Calculation of Drug Dosages - E-Book: A Work Text

Calculation of Drug Dosages - E-Book: A Work Text

<p>Known for its textbook/workbook format, <b>Calculation of Drug Dosages, 10th Edition</b> makes it easy to master the ratio and proportion, formula, and dimensional analysis methods for drug calculation. A basic review of mathematics refreshes your math skills, and plenty of practice problems help you overcome any inexperience or weaknesses you may have. Written by nursing experts Sheila Ogden and Linda Fluharty, this resource helps you calculate drug dosages accurately and with confidence. </p><ul><b><li>An e</b><b>xtensive math review</b> covers the basic math skills essential for accurate calculation of drug dosages and helps you identify your strengths and weaknesses.</li><li><b>Over 1,800 practice problems</b> reinforce your understanding of drug calculations.</li><li><b>A logical structure</b> is organized from simple to complex, making it easier to absorb and retain knowledge.<b> </b><b></b></li><li><b>Learning objectives</b> keep you<b> focused and </b>explain what you should accomplish upon completion of each chapter.</li><li><b>An <i>Alert</i> box</b> highlights information crucial to math calculation and patient safety.</li><li><b>Chapter worksheets</b> allow you to practice solving realistic problems.</li><li><b>Post-tests</b> at the end of each chapter let you assess your understanding of content. </li><li><b>A comprehensive post-test</b> at the end of the book<b> offers additional practice and accurately gauges your overall understanding.</b></li><li><b>Over 600 practice problems</b> on the Evolve companion website cover ratio-proportion, formula, and dimensional analysis methods.</li><li><b>25 flash cards</b> on Evolve contain abbreviations, formulas, and conversions from the book, allowing you to study at your own pace.<b> </li> </ul></b><ul><b><li></b><b>UPDATED </b><b>drug labels and equipment photos</b><b> show the </b>latest drugs and technology used in the market.</li><li><b>NEW!</b> <b>Additional <i>Intake and Output</i> problems</b> are included, and the apothecary method is minimized and moved to the appendix. </li><li><b>NEW!</b> <b>Easy-access answer key</b> is placed at the end of each chapter rather than in the back of the book.</li> </ul>