The Calculation of Drug Dosages 10th Edition book has a workbook/textbook/format that can help you learn various methods for calculating drug dosages, such as ratio and formula, proportion, and dimensional analysis. Linda Fluharty and Sheila Ogden, nursing experts, wrote this book to help you gain confidence in calculating drug dosages accurately.
- An extensive mathematics review: This book covers basic mathematical skills required for accurate drug dosage calculations. It can help you identify your strengths and weaknesses in mathematics.
- Over 1800 practice problems: The book includes numerous practice problems that can reinforce your knowledge of drug calculation methods.
- A logical structure: The book has a simple to complex structure, making it easier to learn and remember.
- An Alert box: This feature highlights crucial information essential for math calculation and patient safety.
- Post-tests: At the end of each chapter, you can test your knowledge of the content.
- A comprehensive post-test: At the end of the book, you can take an exam that covers all the material and provides additional practice.
- Over Six Hundred practice problems: On the Evolve companion website, you can find numerous practice problems that cover ratio-proportion, formula, and dimensional analysis methods.
- Learning objectives: The book includes objectives that explain what you should accomplish after learning each chapter.
- Twenty Five flash cards: You can find formulas, abbreviations, and conversions from the textbook on the Evolve companion website. This allows you to study at your own pace.
- Chapter worksheets: You can practice solving realistic problems using worksheets.
Additionally, the book has been updated with the latest drugs and technology used in the market. The answer key has been moved to the end of each chapter, and additional output and intake problems have been included. The apothecary method has been minimized and moved to the appendix.
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