NEW! The math review chapters at the beginning of the text will be combined into one chapter that covers the five math areas and this chapter will include ample practice problems
Drug labels and drug information included in the example and practice problems will be updated with special attention to the critical care, insulin and diabetes drugs
Current photos will be replaced with new ones that are more culturally diverse
An extensive math review which covers the basic math skills essential for accurate calculation of drug dosages and helps students identify their strengths and weaknesses
Chapter worksheets provide a way for students to practice solving realistic problems
Post-tests at the end of the each chapter let students assess their understanding of chapter content
An alert box that calls attention to information crucial to math calculation and patient safety. • Chapter material organized from simple to complex helps students to better retain content and build upon their prior knowledge
A comprehensive post-test at the end of the book offers additional practice and accurately gauges students’ overall understanding
Learning objectives keep students focused and explain what they should accomplish upon completion of each chapter
Next Generation NCLEX® style practice problems appropriate for drug calculations which promotes critical thinking with respect to drug administration
Part I: Review of Mathematics Review of Mathematics Pre-test 1. Fractions 2. Decimals 3. Percents 4. Ratios 5. Proportions Review of Mathematics Post-test
Part II Units and Measurements for the Calculation of Drug Dosages 6. Metric and Household Measurements 7. Calculations Used in Patient Assessments
Part III Preparation for Calculation of Drug Dosages 8. Safety in Medication Administration 9. Interpretation of the Physician's Orders 10. Reading Medication Label
Part IV Calculation of Drug Dosages 11. Oral Dosages 12. Parenteral Dosages 13. Dosages Measured in Units 14. Reconstitution of Medications 15. Intravenous Flow Rates 16. Intravenous Flow Rates for Dosages Measured in Units 17. Critical Care Intravenous Flow Rates 18. Pediatric Dosages 19. Obstetric Dosages Comprehensive Post-test Glossary
Sheila J. Ogden, MSN, RN, Formerly Director, Orthopaedic Service Line Clarian Health Partners Indianapolis, Indiana, USA and Linda Fluharty, RNC, MSN, Associate Professor School of Health Sciences Nursing Program Ivy Tech Community College Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
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