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This learning resource is a 13-page PDF file with a review of the essential information for calculating medication... see more
Drug dosage calculations is 10-page tutorial that reviews the rationale for drug calculations, and metric system... see more
Drug Calculations for Health Professionals includes drill and practice questions for 1) metric conversion, 2) fluid... see more
This learning resource is designed to provide a simple overview of the methods for drug calculation along with four sets... see more
Dosage calculation and basic conversion is very important for nurses to know because a serious damage or even death can... see more
this learning resource a tutorial designed for paramedics; however, other healthcare professional students might also... see more
Interactive tutorials on drug calculations for nursing. The tutorials involve explanation videos followed by practice... see more
NCLEX reviewer for drug calculations! A nursing test bank to practice nursing dosage calculation problems. Test your... see more
This is an excellent common medication calculation tip sheet, which includes formulas, conversions, and examples. It was... see more
This video will show you steps to understanding how to coloect with diminsional analysis
Free mobile application for healthcare professionals to obtain drug information, calculations, provider search, medical... see more
This site contains 12 videos regarding dosage calculations and 12 practice quizzes to coincide with the presentations to... see more
Pill Identifier and Drug List – Patient Care Edition is a FREE tool that helps you identify Brand and Generic drugs by... see more
Complete PDF pediatric nursing study guide. Covers all topics of study including growth and development, special... see more
"With Calc & Draw, your could write down your shopping list and use the stylish calculator to get the sum. Because this... see more
This is a free course offered by the Saylor Consortium. 'Physical Chemistry II is quite different from Physical Chemistry... see more