DRUG CALCULATION QUESTIONS - ResourcePharm

1 R Sinclair, Pharmacy DRUG CALCULATION QUESTIONS The following CALCULATION QUESTIONS have been drawn from various sources. They are not indicative of the standard applied in the RPSGB pre-registration exam2 R Sinclair, Pharmacy DRUG CALCULATIONS Drug CALCULATION QUESTIONS are a major concern for most pre-registration pharmacists and are also a worry for those involved in pre-registration training. When it is obvious that people are struggling with what are basic cal-culations, as part of a test exam or at their workdesk, one would be right to question their ability to accurately calculate doses in critical situations or environments such as on the Ward. The vast majority of necessary calculations are likely to be relatively straightforward and it is infrequent that one needs to use any complicated formulas.

13) How many mmols of Sodium and Chloride are there in 0.9% Sodium Chloride for Injection, given that the MW = 58.44. Express your answer as mmol / Litre 14) How many mmols each are there of Sodium and Bicarbonate in 8.4% Sodium Bicarbonate in a 10ml minijet. The molecular weight of Sodium Bicarbonate is 84.1

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