Curren's Math for Meds: Dosages and Solutions 11th edition

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• Chapter 1: Relative Value, Addition, and Subtraction of Decimals
  • Problems 1.1: Relative Value of Decimals
  • Problems 1.2: Relative Value of Decimals
  • Problems 1.3: Relative Value of Decimals
  • Problems 1.4: Relative Value of Decimals
  • Problems 1.5: Relative Value of Decimals
  • Problems 1.6: Addition and Subtraction of Decimals
  • 1: Summary Self-Test
  
  
• Chapter 2: Multiplication and Division of Decimals
  • Problems 2.1: Multiplication of Decimals
  • Problems 2.2: Elimination of Decimal Points
  • Problems 2.3: Reduction of Fractions
  • Problems 2.4: Reduction of Numbers Ending in Zero
  • Problems 2.5: Expressing to the Nearest Tenth
  • Problems 2.6: Expressing to the Nearest Hundredth
  • 2: Summary Self-Test
  
  
• Chapter 3: Solving Common Fraction Equations
  • Problems 3.1: Whole-Number Equations
  • Problems 3.2: Decimal Fraction Equations
  • Problems 3.3: Multiple-Number Equations
  • 3: Summary Self-Test
  
  
• Chapter 4: Metric/International (SI) System
  • Problems 4.1: Basic Units of the Metric/SI System
  • Problems 4.2: Metric/SI Prefixes and Abbreviations
  • Problems 4.3: Metric/SI Notation Rules
  • Problems 4.4: Conversion Between Metric/SI Units
  • Problems 4.5: Conversion Between Metric/SI Units
  • Problems 4.6: Conversion Between Metric/SI Units
  • 4: Summary Self-Test
  
  
• Chapter 5: Unit, Percentage, Milliequivalent, Ratio, and Household Measures
  • Problems 5.1: International Units (units)
  • Problems 5.2: Milliequivalent (mEq) Measures
  • Problems 5.3: Ratio Measures
  • 5: Summary Self-Test
  
  
• Chapter 6: Oral Medication Labels and Dosage Calculation
  • Problems 6.1: Tablet and Capsule Labels
  • Problems 6.2: Tablet and Capsule Labels
  • Problems 6.3: Tablet/Capsule Dosage Calculation
  • Problems 6.4: Tablet/Capsule Dosage Calculation
  • Problems 6.5: Tablet/Capsule Dosage Calculation
  • Problems 6.6: Tablet/Capsule Dosage Calculation
  • Problems 6.7: Oral Solution Labels
  • Problems 6.8: Oral Solution Labels
  • Problems 6.9: Oral Solution Labels
  • 6: Summary Self-Test
  
  
• Chapter 7: Safe Medication Administration
  • Problems 7.1: Medication Administration Records
  • Problems 7.2: Medication Administration Records
  • 7: Summary Self-Test
  
  
• Chapter 8: Hypodermic Syringe Measurement
  • Problems 8.1: Standard 3 mL Syringe
  • Problems 8.2: Standard 3 mL Syringe
  • Problems 8.3: Standard 3 mL Syringe
  • Problems 8.4: Standard 3 mL Syringe
  • Problems 8.5: Tuberculin (TB) Syringe
  • Problems 8.6: Tuberculin (TB) Syringe
  • Problems 8.7: 5 and 10 mL Syringes
  • Problems 8.8: 5 and 10 mL Syringes
  • Problems 8.9: 20 mL and Larger Syringes
  • Problems 8.10: 20 mL and Larger Syringes
  • 8: Summary Self-Test
  
  
• Chapter 9: Parenteral Medication Labels and Dosage Calculation
  • Problems 9.1: Reading Metric/SI Solution Labels
  • Problems 9.2: Reading Metric/SI Solution Labels
  • Problems 9.3: Percent (%) and Ratio Solution Labels
  • Problems 9.4: Percent (%) and Ratio Solution Labels
  • Problems 9.5: Percent (%) and Ratio Solution Labels
  • Problems 9.6: Solutions Measured in International Units
  • Problems 9.7: Solutions Measured as Milliequivalents (mEq)
  • 9: Summary Self-Test
  
  
• Chapter 10: Reconstitution of Powdered Drugs
  • Problems 10.1: Reconstitution of a Single-Strength Solution
  • Problems 10.2: Reconstitution of a Single-Strength Solution
  • Problems 10.3: Reconstitution of a Single-Strength Solution
  • Problems 10.4: Reconstitution of a Single-Strength Solution
  • Problems 10.5: Reconstitution of a Single-Strength Solution
  • Problems 10.6: Reconstitution of a Single-Strength Solution
  • Problems 10.7: Reconstitution from Package Insert Directions
  • Problems 10.8: Reconstitution of Multiple-Strength Solutions
  • Problems 10.9: Reconstitution of Multiple-Strength Solutions
  • 10: Summary Self-Test
  
  
• Chapter 11: Measuring Insulin Dosages
  • Problems 11.1: Types of Insulin; Insulin Vial and Insulin Injection Pen Label Identification
  • Problems 11.2: Insulin Syringes
  • Problems 11.3: Insulin Syringes
  • Problems 11.4: Insulin Syringes
  • Problems 11.5: Insulin Syringes
  • Problems 11.6: Insulin Syringes
  • Problems 11.7: Insulin Syringes
  • Problems 11.8: Insulin Injection Sites and Techniques
  • 11: Summary Self-Test
  
  
• Chapter 12: Ratio and Proportion
  • Problems 12.1: Ratios
  • Problems 12.2: Ratio and Proportion Expressed Using Common Fractions
  • Problems 12.3: Dosage Calculation Using Ratio and Proportion Expressed as Common Fractions
  • Problems 12.4: Ratio and Proportion Expressed Using Colons
  • Problems 12.5: Dosage Calculation Using Ratio and Proportion Expressed with Colons
  • Problems 12.6: Calculations when Dosages are in Different Units of Measure
  • 12: Summary Self-Test
  
  
• Chapter 13: Dimensional Analysis/Units Conversion
  • Problems 13.1: Clinical Ratios; The Basic DA Equation
  • Problems 13.2: Equations Requiring Metric Conversions
  • 13: Summary Self-Test
  
  
• Chapter 14: Formula Method
  • Problems 14.1: Basic Formula
  • Problems 14.2: Use with Metric Conversions
  • Problems 14.3: Use with Units and mEq Calculations
  • 14: Summary Self-Test
  
  
• Chapter 15: Adult and Pediatric Dosages Based on Body Weight
  • Problems 15.1: Converting lb to kg
  • Problems 15.2: Converting kg to lb
  • Problems 15.3: Calculating Dosages from Drug Label Information
  • Problems 15.4: Calculating Dosages from Drug Literature
  • Problems 15.5: Calculating Dosages from Drug Literature
  • Problems 15.6: Calculating Dosages from Drug Literature
  • Problems 15.7: Calculating Dosages from Drug Literature
  • Problems 15.8: Calculating Dosages from Drug Literature
  • 15: Summary Self-Test
  
  
• Chapter 16: Adult and Pediatric Dosages Based on Body Surface Area
  • Problems 16.1: Calculating BSA from kg and cm
  • Problems 16.2: Calculating BSA from lb and in
  • Problems 16.3: Dosage Calculation Based on BSA
  • Problems 16.4: Assessing Orders Based on BSA
  • Problems 16.5: Assessing Orders Based on BSA
  • Problems 16.6: Assessing Orders Based on BSA
  • Problems 16.7: Assessing Orders Based on BSA
  • 16: Summary Self-Test
  
  
• Chapter 17: Introduction to IV Therapy
  • Problems 17.1: Primary Line, Secondary Line, Volume-Controlled Burettes, and Indwelling Infusion Ports/Intermittent Locks
  • Problems 17.2: Volumetric Pumps, Syringe Pumps, and Patient-Controlled Analgesia (PCA) Devices
  • Problems 17.3: Introduction to IV Fluids
  • 17: Summary Self-Test
  
  
• Chapter 18: IV Flow Rate Calculation
  • Problems 18.1: IV Tubing Calibration
  • Problems 18.2: Using Ratio and Proportion to Calculate gtt/min Flow Rates
  • Problems 18.3: Using Dimensional Analysis to Calculate gtt/min Flow Rates
  • Problems 18.4: Formula and Division Factor Methods of Flow Rate Calculation
  • Problems 18.5: Formula and Division Factor Methods of Flow Rate Calculation
  • Problems 18.6: Division Factor Method
  • Problems 18.7: Division Factor Method
  • Problems 18.8: Division Factor Method
  • Problems 18.9: Regulating Flow Rate
  • Problems 18.10: Regulating Flow Rate
  • Problems 18.11: Correcting Off-Schedule Rates
  • 18: Summary Self-Test
  
  
• Chapter 19: Calculating IV Infusion and Completion Times
  • Problems 19.1: Calculating Infusion Time from mL/hr Ordered
  • Problems 19.2: Calculating Infusion Completion Times and International/Military Time Calculations
  • Problems 19.3: Standard Time Calculations
  • Problems 19.4: Labeling Solution Bags with Infusion and Completion Times
  • 19: Summary Self-Test
  
  
• Chapter 20: IV Medication and Titration Calculations
  • Problems 20.1: Using Ratio and Proportion to Calculate mL/hr Rate for Dosage Ordered
  • Problems 20.2: Using Ratio and Proportion to Calculate mL/hr Rate for Dosage Per kg Ordered
  • Problems 20.3: Using Ratio and Proportion to Calculate Infusion Titrations
  • Problems 20.4: Using Dimensional Analysis to Calculate mL/hr Rate for Dosage Ordered
  • Problems 20.5: Using Dimensional Analysis to Calculate mL/hr Rate for Dosage Per kg Ordered
  • Problems 20.6: Using Dimensional Analysis to Calculate mL/hr Rate for Dosage Per kg Ordered
  • Problems 20.7: Using Dimensional Analysis to Calculate Infusion Titrations
  • 20: Summary Self-Test
  
  
• Chapter 21: Heparin Infusion Calculations
  • Problems 21.1: Heparin IV and Vial Labels
  • Problems 21.2: Calculating mL/hr IV Flow Rate from units/hr Ordered
  • Problems 21.3: Calculating units/hr Infusing from mL/hr Flow Rate
  • 21: Summary Self-Test
  
  
• Chapter 22: Pediatric Oral Parenteral Medications
  • 22: Oral Medications
  • 22: Intramuscular and Subcutaneous Medications
  • 22: Summary Self-Test
  
  
• Chapter 23: Pediatric Intravenous Medications
  • Problems 23.1: Medication Administration via Burette
  • Problems 23.2: Comparing IV Dosages Ordered with Average Dosages
  • 23: Summary Self-Test