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Math and Dosage Calculations for Health Care Professionals with Student CD

Math and Dosage Calculations for Health Care Professionals with Student CD

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McGraw-Hill has a clear digital advantage in math & dosage calculations with ALEKS Prep, to prepare students with a strong math foundation, and Connect Plus, which includes math, terminology, dosage calculations, interactive exercises and an digital version- a complete course solution. 3D Animations covering pathophysiology and pharmacology as well as a newly filmed Medication Administration Video series are also in Connect Plus with pre-, during- and post-assessment. The 4th edition of Booth has a redesigned table of contents, adding a new chapter of safe medication administration, and breaking larger chapters into smaller, more manageable chapters.
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McGraw Hill / Medical
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9780077460389
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2011
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4
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226 x 272
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1477
  • Math and Dosage Calculations for Health Care, 4th edition TABLE OF CONTENTSUNIT ONE:: Chapter 1:: Fractions1.1Producing Fractions and Mixed Numbers In the Proper Form
  • Common Fractions
  • Mixed Numbers1.2Producing and Identifying Equivalent Fractions1.3Determining the Simplest Form of a Fraction1.4Finding the Least Common Denominator1.5Comparing the Value of Fractions1.6Adding Fractions1.7Subtracting Fractions1.8Multiplying Fractions1.9Dividing FractionsHomework AssignmentChapter ReviewChapter 2::Decimals2.1 Writing and Comparing Decimals2.2 Applying the Rules for Rounding Decimals2.3 Converting Fractions into Decimals2.4 Converting Decimals into Fractions2.5 Adding and Subtracting Decimals2.6 Multiplying Decimals2.7 Dividing DecimalsHomework AssignmentChapter ReviewChapter 3::Relationships of Quantities:: Percents, Ratios, and Proportions3.1 Percents
  • Converting Values To and From a Percent3.2 Ratios
  • Converting Values To and From a Ratio3.3 Proportion
  • Writing Proportions3.4 Using Proportions to Solve for an Unknown
  • Means and ExtremesHomework AssignmentChapter ReviewUNIT TWO:: Chapter 4::Metric System4.1 Metric System
  • Metric Notation4.2 Converting Within the Metric SystemHomework Assignment Chapter ReviewChapter 5::Other Systems of Measurement5.1 Apothecary System
  • Apothecary Notation5.2 Household System
  • Units of Measure
  • Household Notation5.3 Equivalent Measurements for the Metric, Apothecary, and Household SystemsHomework AssignmentChapter ReviewChapter 6::Converting Units6.1 Writing Conversion Factors from Equivalent Measurements 6.2 Converting Units Using the Proportion Method6.3 Converting Units Using Dimensional AnalysisHomework AssignmentChapter ReviewChapter 7::Temperature and Time7.1 Converting Temperature7.2 Converting TimeHomework AssignmentChapter Review UNIT THREE::Chapter 8:: Equipment for Dosage Measurement8.1 Enteral Medication Administration Devices
  • Medicine Cups
  • Droppers
  • Calibrated Spoons
  • Oral Syringes
  • Other Equipment for Enteral Medications8.2 Parenteral Medication Administration Devices
  • Standard Syringes
  • Safety Syringes
  • Prefilled Syringes
  • Insulin Syringes
  • Tuberculin Syringes
  • Syringes for Established Intravenous Syringes
  • Large-Capacity Syringes
  • Ampules, Vials, and Cartridges
  • Preparing the Syringe
  • Needle Gauge and LengthHomework AssignmentChapter ReviewChapter 9::Interpreting Medication Orders9.1 Medical Abbreviations
  • Roman Numerals
  • Combining Roman Numerals9.2 Components of a Medication Order 9.3 Medication Administration RecordsHomework AssignmentChapter ReviewChapter 10::Interpreting Medication Labels and Package Inserts 10.1 Information on Medication Labels and Package Inserts
  • Drug Name
  • Form of the Drug
  • Dosage Strength
  • Combination Drugs
  • Total Number or Volume in Container
  • Route of Administration
  • Warnings
  • Storage Information
  • Manufacturing Information
  • Information About Reconstituting Drugs
  • Package Inserts10.2 Label Information Related to Medication Routes
  • Oral Medications
  • Parenteral Medications
  • Medications Administered by Other RoutesHomework AssignmentChapter ReviewChapter 11::Safe Medication Administration11.1 Prescription/Medication Order11.2 Verbal Orders11.3 Safe Medication Order Transcription11.4 Error-Prone Abbreviations and Symbols11.5 Three Checks of Medication Administration11.6 The Rights of Medication Administration11.7 Observation11.8 Patient Teaching
  • Medication Reference MaterialsUNIT FOUR:: Chapter 12::Methods of Dosage Calculations12.1 Information Needed for Dosage Calculations12.2 Methods of Dosage CalculationHomework Assignment Chapter ReviewChapter 13::Oral Dosages13.1 Tablets and Capsules
  • Calculating Dosages for Tablets and Capsules
  • Crushing Tablets or Opening Capsules13.2 Liquid MedicationsHomework AssignmentChapter ReviewChapter 14::Parenteral Dosages and Other Medication Administration Forms14.1 Calculating Parenteral Dosages in Solution
  • Syringe Sizes14.2 Medications Expressed in Percent or Ratio Format14.3 Reconstituting Powdered Medications14.4 Other Medication Administration Forms
  • Intradermal Injections
  • Inhalants
  • Drops, Sprays, and Mists
  • Vaginal and Rectal Medications
  • Topical Medications
  • Transdermal SystemsHomework AssignmentChapter ReviewChapter 15::Intravenous Calculations 15.1 IV Solutions
  • IV Labels
  • IV Concentrations
  • Compatibility15.2 IV Equipment
  • The Primary Line
  • Secondary Lines (Piggyback)
  • Monitoring IV Equipment
  • Peripheral and Central IV Therapy15.3 Calculating Flow Rates
  • Adjusting Flow Rates 15.4 Infusion Time and Volume
  • Calculating Infusion Time
  • Calculating Infusion Volume15.5 Intermittent IV Infusions
  • Secondary Lines (Piggyback)
  • Intermittent Peripheral Infusion Devices
  • Preparing and Calculating Intermittent InfusionsHomework AssignmentChapter ReviewUNIT FIVE:: Chapter 16::Preparation of Noninjectable Solutions16.1 Preparation of Solutions
  • Percent Concentration
  • Preparing Percent Solutions and Solids16.2 Preparing a Dilution from a ConcentrateHomework AssignmentChapter ReviewChapter 17::Calculations for Special Populations17.1 Factors That Impact Dosing and Medication Administration
  • Pharmacokinetics – How Drugs are Used by the Body
  • Working with Special PopulationsoPediatric PatientsoGeriatric Patients17.2 Dosages Based on Body Weight
  • Ensuring Safe Dosages17.3 Dosages Based on Ideal Weight17.4 Dosages Based on Body Surface Area (BSA)
  • Calculating a Patients BSA17.5 Daily Maintenance Fluid Needs (DMFN)Homework AssignmentChapter ReviewChapter 18::High-Alert Medications18.1 Insulin
  • Types of Insulin
  • Timing of Action
  • Insulin Syringes
  • Insulin Combinations18.2 Identifying Information on Heparin Label18.3 Calculating Subcutaneous Heparin Dosages18.4 Calculating Heparin Bolus Dosage and IV Rate Homework AssignmentChapter ReviewChapter 19::Critical Care IV Calculations19.1 Hourly Flow Rates For Dosage Per Time Infusions
  • Dosage Per Hour
  • Dosage Per Minute19.2 IV Flow Rates Based on Body Weight Per Time19.3 IV Flow Rates for Titrated MedicationsHomework AssignmentChapter ReviewAppendix A::Comprehensive EvaluationAppendix B::Answer KeyGlossaryCreditsIndexReference Cards
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