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NURS 328 – Pediatric Dosage & Calculation Practice Test 2, National University Latest Study Guide (2026)

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This document provides a comprehensive study guide for NURS 328 Pediatric Dosage and Calculation Practice Test 2 at National University, updated for 2026. It features practice questions with answer explanations covering pediatric medication calculations, weight-based dosing, dosage conversions, dimensional analysis, intravenous medication calculations, safe medication administration principles, and dosage verification techniques. The material is designed to support structured revision, strengthen mathematical accuracy, and improve competency in pediatric medication administration and clinical calculations. Claims of “correct and verified answers” should be treated cautiously, as official assessment content and grading standards may vary.

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NURS 328 PEDIATRIC
DOSAGE & CALCULATION
PRACTICE TEST 2
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
2026.

, Calculations

Instruction: Below are practice questions to help you with the Pediatric Dosages & Calculation
exam. Please work on each question. Because answers are provided at the end, it is a must for you
to show your work. Please use a separate paper, if needed.


There are several formulas used to calculate drug doges: Only one formula is necessary to
calculate any medication. Choose the formula easiest for you to Use. .

A Desired Dose Volume of Desired Dose
x Volume of Drug on (X) ,
Dose on Hand Hand


B. Dose on Hand desired Volume
Desired (X)
Volume on Hand
"


C Desired Dose
Dose on Hand


Practice Questions:

1. Concentration of Lanoxin is 50 mcg/0.5 ml. How many ml would be
administered to give 75 mcg Lanoxin?

2. Final concentration of diluted Penicillin is 300,000 units/10 ml.
The dose is Penicillin 400,000 units IV. How many ml would you give?

3. Lasix comes 10 mg/l ml. The order is for 22 mg. How many ml would you
administer?

4. The Ampicillin final concentration is 250 mg/5 ml. What volume do you give for a
dose of 400 mg IV?

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