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E-grāmata: Dosage Calculations and Basic Math for Nurses Demystified, Second Edition

  • Formāts: 272 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 22-Jun-2015
  • Izdevniecība: McGraw-Hill Professional
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780071849692
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  • ISBN-13: 9780071849692
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The fun, fast, and easy way to learn basic math skills and how to accurately calculate dosages

Calculating the correct dose to administer to the patient can be very challenging unless you follow the proven approach taught in Dosage Calculations and Basic Math for Nurses Demystified. Topics are presented in the in the order in which many nurses and nursing students need to learn them starting with the basics and then gradually moving on the techniques used in our nations leading medical facilities. The 2nd Edition also includes 4 new chapters covering basic math skills essential for daily nursing practice, including equations, percentages, proportions, decimals, and fractions.

Written by a graduate nurse and top instructor, Dosage Calculations and Basic Math for Nurses Demystified consists of chapters that follow a time-tested formula that first explains techniques in an easy-to-understand style and then shows you how you can use it in a real-world healthcare environment. Hundreds of examples help you absorb the material, and NCLEX®-style practice questions reinforce learning.

This self-teaching guide offers:





Learning objectives at the beginning of each chapter Tips for avoiding common errors when using MAR charting systems Details on IV therapy Coverage of how to calculate a pediatric, Heparin, and Dopamine dose Three final exams Measurements in SI units Details on tube feeding Overview of basic math skills needed by nurses for daily practice

Simple enough for a beginner, but challenging enough for an advance student, Dosage Calculations and Basic Math for Nurses Demystified is your key to learning these essential nursing skills.
Preface xi
PART I DOSAGE CALCULATIONS
1(136)
Chapter 1 Medication Order and Medication
3(24)
1 Medication Order
4(7)
2 The Medication Administration Record (MAR)
11(2)
3 Creating a New MAR
13(2)
4 Information About Medication
15(1)
5 Using the MAR
16(1)
6 Taking Off Orders
17(2)
7 Avoid Common Errors When Using the MAR
19(8)
Chapter 2 The Formula Method
27(16)
1 Parts of the Formula
28(1)
2 Calculating a Dose Using the Formula Method
29(1)
3 Reading the Medication Order
29(1)
4 Reading the Medication Label
30(1)
5 Inserting Values Into the Formula
30(1)
6 Calculating the Formula
31(2)
7 Converting Metric Units
33(10)
Chapter 3 The Ratio-Proportion Method
43(10)
1 Understanding the Ratio
44(1)
2 Proportion
44(1)
3 Ratio
45(8)
Chapter 4 Intravenous Calculations
53(18)
1 Understanding Intravenous Therapy
54(1)
2 Electronic Medication Pump
54(1)
3 The Intravenous Bag
55(1)
4 The Drip Factor
56(1)
5 Parts of the Drip Rate Formula
57(1)
6 Pump Rate
58(13)
Chapter 5 Calculating Pediatric Doses
71(18)
1 Calculating Pediatric Doses
72(2)
2 The Pediatric Dose Calculation Formula
74(1)
3 Calculating the Maximum Quantity per Day
74(1)
4 Calculating Multiple Doses
75(14)
Chapter 6 Calculating Heparin Dose
89(14)
1 A Close Look at Heparin
90(1)
2 Calculating a Heparin Dose
91(1)
3 Be Prepared for Different Types of Heparin Questions
92(1)
4 The Heparin Subcutaneous Formula
93(10)
Chapter 7 Calculating Dopamine Dose
103(12)
1 Calculating Dopamine Dose
104(1)
2 The Dopamine Dose Calculation Formula
105(10)
Chapter 8 Calculating Dose for Children Using Body Surface Area
115(10)
1 What Is Body Surface Area?
116(1)
2 Calculating the Body Surface Area
117(2)
3 The BSA Child Dose Calculation Formula
119(6)
Chapter 9 Enteral Tube Feeding
125(12)
1 What Is Enteral Tube Feeding?
126(1)
2 Enteral Tube Feeding Formula
127(1)
3 Enteral Tube Feeding Formula by Caloric Intake
128(9)
PART II BASIC MATH SKILLS
137(58)
Chapter 10 Positive and Negative Numbers
139(10)
1 Understanding Positive and Negative Numbers
140(1)
2 The Rules of Signs
141(8)
Chapter 11 Fractions, Decimals, and Percentage
149(22)
1 Understanding Fractions
150(6)
2 Fractions and Decimals
156(6)
3 Percentage
162(9)
Chapter 12 Ratios and Proportions
171(10)
1 Understanding Ratios
172(1)
2 Proportions and Ratios
173(8)
Chapter 13 Equations
181(14)
1 Understanding Equations
182(2)
2 Algebraic Expression
184(2)
3 Identifying the Unknown
186(2)
4 Order of Operations
188(7)
APPENDIX A Answering Tricky Questions
195(4)
1 Too Many Numbers
195(1)
2 The Sleight of Hand
196(1)
3 The Double Barrel Question
197(1)
4 The Per Dose Question
198(1)
APPENDIX B Quick Reference
199(4)
1 Conversion Factors
199(1)
2 Temperature Conversion Table
200(1)
3 Temperature Conversion Formulas
200(1)
4 Medication Formulas
200(3)
Final Exam Part 1 203(12)
Final Exam Part 2 215(12)
Final Exam Part 3 227(18)
Index 245
Jim Keogh is on the faculty of Columbia University teaching courses in its technology certification program. He has spent 15 years developing computer systems for major Wall Street firms such as Salomen, Inc. and Bear Stearns and has written several best-selling books for Prentice Hall and IDG.