2\text{ lb}

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The conversion factor between grains and milligrams is 1 grain (gr)=1\text{ grain (gr)} =__________.

60 mg60\text{ mg}

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The conversion factor between fluid ounces and milliliters is 1 ounce (oz)=1\text{ ounce (oz)} =__________.

30 mL30\text{ mL}

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One teaspoon (tsp) is equal to __________.

5 mL5\text{ mL}

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One tablespoon (tbsp/T) is equal to __________ teaspoons or 15 mL15\text{ mL}.

3

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The formula to convert temperature from Fahrenheit to Celsius is C={^\circ\text{C}} =__________.

\frac{{^\circ\text{F}} - 32}{1.8}

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The formula to convert temperature from Celsius to Fahrenheit is F={^\circ\text{F}} =__________.

1.8({^\circ\text{C}}) + 32

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In Metric BSA calculation, the denominator under the square root of ht (cm)×wt (kg)\text{ht (cm)} \times \text{wt (kg)} is __________.

3,600

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In Household BSA calculation, the denominator under the square root of ht (in)×wt (lb)\text{ht (in)} \times \text{wt (lb)} is __________.

3,131

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The formula for estimating child dosage based on Body Surface Area is Child Dose=BSA (m2)×adult dose\text{Child Dose} = \frac{\text{BSA (m}^2\text{)} \times \text{adult dose}}{}__________.

1.7\,(\text{m}^2)

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The medical abbreviation "a.c." stands for __________.

before meals

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The medical abbreviation "p.c." stands for __________.

after meals

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The medical abbreviation "NPO" stands for __________.

nothing by mouth

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The medical abbreviation "stat" means __________.

immediately, at once

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The medical abbreviation "p.r.n." stands for __________.

when necessary

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To convert milligrams (mg) to grams (gm), move the decimal point __________ places to the left.

3

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One cup is equal to __________ fluid ounces.

8

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The abbreviation "bid" stands for __________ a day.

Twice

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The abbreviation "tid" stands for __________ times a day.

Three

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The abbreviation "qid" stands for __________ times a day.

Four

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The IV flow rate formula in drops per minute is R(gtt/min)=R\,(\text{gtt/min}) =__________.

\frac{V\,(\text{mL})}{T\,(\text{min})} \times C\,(\text{gtt/mL})