Pharmacy Calculations Flashcards
Length: 1 inch= _____ cm
2.54 cm
Volume: 1 pint= _____ mL and ______ ounces
473 mL and 16 ounces
Volume: 1 fluid ounce= _____ mL and ~_____ tablespoons
29.6 mL and ~2 tablespoons
Volume: 1 fluidram= _____ mL and _____ teaspoon
5 mL and 1 teapsoon
Volume: 1 tablespoon= _____ mL
15 mL
Volume: 2 cups= _____ pint
1 pint
Volume: 8 pints= _____ gallon
1 gallon
Weight: 1 grain= _____ mg
64.8 or 65 mg
Weight: 1 kilogram= _____ lb
2.2 lb
Weight: 1 ounce= _____ g
28.4 g
Temperature: Formula for converting F to C
or Formula for converting C to F (just memorize one)
C= ((F-32)/9) x 5
or F= (C)(9)/5 + 32
Temperature: Rectal temperatures are around 1 degree(F) _____ than _____ temperature.
higher, oral
Temperature: Oral temperatures are around 1 degree(F) _____ than _____ temperature.
higher, axillary (armpit)
Temperature: Temperatures taken with an tympanic (ear) thermometer are similar to _____ temperatures.
oral
Temperature: Temperatures taken with an temporal (arterial) thermometer are similar to _____ temperatures.
rectal
Temperature: Normal Temp Range (F)- Rectal
97.9-100.4
Temperature: Normal Temp Range (F)- Oral
95.9-99.5
Temperature: Normal Temp Range (F)- Axillary (armpit)
94.5-99.1
Temperature: Normal Temp Range (F)- Tympanic (ear)
96.4-100.4
Temperature: Normal Temp Range (F)- Temporal (arterial)
97.1-100.1
Volume: 1 tablespoon= _____ teaspoons
3 teaspoons
Weight: 1 lb= _____ ounces
16 ounces
Volume: 1 mL= ~_____ drops
~20 drops
Sigs: Frequency
ad
right ear
Sigs: Frequency
as
left ear
Sigs: Frequency
au
each ear
Sigs: Frequency
IM
intramuscular
Sigs: Frequency
IV
intravenous
Sigs: Frequency
IVP
intravenous push