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A collection of flashcards focused on medical dosage calculation units, metric and household system conversions, and standard medical documentation abbreviations.
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1,000mcg
1mg
1,000mg
1g
1,000mL
1L
1mL
1cc
5mL
1tsp
3tsp
1Tbsp
15mL
1Tbsp
30mL
1oz
1oz
2Tbsp
8oz
1Cup
1Cup
240mL
1,000g
1kg
1kg
2.2lbs
Temperature Formula
5(Fahrenheit)=9(Celsius)+160
Macrodrip Administration Set
Standard sets with a drip factor of 10, 12, 15, or 20gtt/mL (drops per milliliter).
Microdrip (minidrip) Set
A set with a drip factor of 60gtt/mL.
Micro- (Prefix)
Meaning one millionth (μ); example: 1g=1,000,000mcg.
Milli- (Prefix)
Meaning one thousandth (m); example: 1g=1,000mg or 1L=1,000mL.
Centi- (Prefix)
Meaning one hundredth (c); example: 1m=100cm.
Deci- (Prefix)
Meaning one tenth (d); example: 1L=10dL.
Kilo- (Prefix)
Meaning one thousand (k); example: 1,000g=1kg.
mcg
The required abbreviation for micrograms in medical documentation.
1lb (Household conversion)
16oz
1pt (Household conversion)
2cups
1qt (Household conversion)
2pts
1gal (Household conversion)
4qts
1ft (Household conversion)
12in
2.54cm
1in
Pediatric Weight Rounding Rule
When converting from pounds/ounces to kilograms for infants and small children, typically round to at least the hundredths place.