Clinical Calculations Exam 2
Questions & Answers (Grade A+)
What is needed to setup basic equation using DA -
correct answer ✅-desired answer units
-given quantity and units to be converted
-a conversion factor
DA -
correct answer ✅dimensional analysis
ex. how many inches in 2 ft -
correct answer ✅desired: inches
given: 2 feet
conversion: 12 in a 1 ft
drug comes in -
correct answer ✅dry form because they are more stable in that
form that liquid
dry forms can sit on a -
correct answer ✅shelf longer
, Clinical Calculations Exam 2
Questions & Answers (Grade A+)
reconstituted liquids must -
correct answer ✅be discarded after a certain amount of time
(usually 24 hrs) if not used bc they become unstable
liquid has to be -
correct answer ✅added to the drug to crate the solution to
administer
reconstitution can be -
correct answer ✅single dose
OR
multi dose
drug label contents -
correct answer ✅-drug name
-amount of drug in vial
-reconstitution instructions
-storage instructions
-concentration of drug after dilution
-expiration and discard time
Questions & Answers (Grade A+)
What is needed to setup basic equation using DA -
correct answer ✅-desired answer units
-given quantity and units to be converted
-a conversion factor
DA -
correct answer ✅dimensional analysis
ex. how many inches in 2 ft -
correct answer ✅desired: inches
given: 2 feet
conversion: 12 in a 1 ft
drug comes in -
correct answer ✅dry form because they are more stable in that
form that liquid
dry forms can sit on a -
correct answer ✅shelf longer
, Clinical Calculations Exam 2
Questions & Answers (Grade A+)
reconstituted liquids must -
correct answer ✅be discarded after a certain amount of time
(usually 24 hrs) if not used bc they become unstable
liquid has to be -
correct answer ✅added to the drug to crate the solution to
administer
reconstitution can be -
correct answer ✅single dose
OR
multi dose
drug label contents -
correct answer ✅-drug name
-amount of drug in vial
-reconstitution instructions
-storage instructions
-concentration of drug after dilution
-expiration and discard time