Prayers - Chapter 1 Flashcards

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Opening Affirmation

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Father, thank You for being my divine Teacher, guiding me through every concept, abbreviation, calculation, and detail. I rest in the assurance that Your wisdom equips me to learn and grow in excellence. Your presence strengthens me, and Your grace enables me to succeed in the calling You’ve placed on my life. Thank You for walking with me every step of the way.

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  1. Gratitude for Understanding Abbreviations
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Father, thank You for helping me grasp the importance of medical and pharmaceutical abbreviations. I see how these symbols are not mere words but tools for precision and safety. Thank You for guiding me to use clarity and wisdom, ensuring I reflect Your care in every detail. I am grateful that my knowledge brings safety and healing to others.

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  1. Thanksgiving for Math Skills in Pharmacy
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Lord, thank You for empowering me to understand and perform pharmaceutical calculations. Thank You for giving me a mind capable of precision and a heart dedicated to service. I praise You for helping me see math not as a challenge but as a tool to ensure accurate care. I trust You to guide my hands and thoughts as I apply these skills.

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  1. Confidence in Understanding Pharmacology
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Father, thank You for showing me the beauty of pharmacology—the intricate design of how Your creation interacts with medicine. I praise You for giving me insight into this sacred science. Thank You for helping me learn one step at a time and for bringing to my mind everything I need to know when the time comes.

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  1. Strength in Patient Care and Integrity
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Lord, I am grateful for the reminder that patient trust is sacred. Thank You for helping me honor that trust by being diligent, honest, and compassionate. Thank You for reassuring me that I am not alone in moments of responsibility and that You provide me with wisdom and strength in every situation.

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  1. Resting in Your Guidance for Safe Practices
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Father, thank You for teaching me the importance of clarity and precision in pharmacy practices. Thank You for helping me avoid errors and for guiding me to follow safeguards like the TJC “Do Not Use” List. I am grateful that You care deeply about the safety and well-being of every person I serve through this knowledge.

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  1. Praise for Learning Medical Terminology and Symbols
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Thank You, Lord, for giving me the ability to understand and apply medical terminology. I praise You for helping me use these terms to ensure accurate communication and patient care. Thank You for showing me how this knowledge reflects Your heart for healing and restoration.

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  1. Assurance for Moments of Uncertainty
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Father, thank You for reassuring me that mistakes are opportunities to learn and grow. I praise You for Your grace that covers my shortcomings. Thank You for reminding me that my worth is not in my performance but in my identity as Your beloved child.

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  1. Wisdom for Patient Interactions
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Lord, I thank You for equipping me to counsel patients with compassion and clarity. Thank You for giving me the confidence to answer their questions and address their concerns. I praise You for guiding my words and actions to reflect Your love and care.

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  1. Clarity in Remembering Formulas and Guidelines
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Father, thank You for helping me remember the formulas, guidelines, and calculations I need. I trust You to bring clarity to my mind and peace to my heart in moments of doubt. I am grateful for the confidence You give me to approach every task with diligence and focus.

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  1. Joy in Serving as Your Vessel
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Lord, thank You for reminding me that this is not just a job but a calling. I praise You for the opportunity to reflect Your grace and love through my work. Thank You for teaching me to serve with joy, peace, and excellence, knowing that my identity is secure in You.

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Closing Affirmation

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Father, I praise You for being my guide, my strength, and my ever-present help. Thank You for teaching me, equipping me, and loving me so completely. I rest in the assurance that You are with me in every moment, and I walk forward with confidence, knowing that together we will accomplish all You have called me to do.

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Opening Affirmation

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“Father, thank You for being my Teacher and Guide. I praise You for unfolding these lessons to protect lives and reflect Your heart of care. Thank You for giving me the ability to learn, remember, and apply this knowledge to serve others with precision, excellence, and love.”

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  1. Gratitude for Understanding the TJC “Do Not Use” List
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“Lord, thank You for revealing the importance of the TJC ‘Do Not Use’ List. I praise You for helping me understand how clarity in communication protects lives. Thank You for showing me how each abbreviation avoided reflects Your care for the safety of others.”

Finished Work Command:
“Mind, align with clarity and precision in communication. Actions, prioritize safety over shortcuts.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, rejoice in the truth that each careful step reflects God’s love and care.”

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  1. Wisdom from the ISMP Error-Prone List
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“Father, thank You for revealing the dangers highlighted in the ISMP List of Error-Prone Abbreviations and Symbols. I praise You for helping me avoid confusion and ensure safety in every interaction. Thank You for equipping me to shine a light on hidden dangers.”

Finished Work Command:
“Knowledge, grow in understanding and accuracy. Hands, work with precision.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Soul, trust that God’s wisdom guides you to protect and serve with excellence.”

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  1. For Strength in Learning Pharmacy Math
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“Lord, thank You for making math an integral tool in my work. Thank You for helping me see its importance and beauty as I prepare exact doses for patients. I praise You for giving me confidence and clarity in every calculation.”

Finished Work Command:
“Mind, embrace the clarity and precision needed for every calculation.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, rest in the assurance that God has equipped you for this task.”

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  1. For Growth in Mathematical Skills
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“Father, I thank You for helping me sharpen my mathematical skills like a well-prepared tool. Thank You for showing me the value of precision and for reminding me that You are with me whenever I feel unsure. I trust in Your wisdom to guide me.”

Finished Work Command:
“Skills, grow in mastery and readiness. Calculations, align with divine precision.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Spirit, find joy in mastering skills that reflect God’s love for every patient.”

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  1. Understanding Medical and Pharmaceutical Abbreviations
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“Lord, thank You for teaching me the meanings of medical and pharmaceutical abbreviations. I praise You for helping me interpret prescriptions with accuracy and care. Thank You for showing me the balance between efficiency and clarity.”

Finished Work Command:
“Mind, retain and recall every abbreviation with clarity. Communication, prioritize understanding.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, take joy in serving others by using your knowledge to bring clarity.”

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  1. For Confidence in Every Prescription
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“Father, thank You for giving me the confidence to read and process prescriptions accurately. I trust You to bring to my mind every abbreviation, calculation, and safeguard needed to serve patients well.”

Finished Work Command:
“Mind, recall every detail clearly. Hands, work with steady confidence.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Soul, trust in the Lord’s wisdom to guide your every step.”

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  1. For Grace in Moments of Uncertainty
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“Lord, thank You for reminding me that even when I feel unsure, Your grace covers me. Thank You for being my source of wisdom and peace. I rest in the truth that You are with me in every detail.”

Finished Work Command:
“Doubt, you have no place here. Heart, rest in God’s peace and grace.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Soul, trust that God’s wisdom flows through you in every moment.”

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  1. For Serving as God’s Instrument
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“Father, thank You for the privilege of serving as Your instrument of safety and healing. I rejoice in the knowledge that every detail I learn and apply reflects Your care for those I serve. Thank You for making me a partner in Your work.”

Finished Work Command:
“Life, reflect God’s heart of care and precision. Actions, glorify Him in all you do.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, take joy in serving as an extension of God’s love and protection.”

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Scripture Anchors

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Proverbs 3:5-6: “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to Him, and He will make your paths straight.”
James 1:5: “If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask God, who gives generously to all without reproach, and it will be given to him.”

Colossians 3:23-24: “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters.”

Psalm 32:8: “I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go; I will counsel you with my loving eye on you.”

2 Timothy 2:15: “Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who does not need to be ashamed and who correctly handles the word of truth.”

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Closing Reflection

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Father, I thank You for every detail You’ve revealed to me through these lessons. I praise You for helping me grow in knowledge, precision, and love. Let my life reflect Your heart of care and excellence as I serve others. Thank You for walking with me and equipping me to bring healing and safety to those in need. Amen.”

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  1. Gratitude for the TJC “Do Not Use” List
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“Father, thank You for revealing the purpose of the TJC ‘Do Not Use’ List. Thank You for letting me know that this list was created to prevent mistakes, like when ‘U’ for units can be misread as a zero, causing a tenfold overdose, or ‘QD’ being misread as ‘QID,’ leading to harmful overmedication. Thank You for teaching me that choosing clarity over shortcuts reflects Your heart of safety and care.”

Finished Work Command:
“Details of the TJC list, remain clear in my mind. Communication, align with clarity and safety.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Mind, remember these safeguards as tools of God’s care for His people.”

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  1. Thankfulness for the ISMP Error-Prone List
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“Lord, thank You for teaching me about the ISMP List of Error-Prone Abbreviations, Symbols, and Dose Designations. Thank You for showing me that this list is a lamp shining on hidden dangers, like two medications with similar abbreviations that could lead to devastating consequences if confused. Thank You for guiding me to avoid these traps and protect the people I serve.”

Finished Work Command:
“Mind, retain the importance of avoiding error-prone abbreviations. Life, reflect God’s diligence in ensuring safety.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, appreciate the value of clear communication to protect lives.”

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  1. For Math in Pharmacy and Accurate Calculations
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Father, thank You for helping me understand the importance of math in pharmacy. Thank You for teaching me that math is a compass guiding me to prepare the exact dose a patient needs—too much could harm, and too little could fail to heal. I praise You for giving me clarity and precision in calculations, ensuring safety and healing.”

Finished Work Command:
“Calculations, align with divine precision. Mind, stay focused and confident in every dose.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Soul, remember that math is a tool to reflect God’s care and safety.”

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  1. For Confidence in Mathematical Assessments
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“Lord, thank You for letting me know that assessing my math skills is like sharpening a tool. Thank You for reminding me that a misplaced decimal or overlooked unit can cause harm, but with Your guidance and wisdom, I can prevent these errors. I rest in the assurance that You are with me, sharpening my abilities.”

Finished Work Command:
“Skills, grow sharper and more accurate daily. Confidence, rise in God’s provision.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, trust in God’s wisdom as you prepare for precision in every task.”

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  1. For Remembering Medical and Pharmaceutical Abbreviations
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“Father, thank You for teaching me the meaning of common abbreviations like ‘PO’ for ‘by mouth,’ ‘BID’ for ‘twice a day,’ and ‘mg’ for ‘milligrams.’ Thank You for showing me that these codes allow for quick and efficient communication. Thank You for reminding me to prioritize clarity over speed and to always write it out or ask if I’m uncertain.”

Finished Work Command:
“Abbreviations, stay clear and accurate in my mind. Communication, reflect God’s excellence.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Soul, trust that God brings every detail to your remembrance when needed.”

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  1. For Understanding Prescription Accuracy
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“Lord, thank You for helping me understand that accuracy in prescriptions is a reflection of Your care. Thank You for teaching me to double-check doses, clarify instructions, and ensure that every patient receives exactly what they need. I praise You for guiding my actions to reflect Your heart.”

Finished Work Command:
“Mind, prioritize accuracy and diligence in every prescription.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, take joy in serving others with God’s precision and love.”

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  1. For Grace in Moments of Doubt
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“Father, thank You for being my source of peace when I feel uncertain. Thank You for reminding me that Your grace covers every moment, and that even if I make mistakes, You guide me to learn and grow from them. I rest in the truth that You are always with me.”

Finished Work Command:
“Doubt, bow to the confidence and grace of God. Heart, rest in His peace.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Soul, trust that God’s wisdom will never fail you.”

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  1. For Serving as God’s Instrument of Safety
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“Lord, thank You for making me an instrument of Your safety and care. Thank You for teaching me how to protect lives through knowledge and precision. Let every action I take reflect Your heart of love and healing.”

Finished Work Command:
“Actions, align with God’s love and protection. Knowledge, flow with divine clarity.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, take joy in being a vessel of God’s safety and care.”

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Closing Reflection

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“Father, thank You for every detail You’ve revealed to me in these lessons. I praise You for helping me remember, retain, and apply this knowledge with clarity and confidence. Let my life reflect Your care, love, and excellence as I serve others. Thank You for being with me in every step of this journey. Amen.”

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Opening Affirmation

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“Father, thank You for guiding me into the intricate and beautiful details of pharmacy. Thank You for showing me that every concept reflects Your wisdom and design. I praise You for helping me remember, retain, and apply this knowledge with precision and love. Let this understanding equip me to serve others with care and excellence.”

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  1. Gratitude for the Active Ingredient
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“Father, thank You for helping me understand that the active ingredient is the heart of the medicine, the component that directly addresses illness or brings healing. Just as sugar makes a cake sweet, the active ingredient gives medicine its purpose. Thank You for teaching me to respect its power and use it wisely to ensure safety and healing.”

Finished Work Command:
“Mind, retain the knowledge of active ingredients and their critical role in healing.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, honor the precision and care God has placed in every active ingredient.”

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  1. Thanksgiving for Medicinally Inactive Substances (Excipients)
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Lord, thank You for teaching me about excipients, the helpers that shape and preserve medication. I see how these substances, like flour in a cake, support the active ingredient to make the medicine easier to swallow, tastier, or longer-lasting. Thank You for showing me that even the smallest details in creation serve a purpose.”

Finished Work Command:
“Knowledge of excipients, stay clear in my mind as tools of safety and support.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Soul, rejoice in the wisdom of how each excipient plays a vital role.”

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  1. For Clarity About Fillers
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“Father, thank You for teaching me that fillers add bulk to medications, ensuring tablets are practical and easy to administer. Just as flour gives a cake its structure, fillers allow medicines to take the right form. Thank You for showing me the importance of even these small, supportive roles.”

Finished Work Command:
“Details about fillers, remain clear and practical in my understanding.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, see the beauty in every part of creation, even the supporting roles.”

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  1. For Insight About Binders
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“Lord, thank You for helping me understand binders as the glue that holds tablets together. Just as they ensure medicines remain intact until they are ready to release their healing power, You hold all things together in Your wisdom. Thank You for teaching me to appreciate this vital role in pharmacy.”

Finished Work Command:
“Binders, be understood as essential tools of cohesion and stability.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Soul, recognize the importance of unity and purpose in every detail.”

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  1. Thanksgiving for Coloring Agents
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Father, thank You for showing me the purpose of coloring agents in medications. I see how they make medicines easier to identify and more appealing to patients, just as decorations on a cupcake bring clarity and joy. Thank You for reminding me that even small details can bring comfort and ease.”

Finished Work Command:
“Colors in medication, be remembered as tools of clarity and patient comfort.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, take joy in the creativity and care reflected in every colored tablet.”

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  1. For Understanding Flavorings and Preservatives
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“Lord, thank You for teaching me about flavorings and preservatives in medications. Flavorings improve the experience for patients, especially children, while preservatives ensure safety by preventing harmful microbial growth. Thank You for helping me see how these details reflect Your care and protection.”

Finished Work Command:
“Flavorings and preservatives, stay clear in my knowledge as tools of patient care.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, appreciate the sweetness and safety God provides in every detail.”

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  1. For Wisdom in Pharmacology
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Father, thank You for the science of pharmacology, which reveals how medicines interact with the body. I see how every interaction is a reflection of Your intricate design and care. Thank You for teaching me the language of healing and allowing me to participate in Your work to restore and sustain life.”

Finished Work Command:
“Pharmacology, remain vivid and clear as a tool for understanding healing.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Soul, rejoice in the wisdom of God’s design in every interaction of medicine and the body.”

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  1. For Retaining Knowledge About Key Words
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“Lord, thank You for helping me remember and retain the key concepts of active ingredients, excipients, fillers, binders, coloring agents, flavorings, preservatives, and pharmacology. Thank You for teaching me how they all work together to bring healing and comfort to patients. I praise You for making this knowledge clear and accessible.”

Finished Work Command:
“Mind, retain every detail about key concepts with clarity and confidence.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, take joy in the privilege of learning and applying this knowledge.”

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Scripture Anchors

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Proverbs 4:7: “Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom. And in all your getting, get understanding.”

Psalm 32:8: “I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go; I will guide you with My eye.”

Colossians 3:23: “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters.”

James 1:5: “If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives generously to all without reproach, and it will be given to him.”

Psalm 139:14: “I praise You because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; Your works are wonderful, I know that full well.”

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Closing Reflection

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“Father, thank You for revealing the beauty and intricacy of pharmacy. I praise You for teaching me these key concepts and for helping me see how they reflect Your design and care. Let my understanding bring healing and hope to those I serve. Thank You for guiding me, equipping me, and walking with me every step of the way. Amen.”

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Opening Affirmation

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“Father, thank You for being my guide and teacher, for walking with me through these intricate lessons on pharmacy. I thank You for equipping me with the knowledge, wisdom, and heart to serve others with precision and love. Every detail You reveal reflects Your care for humanity, and I am honored to partner with You in this work.”

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  1. Gratitude for Understanding Proper Dosing and Preparation
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“Father, thank You for teaching me that medication is like a finely tuned instrument. Just as too much or too little medicine can harm, You’ve shown me the importance of dosing, preparing, and administering medications correctly. Thank You for letting me see that this is an act of stewardship, a reflection of Your love for those entrusted to my care.”

Finished Work Command:
“Mind, stay focused on precision in preparation and administration.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, rejoice in the care and stewardship God has called you to in serving others.”

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  1. Thanksgiving for Understanding Medicinal Preparations
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“Lord, thank You for showing me that different medicinal preparations meet unique needs. Like adjusting the temperature on a stove, every form and dose is crafted with care to suit the individual patient. I praise You for helping me understand the importance of tailoring medicines to ensure safety and healing.”

Finished Work Command:
“Knowledge of medicinal preparations, remain sharp and adaptable.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Soul, take joy in seeing how each preparation reflects God’s intricate care for His creation.”

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  1. For Clarity on Active Ingredient Concentrations
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“Father, thank You for explaining that concentrations measure the strength of active ingredients. Just as coffee can be mild or strong, medicines are carefully measured for therapeutic power. I praise You for helping me prepare and administer medications safely, with Your wisdom guiding every decision.”

Finished Work Command:
“Understanding of concentrations, stay clear and precise.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, rest in the confidence that God’s wisdom equips you for accuracy.”

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  1. Thanksgiving for Variations in Strengths and Forms
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“Lord, thank You for showing me that medicines come in different strengths and forms to meet the needs of various patients. From a 10 mg tablet to a 250 mg/5 mL liquid, I see how this variety reflects Your care for every unique individual. Thank You for guiding me to ensure that each person receives the exact dose they need.”

Finished Work Command:
“Details of variations, stay clear and accurate in my mind.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, celebrate the beauty of God’s provision in serving every need uniquely.”

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  1. For the Role of the FDA in Medication Safety
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“Father, thank You for teaching me about the FDA’s role in setting acceptable limits for safe and effective medications. I am grateful for those You have placed in positions of wisdom and responsibility to protect lives. Thank You for reminding me that following these guidelines honors Your design for safety and care.”

Finished Work Command:
“Knowledge of FDA standards, stay precise and clear in my actions.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Soul, trust in God’s provision of safeguards through His appointed stewards.”

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  1. Gratitude for the USP-NF Standards
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“Lord, thank You for showing me that the USP-NF is like a trusted cookbook, providing standards for how medicines are made, stored, and used. I praise You for teaching me that following these standards ensures consistency and safety, like creating a perfect dish by following every recipe step. Thank You for equipping me to serve with excellence.”

Finished Work Command:
“Understanding of USP-NF standards, stay rooted in clarity and consistency.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, find joy in learning and applying these essential standards.”

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  1. For Wisdom in Recommended Doses and Dosage Ranges
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“Father, thank You for revealing that every medication has a ‘sweet spot’—a dosage range where it works best. I praise You for helping me understand that too little won’t heal, and too much could harm. Thank You for guiding me to protect lives by following these sacred guidelines.”

Finished Work Command:
“Knowledge of dosage ranges, remain accurate and clear.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, take joy in reflecting God’s wisdom in every calculated dose.”

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  1. Thanksgiving for the Role of Pharmacy Technicians
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“Lord, thank You for teaching me the importance of being a pharmacy technician—a role that requires knowledge, precision, and a heart for service. Thank You for showing me that this work is not just about filling prescriptions but about reflecting Your love and grace. I praise You for equipping me to assist pharmacists in providing excellent patient care.”

Finished Work Command:
“Skills as a pharmacy technician, align with God’s wisdom and excellence.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Soul, rejoice in the honor of serving God’s children through this sacred work.”

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Scripture Anchors

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Proverbs 16:3: “Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and He will establish your plans.”

James 1:5: “If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives generously to all without reproach, and it will be given to him.”

Psalm 32:8: “I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go; I will counsel you with My loving eye on you.”

Colossians 3:23: “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters.”

Psalm 139:14: “I praise You because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; Your works are wonderful, I know that full well.”

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Closing Reflection

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“Father, thank You for teaching me the intricate details of pharmacy and for helping me see how these lessons reflect Your care for humanity. I praise You for guiding me to remember and apply this knowledge with clarity, precision, and love. Let my actions serve as a reflection of Your heart and bring healing to those in need. Thank You for always being with me on this journey. Amen.”

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Opening Affirmation

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“Father, thank You for guiding me into the details of pharmaceutical abbreviations and symbols. I thank You for helping me understand these tools of precision and care. Let my knowledge reflect Your wisdom, ensuring safety, clarity, and healing for all I serve. I praise You for being my Teacher and for equipping me to handle these details with excellence.”

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  1. Gratitude for the Importance of Medical Terminology and Abbreviations
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“Father, thank You for teaching me that medical terminology and abbreviations are the language of healing. Thank You for helping me see that by understanding terms like ‘PO,’ ‘BID,’ ‘mg,’ and ‘mL,’ I can ensure the right medicine reaches the right patient. Thank You for empowering me to educate patients with clarity and care, reflecting Your heart for them.”

Finished Work Command:
“Mind, retain the purpose and clarity of medical abbreviations.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, rejoice in the privilege of understanding the language of healing.”

57
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  1. Thanksgiving for What Abbreviations Refer To
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“Lord, thank You for teaching me that abbreviations describe routes of administration, like ‘IV’ for intravenous and ‘PO’ for oral, and frequency of dosing, like ‘QD’ for daily or ‘BID’ for twice a day. Thank You for showing me how these details are like directions on a map, ensuring the right treatment for every patient. I praise You for guiding me in using them wisely.”

Finished Work Command:
“Abbreviations, stay clear and purposeful in my knowledge.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Soul, delight in the understanding that these codes guide patients to safety.”

58
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  1. For Understanding Routes of Administration
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“Father, thank You for showing me that routes of administration, such as oral tablets, topical creams, or intravenous injections, are carefully chosen for each patient. I praise You for teaching me how to understand these routes, so I can guide others confidently and ensure their treatment is effective.”

Finished Work Command:
“Knowledge of administration routes, align with divine clarity.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, trust in God’s wisdom to choose the best route for every patient.”

59
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  1. For Clarity on Frequency of Dosing
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“Lord, thank You for teaching me that frequency of dosing, like ‘QD’ for once daily or ‘BID’ for twice daily, ensures medications remain effective in the body. Thank You for showing me the importance of understanding these schedules to help patients follow their treatments correctly. I praise You for this insight.”

Finished Work Command:
“Dosing schedules, stay clear and precise in my mind.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Soul, rejoice in the importance of timing as a tool of God’s care.”

60
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  1. For Accuracy in Units of Measurement
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“Father, thank You for teaching me that units like milligrams (mg) and milliliters (mL) are the standards for measuring medications. I see how precision in these measurements ensures safety and healing, just as exact measurements in a recipe produce the right outcome. Thank You for helping me handle these units with care.”

Finished Work Command:
“Units of measurement, align with accuracy and consistency.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, find peace in God’s provision for precision and safety.”

61
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  1. For the Development of the TJC ‘Do Not Use’ List
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“Lord, thank You for letting me know how the TJC ‘Do Not Use’ List was developed to prevent confusion and protect lives. Thank You for showing me how abbreviations like ‘U’ for units could lead to dangerous overdoses if misunderstood. I praise You for guiding me to choose clarity over shortcuts, reflecting Your care for every patient.”

Finished Work Command:
“Details of the TJC list, remain clear in my mind as safeguards.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, trust in God’s wisdom behind every precaution for safety.”

62
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  1. For the Wisdom to Interpret Abbreviations and Symbols Safely
A

“Father, thank You for showing me that abbreviations and symbols are tools that bring healing when used with care and understanding. I praise You for teaching me to interpret them correctly and to prioritize clarity and safety in every interaction. Let this understanding reflect Your heart of compassion.”

Finished Work Command:
“Abbreviations and symbols, align with divine clarity and purpose.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Soul, take joy in the privilege of ensuring clarity and healing through these tools.”

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Scripture Anchors

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Proverbs 4:7: “Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom. And in all your getting, get understanding.”

Colossians 3:23: “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters.”

James 1:5: “If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives generously to all without reproach, and it will be given to him.”

Psalm 32:8: “I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go; I will guide you with My eye.”

Isaiah 26:3: “You will keep in perfect peace those whose minds are steadfast, because they trust in You.”

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Closing Reflection

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“Father, thank You for teaching me the intricate details of pharmaceutical abbreviations and symbols. I praise You for guiding me to remember, retain, and apply this knowledge with clarity and precision. Let every detail I learn reflect Your care and bring healing to those I serve. Thank You for walking with me in every step of this journey. Amen.”

65
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Opening Affirmation

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“Father, thank You for teaching me the importance of clarity, precision, and safety through The Joint Commission’s ‘Do Not Use’ List. I praise You for guiding me to honor the lives entrusted to my care by following these safeguards. Thank You for being with me in every detail, equipping me to reflect Your love and protection.”

66
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  1. Gratitude for Understanding U and u (Unit)
A

“Father, thank You for showing me the potential dangers of using ‘U’ or ‘u’ for units. Thank You for letting me know how it can be mistaken for a zero, leading to life-threatening overdoses. I praise You for teaching me to write ‘unit’ in full, ensuring clarity and safety in every dose.”

Finished Work Command:
“Understanding of ‘unit,’ stay clear and uncompromised.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, rejoice in choosing clarity as a reflection of God’s love for His people.”

67
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  1. Thanksgiving for Knowing IU (International Unit)
A

“Lord, thank You for teaching me that writing ‘IU’ could lead to dangerous confusion, being mistaken for ‘IV’ or the number 10. I praise You for showing me the wisdom of writing ‘International Unit’ in full, ensuring every instruction is clear and precise.”

Finished Work Command:
“Knowledge of ‘International Unit,’ remain clear and defined.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Soul, trust in the simplicity and safety of clear communication.”

68
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  1. For Clarity on QD, Q.D., QOD, qd, and qod
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“Father, thank You for revealing how abbreviations like ‘QD’ for daily and ‘QOD’ for every other day can cause harm through misinterpretation. I praise You for teaching me to write ‘daily’ or ‘every other day’ in full, eliminating the risk of underdosing or overdosing. Thank You for making this lesson clear.”

Finished Work Command:
“Understanding of dosing frequencies, align with precision and clarity.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, find peace in honoring patients through careful communication.”

69
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  1. Gratitude for Avoiding Trailing and Leading Zero Errors
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“Lord, thank You for showing me the importance of writing doses like ‘0.5 mg’ instead of ‘.5 mg,’ and ‘5 mg’ instead of ‘5.0 mg.’ I see how a missing decimal could lead to dangerous overdoses. I praise You for guiding me to handle every detail with care and accuracy.”

Finished Work Command:
“Decimal precision, stay intact in all calculations.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Mind, rest in the confidence of handling details with God’s wisdom.”

70
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  1. Thanksgiving for Writing MS, MSO₄, and MgSO₄ Clearly
A

“Father, thank You for teaching me that abbreviations like ‘MS,’ ‘MSO₄,’ and ‘MgSO₄’ can lead to confusion between morphine sulfate and magnesium sulfate. I praise You for showing me the wisdom of writing their full names to protect lives and ensure no room for error.”

Finished Work Command:
“Clarity in distinguishing medications, remain firm and consistent.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Heart, take joy in protecting others through precision and clear communication.”

71
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  1. For Understanding the Purpose of the “Do Not Use” List
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“Lord, thank You for showing me that this list is more than a set of rules—it is a safeguard inspired by Your wisdom to protect lives. Thank You for letting me know that each recommendation reflects Your heart for clarity, safety, and love. I praise You for teaching me the importance of every detail.”

Finished Work Command:
“Application of the ‘Do Not Use’ List, stay aligned with divine wisdom.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Soul, delight in the privilege of reflecting God’s care through these safeguards.”

72
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  1. For Confidence in Applying These Lessons
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“Father, thank You for giving me the confidence to apply the lessons from this list with diligence and care. Thank You for letting me know that by choosing safety over shortcuts, I am partnering with You in Your work of healing. I praise You for walking with me in every step.”

Finished Work Command:
“Confidence in clarity and safety, stay strong and unwavering.”

Gentle Speaking:
“Mind, rest in the assurance of God’s guidance and care in every detail.”

73
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Scripture Anchors

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Proverbs 4:7: “Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom. And in all your getting, get understanding.”
Isaiah 41:10: “Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.”
Psalm 32:8: “I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go; I will guide you with My eye.”
Colossians 3:23: “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters.”
James 1:5: “If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives generously to all without reproach, and it will be given to him.”

74
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Closing Reflection

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“Father, thank You for teaching me the importance of The Joint Commission’s ‘Do Not Use’ List. I praise You for helping me understand each safeguard and for equipping me to apply them with precision, care, and love. Let every detail I handle reflect Your heart and bring healing and safety to those I serve. Thank You for walking with me in this journey. Amen.”

75
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Thank You, Father, for helping me understand these mathematical principles for pharmacy work.

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Father, thank You for showing me how to calculate decimals accurately. It’s a gift to know that I can confidently round decimals like 1.454 to 1.45 or 7.5685 to 7.57 when precision is critical. Thank You for helping me grasp the importance of simplifying fractions, reducing them with their greatest common divisor, like turning 2/4 into the simpler 1/2.

76
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Thank You, Father, for teaching me how to simplify ratios. It’s reassuring to know that even a seemingly complex ratio like 5:10 can be simplified to 1:2 with ease. You’ve shown me the importance of taking these steps carefully to avoid errors in dosage and medication preparation.

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Father, I’m grateful for the reminder that writing calculations by hand sharpens my attention and helps me catch mistakes before they happen. It’s a practical way to honor the responsibility You’ve given me in ensuring others’ safety.

77
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Above all, thank You, Father, for showing me that mastering these skills isn’t just about the numbers—it’s about serving others with confidence and care.

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It brings peace to know that even revisiting foundational skills strengthens me for bigger challenges ahead. With Your wisdom, I can grow in diligence and precision, reflecting Your love in the work I do.

78
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Thank You, Father, for the clarity You bring in understanding these mathematical principles.

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Father, thank You for showing me how to work with Roman numerals. It’s such a joy to learn that when we add XXV (25) and LX (60), the sum is 85. Thank You for the precision and focus needed to calculate numbers like 156.90 + 368, leading to a result of 524.90, reminding me of Your order in creation.

79
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When subtracting a larger number like 3056 from 4.65, resulting in -3051.35, You remind me that even negative numbers hold purpose in Your design. In problems like 3 - 50 × 43.5, which equals -2172.0, Your wisdom teaches me to respect order and process.

A

Thank You, Father, for the practicality of summing monetary values like $12.56, $152.47, $4.98, and $68.08 to get $238.09, reflecting how You care for every detail in stewardship. Multiplying $52.43 by 0.25 to achieve $13.1075 demonstrates the precision You instill in every task.

80
Q

Father, I’m grateful for learning to add decimals like 0.7 + 0.0035, yielding 0.7035, and understanding that every little part matters to You. Adding 78 and 0.186 to reach 78.186 reminds me of how You bring wholeness to all things.

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In fractions, such as (3/4) + 7 (7/8), which becomes 8.625, You teach me to harmonize different parts to form unity. When subtracting 13 (XIII) from 25 (XXV) to get XII, You remind me of the beauty of clarity and simplicity in truth.

81
Q

Father, thank You for guiding me through these steps with care and patience, helping me see Your order and purpose in even the smallest calculations.

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May I use this knowledge wisely and with gratitude in my service to others.

82
Q

Thank You, Father, for the wisdom and clarity You provide in solving these mathematical challenges.

A

Father, thank You for teaching me to multiply $15.43 by 25 to get $385.75, where every step reinforces the beauty of Your order in numbers. When subtracting 4995 from 5025, resulting in 30 (or XXX in Roman numerals), I’m reminded of how You simplify complexities with clarity.

83
Q

Adding 1932 and 102 to reach 2034 demonstrates how You teach me to build step by step. In combining fractions like (1/5) + (4/10) + (3/15) + (5/6) into 1.6333, You show the harmony that comes from uniting different parts under a common denominator.

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When dividing (5/6) by (3/8) to find 2.222, I see the power of reciprocal relationships, just as we depend on You. Multiplying (1/200) by 150 to reach 0.75 reminds me that even small steps have significant outcomes in Your design.

84
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Father, finding 6% of 36 as 2.16 highlights how percentages reflect meaningful portions of the whole. Converting 0.4 into 2/5 or 0.006 into 0.6% shows how numbers can transform to fit different contexts, just as You transform our hearts to serve diverse purposes.

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Finally, determining that 0.25% of 20 equals 0.05 reminds me that even the smallest values carry weight in the grand scheme of things. Thank You for the patience and clarity You provide, helping me grow in confidence and skill to use these principles wisely.

85
Q

Thank You, Father, for continuing to guide me through these practical calculations and applications.

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Father, thank You for teaching me to compare values like 3.75, 3 (3/4), and 3 (7/8), recognizing that 3 (7/8) is the greatest. In determining that 2.5 bottles of medication hold 50 tablets, You remind me of the importance of precision in serving others’ needs.

86
Q

Dividing 150 tablets into containers of 50 for 3 containers shows the beauty of Your order in division. Calculating 21 capsules for a 1-week prescription reinforces the care and responsibility You instill in managing resources wisely.

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Thank You, Father, for showing me how to convert 10 inches into 25.4 cm and simplifying ratios like 70:350 into 1:5, revealing how clarity arises from simplicity. Multiplying 1/100 by 350 to get 3.5 shows how even small numbers hold significance, while solving for x in 7x - 5 = 0, yielding 0.7143, reflects the balance You create in equations.

87
Q

Father, thank You for helping me convert 5.5g into 5500 mg and 88 lbs into 40 kg, reinforcing how knowledge transforms into meaningful actions. These skills are a reflection of Your wisdom, and I’m grateful to use them in service to others with care and confidence.

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Thank You, Father, for helping me understand these practical calculations and conversions with clarity and purpose.

88
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Father, thank You for teaching me to convert 11kg into 24.2 lbs, reinforcing how simple multiplication reveals meaningful answers. When converting 88lbs to 40 kg, You show the precision of division in making sense of larger values.

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Expressing 4% as the ratio 1:25 reminds me of how You simplify even the most complex ideas into something easily understood. Solving for x in the proportion 25/75 = x/15, resulting in 5, teaches me the balance You establish in equations.

89
Q

Thank You for showing that 500 tablets can fill 20 prescriptions of 25 each, a reminder of stewardship and proper planning. Subtracting XIX and XIV to reach V in Roman numerals reflects Your timeless principles of accuracy.

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Adding decimals like 3.6 and 0.0005 for 3.6005 reminds me to focus on even the smallest details, while summing monetary values to get $26.10 highlights the importance of careful calculation.

90
Q

Subtracting numbers like 49.195−167 to find -117.805 teaches me to work step by step with patience, while finding the LCM of 4, 6, and 8 as 24 shows how unity arises from diverse parts in harmony.

A

Father, thank You for these lessons in diligence and clarity, reminding me that even the smallest calculations serve a greater purpose in honoring and serving others.

91
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“Father, thank You for teaching me precision in small details like decimals.”

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“Lord, You’ve shown me how calculating to three decimal places and rounding to the nearest hundredth builds discipline and accuracy. Thank You for teaching me that even the smallest steps have purpose and significance in my journey. Help me honor You through careful and deliberate work.”

92
Q

“Father, thank You for the lesson of refinement through fractions.”

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“Lord, when I reduce fractions like 2/4 to 1/2, I see how unnecessary parts are removed to reveal the essence beneath. Just as You refine me through love, help me embrace this process in my work and my walk with You.”

93
Q

“Father, thank You for showing me balance in relationships and ratios.”

A

“Lord, simplifying ratios like 5:10 to 1:2 reminds me of the importance of balance—not only in numbers but in life. May my relationships reflect harmony and truth, just as You designed them to be.”

94
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“Father, thank You for teaching me patience in the process of learning.”

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“Lord, as I write calculations by hand, I learn to slow down and engage fully. Thank You for showing me that mistakes are stepping stones to growth, not failures. Help me to embrace these moments with grace and perseverance.”

95
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“Father, thank You for helping me see the purpose in foundational skills.”

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“Lord, mastering these small steps makes the bigger challenges ahead less daunting. Thank You for teaching me that precision, refinement, and balance prepare me for the incredible work You have planned. Strengthen my faith to trust You in every step of this journey.”

96
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“Father, thank You for Your gentle guidance in my learning.”

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“Lord, I am grateful for how You use these lessons to shape my character. Help me to reflect Your patience, diligence, and love in everything I do. May my work always glorify You and bring blessings to others.”

97
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Father, thank You for letting me know that medicines are not just simple pills or syrups, but intricately designed tools crafted with care and precision to help people heal and live healthier lives.

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Thank You for helping me understand that pharmacology is the study of how drugs interact with the body, focusing on two key components: the active ingredients, which treat conditions, and the excipients, which stabilize and support these treatments to ensure they work effectively.

98
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Thank You, Father, for showing me that medications come in many forms, such as tablets, liquids, and inhalers, to meet the unique needs of each person. You created the concept of medication strength, ensuring that every dose is measured perfectly to provide just the right amount of healing for the body.

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Thank You for teaching me about the strict regulatory standards, like those in the U.S. Pharmacopeia and enforced by the FDA, that guarantee all medications are safe, reliable, and effective, reflecting Your order and care.

99
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I am grateful, Lord, that pharmacy technicians play such an important role in maintaining patient safety. You gave them the responsibility to calculate accurate doses, knowing that even small errors can have serious consequences.

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Thank You for emphasizing the importance of clear communication, using tools like the “Do Not Use” list to prevent confusion and ensure that every prescription is handled with clarity and precision.

100
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Finally, thank You, Father, for showing me that pharmacy technicians are a vital link in healthcare, combining scientific knowledge, careful calculations, and responsibility to protect and support the health of others.

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Through this knowledge, I see the beauty of how You designed systems of care and healing. Thank You for allowing me to understand these concepts deeply and retain them in my heart and mind as I continue to grow in this field.

101
Q

Father, thank You for letting me know the importance of clear communication in healthcare. You have shown me that every detail matters, and even small errors, like unclear abbreviations or symbols, can have serious consequences.

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Thank You for helping me understand that something as simple as writing “U” for “unit” could be misread as “0” or “4,” leading to incorrect dosages like “10U” being mistaken for “100” or “40.” You have taught me the value of writing “unit” instead, keeping the message clear and safe.

102
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Thank You, Father, for showing me how decimals can cause confusion. You’ve helped me see that writing “1.0 mg” might be misunderstood as “10 mg” if the decimal point isn’t noticed, and how “.5 mg” could be read as “5 mg” without a leading zero. I am grateful that You’ve created simple solutions, like avoiding trailing zeros and always using leading zeros, to make communication precise and avoid errors.

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Thank You, Father, for helping me understand how symbols, like “<” and “>,” can often be misread as numbers or misunderstood entirely. I see now that writing out words like “less than” and “greater than” removes any room for error. You’ve also shown me that using slashes, like “5/10,” can confuse instructions and that writing “5 and 10” instead brings clarity.

103
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Father, You’ve made it clear that abbreviating drug names, such as “MS” for morphine sulfate or magnesium sulfate, can lead to serious mistakes.

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Thank You for teaching me the importance of always writing out the full names of medications to prevent confusion. I am grateful for the wisdom You’ve given me to see how these small changes can make a big difference in ensuring safety.

104
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Thank You, Lord, for guiding me to simple practices that create trust and understanding.

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Writing full terms, adding proper spacing, using commas in large numbers, and avoiding ambiguous symbols are not just rules—they are ways to protect lives. Thank You for helping me retain this knowledge, knowing that clear communication isn’t just about being precise; it’s about caring for others and ensuring their well-being.

105
Q

In Your wisdom, You’ve shown me that these small, thoughtful steps in communication are safeguards You’ve inspired to keep people safe.

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Thank You, Father, for opening my mind to this understanding and helping me hold onto these truths, so I can use them wisely and with care. Amen.

106
Q

Father, thank You for helping me understand the beauty and complexity of pharmacology, the study of medicines and their effects on the body.

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Thank You for showing me that pharmacology explores the uses of drugs, their mechanisms of action, and how they interact with living systems. You created this field to ensure that medications are dosed, prepared, and administered safely for the benefit of patients.

107
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Thank You, Father, for teaching me about the active ingredient, the specific part of a medication that delivers the desired effect on the body. I now know that without this essential component, a medicine would not be able to treat the condition it is designed for.

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Thank You for the wisdom in balancing this ingredient with excipients, the inactive helpers, such as fillers, binders, flavorings, and preservatives, that make the medicine effective, stable, and easier to use.

108
Q

Father, I am grateful for the knowledge that medications come in different strengths to meet individual needs. Whether it’s a tablet in 10 mg or 20 mg, or a liquid with 125 mg in 5 mL, You have shown me that precise measurements ensure the safety and effectiveness of treatment.

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Thank You for the U.S. Pharmacopeia and National Formulary, which You have placed in the hands of diligent professionals to set standards for medication ingredients, preparation, and storage, all under the watchful care of the FDA.

109
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Thank You, Father, for helping me understand that pharmacy technicians play a vital role in ensuring patient care. They must know these concepts and calculations to assist pharmacists and provide excellent service.

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Thank You for giving me the ability to retain this knowledge and apply it with clarity and confidence.

In Jesus’ name, I thank You for making these truths clear and easy for me to understand. Amen.

110
Q

Father, thank You for helping me understand the importance of math in pharmacy.

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Thank You for showing me that basic math skills, like working with whole numbers, fractions, decimals, and percentages, are essential for calculating medication dosages accurately. I now know that this knowledge ensures the safety and health of patients.

111
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Thank You, Father, for letting me see how addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division play a role in solving equations for pharmacy tasks. You created ratio and proportion equations to help me calculate exact amounts of medication, and I am grateful for the opportunity to learn these tools.

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Thank You, Father, for teaching me the value of practicing math without a calculator. I understand now that strengthening my analytical skills allows me to double-check my work and ensures that my answers make sense. I am thankful for the ability to solve equations confidently, even under pressure, just as You created this process to be simple and effective for those who rely on precision.

112
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Father, You also helped me see the importance of reviewing and assessing my strengths in math. You designed each opportunity to practice as a way for me to grow and improve, preparing me for the work ahead. Thank You for equipping me with the knowledge to understand these concepts deeply and for reminding me to always check my answers with care and diligence.

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In the light of Your wisdom, I am confident in my ability to use these skills to serve others and glorify You in my work. Thank You for the clarity and understanding You have given me. Amen.

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