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Drug Calculations for Health Professionals

Drug Calculations for Health Professionals

Drug Calculations for Health Professionals includes drill and practice questions for 1) metric conversion, 2) fluid dosage calculations, 3) tablet dosage calcuations, and 4) IV drop rate calculations. Each category includes 20 interactive questions with immediate feedback for right and wrong answers. This particular learning resource is free, however, the site also has a commercial component.... Show More
Keywords:
Medication calculation, Drug dosage calculation
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Material Type:
Drill and Practice
Date Added to MERLOT:
November 2, 2008
Date Modified in MERLOT:
February 21, 2023
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Submitter:
Jeanne Sewell
Primary Audience:
College Lower Division, College Upper Division
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Other
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Not specified at this time
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There are no special requirements for use of this learning resource.
Language:
English
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No
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Alicia Charles-Stuart
Alicia Charles-Stuart (Faculty)
1 year ago
Calculating medication and intravenous infusions can be difficult for some students nurses, this resource offers the opportunity for students nurses, registered nurses and other health care professionals to practice their drug and infusion calculation skills. The layout is easy to navigate with distinctive icons which appeals to health care users. I particularly like that the questions are presented in the format of scenarios which will assist the learner with application. Assistance is offered if the user does not understand the concept, making this resource excellent for self directed learning. This tool is worth referring to my student as practice will assist with building drug and intravenous fluid calculation skills.