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  • Izdevniecība: Addison Wesley
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  • ISBN-13: 9781292123400
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This comprehensive and easy-to-use guide for dosage calculations and drug administration is an excellent reference guide for nursing and healthcare professionals. Critical thinking case studies, practice tests, and exercises prepare students for real calculations so they can confidently calculate safe and accurate dosage levels

With a workbook style, comprehensive coverage and over 1,000 problems and answers, Dosage Calculations for Nurses allows the student to work at their own pace in the areas where they feel need the most support.  

"This book is appropriate for new student nurses" Dawn Reasbeck, Sheffield Hallam University

"Excellent book with lots of examples and practice tests. Clear and easy to understand." Alison Williams, School of Health & Social Care, Sport & Exercise Sciences, Glyndwr University 

"I found this book extremely practical, student friendly with a good range of self assessments for the student" Sharon Sykes, Senior Lecturer, Department of Nursing Studies, University of Central Lancashire  "An excellent textbook for pre-reg nurses and non-medical prescribers" Ruth Broadhead, Senior Lecturer, School of Nursing & Caring Sciences, University of Central Lancashire
About the authors xiii
Preface xv
Acknowledgements xvii
Unit 1 Basic calculation skills and introduction to medication administration 1(90)
1 Review of arithmetic skills for medical dosage calculations
2(20)
Diagnostic test of arithmetic
3(1)
Fundamental skills for calculations
3(2)
Explaining decimals and fractions
5(3)
Changing decimal numbers and whole numbers to fractions
8(1)
Changing fractions to decimal numbers
9(1)
Rounding decimal numbers
10(1)
Rounding numbers (up or down)
10(1)
Multiplying and dividing decimal numbers
11(1)
Multiplying and dividing fractions
12(2)
Complex fractions
14(2)
Percentages
16(1)
Summary
17(1)
References
17(1)
Case study 1.1
18(1)
Reflection
19(1)
Practice sets
20(2)
2 Safe and accurate drug administration
22(36)
Diagnostic questions
22(1)
The drug administration process
23(1)
Who administers drugs?
23(1)
Six rights of medication administration
24(7)
The right drug
25(2)
The right dose
27(1)
The right route
28(1)
The right time
29(1)
The right patient
30(1)
The right documentation
30(1)
Drug prescriptions
31(4)
Prescriptions and administration records
35(9)
Prescription forms
35(1)
Prescription variations
36(1)
Components of a prescription
36(4)
Medication administration records
40(3)
Computerised recordkeeping
43(1)
Drug labels
44(3)
Drug package inserts
47(3)
Summary
50(1)
References
50(2)
Practice sets
52(6)
3 Changing units of measurements
58(17)
Diagnostic questions
58(1)
Introduction to units of measurement and conversions
59(2)
The mathematical foundation
59(2)
Changing a single unit of measurement to another single unit of measurement
61(8)
Simple problems with single units of measurement
61(4)
Complex problems with single units of measurement
65(4)
Changing one rate to another rate
69(3)
Simple problems with rates
69(2)
Complex problems with rates
71(1)
Summary
72(2)
Practice sets
74(1)
4 The metric measurement system
75(16)
Diagnostic questions
75(1)
The metric system
76(7)
Liquid volume measurements
76(2)
Weight measures
78(2)
Length measures
80(1)
Shortcut for converting units in the metric system
80(3)
Measurements in the imperial measurement system
83(3)
Summary
86(1)
References
86(1)
Reflection
87(1)
Practice sets
87(3)
Cumulative review exercises
90(1)
Unit 2 Oral and parenteral medications 91(96)
5 Calculating oral medication doses
92(28)
Diagnostic questions
92(1)
Simple problems
93(5)
Medication in solid form
93(2)
Medication in liquid form
95(2)
Medications measured in millimoles
97(1)
Complex problems
98(3)
Calculating dosage by body weight
101(2)
Calculating dosage by body surface area
103(6)
BSA formulae
103(1)
Nomograms
104(5)
Summary
109(1)
Reference
110(1)
Case study 5.1
110(2)
Practice reading labels
112(5)
Practice sets
117(3)
6 Syringes
120(27)
Diagnostic questions
120(1)
Parts of a syringe
121(1)
Needles
121(1)
Types of syringes
122(6)
Measuring insulin doses
128(6)
Measuring a single dose of insulin in an insulin syringe
128(3)
Measuring two types of insulin in one syringe
131(2)
Measuring premixed insulin
133(1)
Insulin pens
134(1)
Safety syringes
134(2)
Summary
136(1)
References
136(1)
Case study 6.1
137(4)
Reflection
141(1)
Practice sets
141(6)
7 Solutions and drug strengths or concentrations
147(18)
Diagnostic questions
147(1)
Determining the strength of a medication
148(5)
Pure drugs in liquid form
148(2)
Pure drugs in dry form
150(3)
Determining the amount of pure drug in a given amount of solution
153(2)
Determining the amount of solution that contains a given amount of pure drug
155(1)
Molar solutions and molarity
156(1)
Use of moles and millimoles
157(1)
Drugs measured in units
157(1)
Summary
158(1)
References
159(1)
Case study 7.1
159(3)
Practice sets
162(3)
8 Parenteral medications
165(22)
Diagnostic questions
165(1)
Parenteral medications
166(1)
Parenteral medications supplied as liquids
167(2)
Parenteral medications supplied in powdered form
169(4)
Heparin
173(3)
Summary
176(1)
References
176(1)
Case study 8.1
177(3)
Practice sets
180(4)
Cumulative review exercises
184(3)
Unit 3 Infusions and paediatric dosages 187(62)
9 Calculating flow rates and durations of enteral and intravenous infusions
188(26)
Diagnostic questions
188(1)
Introduction to intravenous and enteral solutions
189(5)
Enteral feedings
189(1)
Intravenous infusions
190(1)
Intravenous solutions
191(3)
Equipment for intravenous infusions
194(3)
Infusion pumps
195(2)
Calculating the flow rate of infusions
197(7)
Calculating the duration of flow for intravenous and enteral solutions
204(4)
Summary
208(1)
References
209(1)
Case study 9.1
209(3)
Practice sets
212(2)
10 Calculating flow rates for intravenous medications
214(16)
Diagnostic questions
214(1)
Intravnous administration of medications
215(1)
Secondary intravenous infusion lines
215(6)
Calculating flow rates based on body weight
221(1)
Titrating medications
222(1)
Calculating flow rates based on body surface area
223(3)
Summary
226(1)
Reference
226(1)
Case study 10.1
227(1)
Practice sets
228(2)
11 Calculating paediatric dosages
230(19)
Diagnostic questions
230(1)
Safe paediatric drug dosages
231(1)
Administration of oral and parenteral medications
231(1)
Oral medications
231(1)
Parenteral medications
232(1)
Calculating drug dosages by body weight
232(4)
Calculating drug dosages by body surface area
236(2)
Administration of intravenous medications using a volume control chamber
238(3)
Calculating daily fluid maintenance
241(1)
Summary
242(1)
References
243(1)
Case study 11.1
243(1)
Practice sets
244(3)
Cumulative review exercises
247(2)
Comprehensive self-tests 249(7)
Appendix A Answer section 256(25)
Appendix B Common abbreviations used in medical documentation 281(1)
Appendix C Tables of weight conversions 282(2)
Appendix D Ratio and algebraic calculations 284(4)
Index 288