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Walgreens Conv/Formu

Help you study pharm tech Conversions/Formulas

QuestionAnswer
4 ml 1 dram
240 ml 1 cup or 8 oz
480 ml 1 pint or 16 oz
960 ml 1 quart or 32 oz
30 ml 1 oz or 2 tbsp
1 ml 20 gtts
15 ml 1 tbsp or 1/2 oz
? = 5F - 160 9C (for temperature conversions)
2 degrees - 8 degrees C (36 degrees - 46 degrees F) temperature in the refrigerator
? * % stregnth = gm or ml listed as of substance a decimal to be dissolved Final gm or ml of finished product
120 mg 2 gr
300 - 325 mg 5 gr
1 mg 1/60 gr
5 ml 100 gtts or 1 tsp
60 - 65 mg 1 gr
final volume = initial strength ______________ ________________ initial volume ? (for concentrations and dilutions) final strength
1 oz 30 ml or 8 drams (volume) 30 gm or 8 drams (weight)
? = Selling Price - (Cost + Overhead) Net profit
Percentage = Markup (actual dollar amount) ______________________ Markup ? Cost
Selling Price = Cost = ? Markup
30 mg 1/2 gr
600 - 650 mg 10 gr
30 gm 8 drams or 1 oz
1 kg 2.2 lb
1 tsp 5 ml or 60 gtts
15 degrees - 30 degrees C (59 degrees - 86 degrees F) Room temperature
final gm or ml * %strength = ? of finished listed as product a decimal (for concentrations and dilutions) gm or ml of substance to be dissolved
age of child * average = ? ________________ age of child =12 adult dose Young's Rule for calculating children's dosages
weight of child * average = ? _______________ 150 adult dose Clark's Rule for calculating children's dosages
mg/kg/day = ? milligrams per kilogram per day (for calculating children's dosages)
9C = 5F - 160 Fahrenheit/Celsius temperature conversion
Created by: DisBoiLaith
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