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Calculate with Confidence 7th edition [Mīkstie vāki]

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(Professor of Nursing, Department of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences, Bronx Community College, Bronx, NY)
  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 784 pages, height x width: 276x216 mm, weight: 1540 g, Approx. 881 illustrations (731 in full color); Illustrations
  • Izdošanas datums: 28-Nov-2017
  • Izdevniecība: Mosby
  • ISBN-10: 0323396836
  • ISBN-13: 9780323396837
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 784 pages, height x width: 276x216 mm, weight: 1540 g, Approx. 881 illustrations (731 in full color); Illustrations
  • Izdošanas datums: 28-Nov-2017
  • Izdevniecība: Mosby
  • ISBN-10: 0323396836
  • ISBN-13: 9780323396837
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Learn the three major methods of drug calculation! Calculate with Confidence, 7th Edition focuses on the increasing responsibility of the nurse in medication administration, prioritizes client safety with QSEN, and includes updated content that reflects the current scope of practice. This popular text covers the ratio and proportion, formula, and dimensional analysis methods offering a step-by-step approach to the calculation and administration of drug dosages. With over 2,100 practice problems, this comprehensive title focuses on enhancing the learning experience of nursing students at all curricular levels by making content clinically applicable.Over 2000 practice problems include pre-test and comprehensive post-test review Pre-test Basic Math, Comprehensive Unit and Basic Math review tests allows you a three-part approach to evaluate your understanding of basic math material covered in Unit 1, directing you to review chapters if you miss any of these test questions.UPDATED Medication Administration chapter includes medication safety, expansion of discussion on client rights, the basic six rights of medication administration, and routes of medication administration. Chapter review problems and answer key tests all major topics presented in the chapter and enables you to assess understanding of chapter content.Safety Alert boxes highlight issues that may lead to mediation errors and empower you to identify actions that must be taken to avoid calculation errors. NEW! Content additions and updates includes word problems involving dosages, Critical Thinking Scenarios, a discussion of the concepts regarding safety issues with medication administration and calculation, plus significant updates in the insulin, critical care, parenteral medication, and heparin chapters.NEW! A-Z medication index references page numbers where the drug labels can be found.NEW! Medication labels recently added to the market highlights new and updated information relevant to practice.
Unit One Math Review
1(72)
Pre-Test
2(4)
1 Roman Numerals
6(5)
2 Fractions
11(17)
Types of Fractions
12(1)
Converting Fractions
13(1)
Comparing Fractions
13(2)
Reducing Fractions
15(1)
Adding Fractions
16(1)
Subtracting Fractions
17(2)
Multiplying Fractions
19(1)
Dividing Fractions
20(8)
3 Decimals
28(16)
Reading and Writing Decimals
29(2)
Comparing the Value of Decimals
31(1)
Adding and Subtracting Decimals
32(2)
Multiplying Decimals
34(1)
Dividing Decimals
35(2)
Rounding Off Decimals
37(2)
Changing Fractions to Decimals
39(1)
Changing Decimals to Fractions
39(5)
4 Ratio and Proportion
44(11)
Ratios
44(1)
Proportions
45(1)
Solving for x in Ratio and Proportion
46(2)
Applying Ratio and Proportion to Dosage Calculation
48(7)
5 Percentages
55(18)
Converting Percentages to Fractions, Decimals, and Ratios
56(3)
Percentage Measures
59(1)
Comparing Percents and Ratios
60(1)
Determining the Percent of a Quantity
61(1)
Determining What Percent One Number Is of Another
61(2)
Calculating the Percent of Change
63(6)
Post-Test
69(4)
Unit Two Systems of Measurement
73(52)
6 Metric System
74(11)
Particulars of the Metric System
74(3)
Rules of the Metric System
77(1)
Units of Measure
78(2)
Conversions Between Metric Units
80(5)
7 Apothecary and Household Systems
85(7)
Apothecary System
85(1)
Household System
86(2)
Other Medication Measurements Used in Dosage Calculation
88(4)
8 Converting Within and Between Systems
92(19)
Equivalents Among Metric and Household Systems
92(1)
Converting
92(1)
Methods of Converting
93(3)
Converting Within the Same System
96(1)
Converting Between Systems
97(3)
Calculating Intake and Output
100(11)
9 Additional Conversions Useful in the Health Care Setting
111(14)
Converting Between Celsius and Fahrenheit
111(1)
Formulas for Converting Between Fahrenheit and Celsius Scales
112(1)
Metric Measures Relating to Length
113(2)
Conversions Relating to Weight
115(2)
Military Time
117(2)
Calculating Completion Times
119(6)
Unit Three Methods of Administration and Calculation
125(166)
10 Medication Administration
126(23)
Medication Errors
126(4)
Critical Thinking and Medication Administration
130(1)
Factors That Influence Medication Dosages and Action
130(1)
Special Considerations for the Elderly
131(1)
The Rights of Medication Administration
132(5)
Medication Reconciliation
137(1)
Client Education
138(1)
Home Care Considerations
139(1)
Routes of Medication Administration
140(2)
Equipment Used for Medication Administration
142(2)
Equipment for Administering Oral Medications to a Child
144(5)
11 Understanding and Interpreting Medication Orders
149(15)
Verbal Orders
150(1)
Transcription of Medication Orders
151(1)
Writing a Medication Order
152(1)
Components of a Medication Order
153(3)
Interpreting a Medication Order
156(8)
12 Medication Administration Records and Medication Distribution Systems
164(15)
Medication Orders
164(1)
Medication Administration Record
165(2)
Essential Components on a Medication Record
167(1)
Documentation of Medications Administered
168(1)
Explanation of Medication Administration Records
169(1)
Use of Computers in Medication Administration
169(1)
Medication Distribution Systems
170(3)
Advantages and Disadvantages of Technology
173(1)
Scheduling Medication Times
174(1)
Military Time
174(5)
13 Reading Medication Labels
179(40)
Reading Medication Labels
179(40)
14 Dosage Calculation Using the Ratio and Proportion Method
219(29)
Use of Ratio and Proportion in Dosage Calculation
219(29)
15 Dosage Calculation Using the Formula Method
248(22)
Formula for Calculating Dosages
248(1)
Using the Formula Method
249(21)
16 Dosage Calculation Using the Dimensional Analysis Method
270(21)
Understanding the Basics of Dimensional Analysis
270(3)
Dosage Calculation Using Dimensional Analysis
273(18)
Unit Four Oral and Parenteral Dosage Forms and Insulin
291(222)
17 Oral Medications
292(67)
Forms of Solid Medications
292(25)
Calculating Oral Liquids
317(1)
Measuring Oral Liquids
318(41)
18 Parenteral Medications
359(68)
Parenteral Medication Packaging
359(3)
Syringes
362(9)
Reading Parenteral Labels
371(5)
Medications Labeled in Percentage Strengths
376(1)
Solutions Expressed in Ratio Strength
377(1)
Parenteral Medications Measured in Units
377(1)
Parenteral Medications in Milliequivalents
378(1)
Calculating Parenteral Dosages
379(1)
Calculating Injectable Medications According to the Syringe
380(4)
Calculating Dosages for Medications in Units
384(2)
Mixing Medications in the Same Syringe
386(41)
19 Reconstitution of Solutions
427(55)
Basic Principles for Reconstitution
428(10)
Reconstituting Medications with More Than One Direction for Mixing (Multiple Strength)
438(3)
Reconstitution from Package Insert Directions and Medications with Different Reconstitution Directions Depending on Route of Administration
441(1)
Medications with Instructions to "See Accompanying Literature" (Package Insert) for Reconstitution and Administration
441(2)
Calculation of Dosages
443(2)
Reconstitution of Noninjectable Solutions
445(37)
20 Insulin
482(31)
Types of Insulin
483(1)
Labels
483(1)
Insulin Action Times
484(3)
Appearance of Insulin
487(1)
Insulin Administration
488(8)
Insulin Orders
496(1)
Current Recommendations for Use of the Sliding Scale Protocol
497(1)
Preparing a Single Dosage of Insulin in an Insulin Syringe
497(1)
Measuring Two Types of Insulin in the Same Syringe
498(15)
Unit Five Intravenous, Heparin, and Critical Care Calculations and Pediatric and Adult Calculations Based on Weight
513(231)
21 Intravenous Solutions and Equipment
514(22)
IV Delivery Methods
515(1)
IV Solutions
515(6)
Administration of IV Fluids
521(15)
22 Intravenous Calculations
536(67)
IV Flow Rate Calculation
536(3)
Manually Regulated IVs
539(4)
Calculating Flow Rates in Drops Per Minute Using a Formula
543(11)
Calculating IV Flow Rates When Several Solutions Are Ordered
554(2)
Calculating IV Flow Rates Using a Dial-A-Flow Controller
556(1)
Calculating Intermittent IV Infusions Piggyback
556(4)
Determining the Amount of Medication in a Specific Amount of Solution
560(2)
Determining Infusion Times and Volumes
562(1)
Steps to Calculating a Problem with an Unknown with the Formula Method
562(3)
Recalculating an IV Flow Rate
565(5)
Calculating Total Infusion Times
570(2)
Calculating Infusion Time When Rate in mL/hr Is Not Indicated for Large Volumes of Fluid
572(2)
Calculating Infusion Time for Small Volumes of Fluid
574(1)
Charting IV Therapy
575(1)
Labeling Solution Bags
575(1)
Administration of Medications by IV Push
576(27)
23 Heparin Calculations
603(26)
Heparin Errors
603(1)
Heparin Dosage Strengths
604(1)
Reading Heparin Labels
605(1)
Calculation of Subcutaneous Dosages
606(1)
Calculation of IV Heparin Solutions
607(2)
Calculating Heparin Dosages Based on Weight
609(20)
24 Critical Care Calculations
629(28)
Calculating Rate in mL/hr
630(1)
Calculating Critical Care Dosages per Hour or per Minute
631(1)
Medications Ordered in Milligrams per Minute
632(1)
Calculating Dosages Based on mcg/kg/min
633(1)
IV Flow Rates for Titrated Medications
634(2)
Developing a Titration Table
636(21)
25 Pediatric and Adult Dosage Calculations Based on Weight
657(87)
Pediatric Medication Dosages
659(1)
Principles Relating to Basic Calculations
659(1)
Calculation of Dosages Based on Body Weight
659(1)
Converting Pounds to Kilograms
660(2)
Converting Kilograms to Pounds
662(2)
Converting Grams to Kilograms
664(12)
Adult Dosages Based on Body Weight
676(5)
Calculating Pediatric Dosages Using Body Surface Area
681(2)
Reading the West Nomogram Chart
683(1)
Calculating Body Surface Area Using a Formula
684(3)
Dosage Calculation Based on Body Surface Area
687(1)
Calculating Using a Formula
688(2)
IV Therapy and Children
690(2)
Calculating IV Medications Using Volume Control Set
692(3)
Determining Whether an IV Dose Is Safe for Children
695(1)
Calculation of Daily Fluid Maintenance
696(2)
Pediatric Oral and Parenteral Medications
698(22)
Comprehensive Post-Test
720(22)
References
742(2)
Appendix A Apothecary System 744(1)
Appendix B FDA and ISMP Lists of Look-Alike Drug Names with Recommended Tall Man Letters 745(6)
Appendix C TJC's "Do Not Use" List of Abbreviations 751(1)
Appendix D ISMP's List of Error-Prone Abbreviations, Symbols, and Dose Designations 752(2)
Appendix E ISMP List of High-Alert Medications in Acute Care Settings 754(1)
Appendix F ISMP List of High-Alert Medications in Community/Ambulatory Healthcare 755(1)
Index 756(10)
Drug Label Index 766