This online tutorial hosted by the Alamo Community College District covers common conversion factors and equivalencies, abbreviations, ratios and proportions, IV and titration, and pediatric pharmacology math. Once you have completed the tutorial, there are online quizzes you can take, with automatic grading.
"Most dosage calculations require more than one equation. For example, a health care provider may order a drug in tablet, capsule, or liquid form in grains, but it may be available only in milligrams. When this happens, you need to convert from one measurement system to another before deciding how much medication to administer." This article takes a look at how to perform two-step dosage calculations.
This review comes from the University of Kansas School of Nursing and covers parenteral, nonparenteral and intravenous medication calculations, as well as pediatric dosage calculations.
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Drug Calculations for Nurses generates drug calculation quiz questions relating to metric conver-sions, tablet dosages, fluid dosages, intravenous flow rates and intravenous simulations. Questions are randomly generated based on a database of drugs. Help & solutions are included.
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