TAILIEUCHUNG - Lecture Math for the pharmacy technician: Concepts and calculations: Chapter 7 – Lynn M. Egler, Kathryn A. Booth

Chapter 7, Oral medications and parenteral dosages, discusses tablets and capsules in depth and gives information about breaking or crushing them. Liquid oral medications are also discussed. Chapter 7 applies techniques learned in Chapter 6 to calculations of parenteral dosages, emphasizing injectable medications. The chapter concludes with a look at other medication routes such as eye and ear drops, inhalants, rectal and vaginal medications, transdermal systems, and topical medications. | Math for the Pharmacy Technician: Concepts and Calculations Chapter 7: Oral Medications and Parenteral Dosages Egler • Booth Oral Medications and Parenteral Dosages 7- Learning Objectives Distinguish between different types of oral medications. Recognize the types of solid oral medications that may not be altered by crushing or opening them. Calculate the amount of a parenteral medication to administer. When you have successfully completed Chapter 7, you will have mastered skills to be able to: 7- Learning Objectives (con’t) Select the appropriate syringe. Correctly reconstitute powdered medications. Calculate the amount of reconstituted medications to administer. Accurately calculate doses of inhalant, rectal, and transdermal medications. Identify errors that occur in calculating and preparing parenteral doses. Calculate estimated days supply. 7- Introduction You will learn to apply the simple calculation methods learned in Chapter 6 to oral dosages, including solids and

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• Pharmacy technician
• Math for the pharmacy technician
• Math skills
• Oral medications
• Parenteral dosages
• Scored tablets
• Pharmacy technician exam certification
• Nonsterile compounding
• Medication safety
• The pharmacy technician
• Pharmacy law
• Pharmacy quality assurance
• Operational calculations
• Business operations in the pharmacy
• Average wholesale price
• Medication order entry
• Pharmacy inventory management
• Pharmacy billing
• Pharmacy information system usage
• Arabic numerals
• Numbering systems
• Roman numerals
• Working With percents
• Working with ratios
• Ratio strengths
• Metric system
• Systems of measurement
• Metric system terms
• Drug orders
• Right drug
• Physician’s drug order
• Drug labels
• Package inserts
• Drug name
• Dosage calculations
• Calculating the desired dose
• Ratio proportion method
• Intravenous calculations
• Replacement fluids
• Calculating flow rates
• Preparation of solutions
• Percentage concentrations
• Insulin syringes
• Drug adjustment
• Ensuring safe dosages
• Pediatric specific dosage calculations