Pharmacology Dosage Calculation Exam

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1 oz (ounce) = ____ mL

30 mL (milliliters)

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1 tsp (teaspoon) = __ mL

5 ml (milliliter)

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1 Tbsp (tablespoon) = ____ ml

15 mL

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1 tbsp (tablespoon) = __tsp

3 tsp

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1 cup = ___ oz

8 oz

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1 cup = ___ mL

240 mL

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2.2 pounds (lbs) = ____ kilogram

1 kilogram

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what is the base unit for weight?

*kilogram

body weight - grams or kilograms

medication doses - micrograms or milligrams

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What is the base unit for volume?

*liter

IV solutions - liters or milliliters

medication dosages - milliliters

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What is the base unit for length?

*meter

height & length - centimeters

for smaller lengths - millimeters

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AC

before meals

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PC

after meals

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PRN

as needed

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STAT

immediately

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PO

by mouth

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SL

sublingually

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ID

intradermal

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IM

intramuscular

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IV

intravenous

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TID

three times a day

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QID

four times a day

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BID

twice a day

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NPO

nothing by mouth

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h or hr

hour

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gtt

drop

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unit dose system

provision of drugs in single-dose packages

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pharmacy bulk system

labeled container that holds multiple doses of a medication

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storage areas for medications

- medication carts

- medication rooms

- locked cabinets in a patient's room

- automated dispensing system

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Elixirs

contain alcohol, water, sweetener, and the medication

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syrups

contain water, concentrated sugar, and the medication

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suspensions

contain small, fine particles of medication that do not completely dissolve in water

* Shake well prior to administration

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solution

contains medication that is dissolved in water of 0.9% NaCl

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measuring devices for liquid meds

- medication cups (for doses between 5 mL to 30 mL)

- oral syringes

- dosing spoons (calibrated in 1-10 mL increments)

- calibrated medication droppers

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routes of administration for injectable meds

- intradermal

- subcutaneous

- intramuscular

- intravenous

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Tuberculin syringe

1.0mL; calibrated in hundredths of a millimeter

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Insulin syringe

calibrated in units

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Luer-Lok syringe

a syringe for injection having a simple screw lock mechanism that securely holds the needle in place

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Needle safety

- never recap contaminated needles

- activate the safety device immediately

- dispose of in a sharps container