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9780781762649

Henke's Med-Math Dosage Calculation, Preparation and Administration

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    9780781762649

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    0781762642

  • Edition: 5th
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  • Copyright: 2005-10-26
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Summary

Now in its Fifth Edition, this best-selling text features a highly visual, hands-on approach to learning dosage calculations and principles of drug administration. It presents step-by-step approaches to solving problems and includes dosage problems that simulate actual clinical experience. Each chapter includes numerous examples, self-tests, and proficiency tests. This edition covers all four dosage calculation methods--formula, ratio, and proportion side by side in each chapter, and dimensional analysis in a new chapter. Drug labels are current, and problems use JCAHO-approved abbreviations. A handy quick-reference plastic pull-out card shows conversions and formulas. A bound-in CD-ROM contains dosage calculation problems and a medication administration video.

Table of Contents

Arithmetic Needed for Dosage
1(26)
Multiplying Whole Numbers
1(1)
Dividing Whole Numbers
2(1)
Fractions
3(6)
Types of Fractions
3(2)
Multiplying Fractions
5(1)
Dividing Fractions
6(1)
Changing Fractions to Decimals
7(2)
Decimals
9(3)
Reading Decimals
9(1)
Dividing Decimals
9(1)
Clearing the Divisor of Decimal Points
10(1)
Rounding Off Decimals
11(1)
Comparing the Value of Decimals
12(1)
Percent
12(2)
Percents That Are Whole Numbers
13(1)
Percents That Are Decimals
13(1)
Percents That Are Fractions
13(1)
Ratio and Proportion
14(7)
Solving Proportions With an Unknown
14(1)
Proportions Expressed as Decimals
15(1)
Proportions Expressed as Two Ratios Separated by Colons
15(1)
Ratio and Proportion in Dosage
16(5)
Answers to Self Tests
21(6)
Interpreting the Language of Prescriptions
27(20)
Time of Administration of Drugs
27(4)
Military Time: The 24-Hour Clock
30(1)
Routes of Administration
31(1)
Metric and SI Abbreviations
32(1)
Apothecary Abbreviations
33(2)
Household Abbreviations
35(1)
Terms and Abbreviations for Drug Preparations
36(9)
Answers to Self Tests
45(2)
Drug Labels and Packaging
47(19)
Drug Labels
47(4)
Drug Packaging
51(14)
Unit-Dose Packaging
51(3)
Multidose Packaging
54(11)
Answers to Self Tests
65(1)
Metric, Apothecary and Household Systems of Measurement
66(17)
Metric System
66(7)
Measures of Weight
66(1)
Weight Equivalents
66(1)
Converting Solid Equivalents
67(6)
Apothecary System
73(2)
Apothecary Abbreviations
73(1)
Solid Apothecary Measure--The Grain
73(1)
Solid Equivalents--Apothecary and Metric
73(2)
Household System
75(6)
Household Measures
75(1)
Metric Liquid Measures
76(1)
Liquid Apothecary Measures
76(1)
Conversions Among Liquid Measures
76(5)
Answers to Self Tests
81(2)
Drug Preparations and Equipment to Measure Doses
83(14)
Drug Preparations
83(3)
Oral Route
83(1)
Parenteral Route
84(1)
Topical Route
85(1)
Equipment to Measure Doses
86(9)
Medicine Cup
87(1)
Syringes
88(2)
Rounding Off Numbers in Liquid Dosage Answers
90(2)
Needles for Intramuscular and Subcutaneous Injections
92(3)
Answers to Self Tests
95(2)
Calculation of Oral Medications--Solids and Liquids
97(45)
Proportion Expressed as Two Fractions
97(1)
Proportion Expressed as Two Ratios
98(1)
Formula Method
99(1)
Oral Solids
99(8)
Application of the Rule for Oral Solids
99(2)
Formula Method: Clearing Decimals
101(5)
Special Types of Oral Solid Orders
106(1)
Oral Liquids
107(6)
Application of the Rule for Oral Liquids
107(6)
Special Types of Oral Liquid Orders
113(1)
Mental Drill for Oral Solid and Liquid Problems
113(8)
Answers to Self Tests
121(21)
Liquids for Injection
142(55)
Calculating Injection Problems
143(7)
3-mL Syringe
143(1)
1-mL Precision Syringe
143(7)
Special Types of Problems in Injections from a Liquid
150(6)
When Supply Is a Ratio
150(3)
When Supply Is a Percent
153(3)
Insulin Injections
156(4)
Types of Insulin
156(1)
Types of Insulin Syringes
157(1)
Preparing an Injection Using an Insulin Syringe
158(1)
Mixing Two Insulins in One Syringe
158(2)
Injections from Powders
160(3)
Application of the Rule for Injections from Powders
160(3)
Distinctive Features of Injections from Powders
163(2)
Where to Find Information About Reconstitution of Powders
165(7)
Critical Thinking: Test Your Clinical Savvy
172(185)
Answers to Self Tests
185(12)
Calculation of Basic IV Drip Rates
197(33)
Types of Intravenous Fluids
197(1)
Kinds of Intravenous Drip Factors
198(8)
Infusion Pumps
198(1)
Labeling IVs
199(1)
Calculating Basic IV Drip Rates
199(2)
Application of the Rule
201(3)
Determining Hours an IV Will Run
204(1)
Choosing the Infusion Set
205(1)
Need for Continuous Observation
206(1)
Adding Medications to IVs
206(3)
Medications Ordered Over Several Hours
206(3)
Medications for Intermittent Intravenous Administration
209(3)
Explanation
209(3)
Admixture IVs
212(1)
Changing the Intravenous Drip Rate
212(7)
Recording Intake
212(7)
Answers to Self Tests
219(11)
Special Types of Intravenous Calculations
230(38)
Medications Ordered in Units/hr or mg/hr
230(9)
Units/hr--Rule and Calculation
231(2)
mg/hr, g/hr--Rule and Calculation
233(4)
mg/min--Rule and Calculation
237(2)
Medications Ordered in mcg/min, mcg/kg/min, or Milliunits/min
239(5)
mcg/min--Rule and Calculations
239(3)
mcg/kg/min--Rule and Calculation
242(1)
Milliunits/min--Rule and Calculation
243(1)
Body Surface Nomogram
244(3)
m2--Rule and Calculation
246(1)
Patient-Controlled Analgesia
247(3)
Critical Thinking: Test Your Clinical Savvy
250(3)
Answers to Self Tests
253(15)
Dosage Problems for Infants and Children
268(35)
Dosage Based on mg/kg and Body Surface Area
269(14)
Converting Ounces to Pounds
269(1)
Converting Pounds to Kilograms
269(1)
Steps and Rule--mg/kg Body Weight
270(8)
Determining BSA in m2
278(2)
Steps and Rule--m2 Medication Orders
280(3)
Administering Intravenous Medications
283(5)
General Guidelines for Continuous IV Medications
288(2)
Critical Thinking: Test Your Clinical Savvy
290(3)
Answers to Self Tests
293(10)
Dimensional Analysis
303(28)
Oral Solid Medication Equation and Calculation
303(2)
Oral Liquid Medication Equation and Calculation
305(1)
Parenteral Liquid Medication Equation and Calculation
305(1)
Insulin Equation and Calculation
306(2)
Dimensional Analysis Method With Equivalency Conversions
308(3)
Dimensional Analysis Method With Weight-Based Calculations
311(2)
Calculation of Medications Based on BSA
312(1)
Dimensional Analysis Method With Reconstitution of Medications
313(2)
Dimensional Analysis Method With Calculation of Intravenous Fluids
315(1)
Dimensional Analysis Method With Advanced Intravenous Calculations
316(7)
Calculating mL/hr
316(1)
Calculating mg/hr or Units/hr
317(1)
Calculating mL/hr for Drugs Ordered in mg or mcg/min
318(1)
Calculating mL/hr for Drugs Ordered in mcg/kg/min
319(4)
Answers to Self Tests
323(8)
Information Basic to Administering Drugs
331(23)
Drug Knowledge
331(4)
Generic and Trade Names
332(1)
Classification
332(1)
Pregnancy Category
332(1)
Dosage and Route
333(1)
Action
333(1)
Indications
333(1)
Side and Adverse Effects
333(1)
Contraindications and Precautions
333(1)
Interactions and Incompatibilities
334(1)
Nursing Implications
334(1)
Signs of Effectiveness
335(1)
Patient Teaching
335(1)
Pharmacokinetics
335(2)
Absorption
335(1)
Distribution
335(1)
Biotransformation
336(1)
Excretion
336(1)
Tolerance
336(1)
Cumulation
336(1)
Half-Life
337(1)
Legal Considerations
337(3)
Criminal Law
337(1)
Civil Law
338(2)
Ethical Principles in Drug Administration
340(1)
Autonomy
340(1)
Truthfulness
340(1)
Beneficence
341(1)
Nonmaleficence
341(1)
Confidentiality
341(1)
Justice
341(1)
Fidelity
341(1)
Specific Points That May Be Helpful in Giving Medications
341(5)
Three Checks and Five Rights
341(1)
Medication Orders
342(1)
Knowledge Base
343(1)
Medication Safety
343(1)
Oral Medications--Tablets and Capsules
344(1)
Liquid Medications
344(1)
Giving Medications
344(1)
Charting
345(1)
Evaluation
345(1)
Error in Medication
345(1)
Critical Thinking: Test Your Clinical Savvy
346(7)
Answers to Self Tests
353(1)
Administration Procedures
354(37)
Universal or Standard Precautions Applied to Administration of Medications
354(3)
General Safeguards in Administering Medications
354(3)
Systems of Administration
357(3)
Ticket System
357(1)
Mobile Cart System
358(1)
Computer Printouts
359(1)
Routes of Administration
360(19)
Oral Route
360(1)
Parenteral Route
361(9)
Administering Injections
370(3)
Application to Skin and Mucous Membrane
373(6)
Special Considerations
379(1)
Neonatal and Pediatric Considerations
379(1)
Geriatric Considerations
380(1)
Critical Thinking: Test Your Clinical Savvy
380(9)
Answers to Self Tests
389(2)
Appendix A Proficiency Test Answers 391(62)
Glossary 453(6)
Index 459

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