Pharmacy Formulas and Conversions, Exams of Nursing

Various formulas and conversions commonly used in pharmacy, including weight conversions, dosage calculations for children, temperature conversions, and dea number verification. It also includes formulas for calculating creatinine clearance and intravenous flow rates.

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Pharmacy Formulas
Convert pound to kg -
weight/2.2
ex: 132lb / 2.2 = 60kg
Convert kg to pounds -
weight X 2.2
ex: 60kg X 2.2 = 132 lb
Clark's Rule -
adult dose X (weight / 150) = child dose
ex: 11 yr girl, 70 lb, adult dose is 500mg
500 X (70 / 150) = 235mg
Fahrenheit to Celcius, formula A -
9C = 5F - 160
Fahrenheit to Celcius, formula B -
1.8C + 32 = F
or
(F-32) / 1.8 = C
Fahrenheit to Celcius, formula C -
9/5C + 32 = F
Young's Rule -
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Pharmacy Formulas

Convert pound to kg - weight/2. ex: 132lb / 2.2 = 60kg Convert kg to pounds - weight X 2. ex: 60kg X 2.2 = 132 lb Clark's Rule - adult dose X (weight / 150) = child dose ex: 11 yr girl, 70 lb, adult dose is 500mg 500 X (70 / 150) = 235mg Fahrenheit to Celcius, formula A - 9C = 5F - 160 Fahrenheit to Celcius, formula B - 1.8C + 32 = F or (F-32) / 1.8 = C Fahrenheit to Celcius, formula C - 9/5C + 32 = F Young's Rule -

Adult dose X [ Age / (Age + 12)] = Child Dose ex: 11 yr girl, 70 lb, 500mg adult dose 500 X [11 / (11 + 12)] = 240mg DEA number confirmation - first letter = prescriber classification last letter = first letter prescriber's last name add numbers: (1st + 3rd +5th ) + [(2nd + 4th + 6th) *2] =? last digit of answer = last digit of DEA number NDC-first 5 digits - manufacturer NDC-second 4 digits - unique medication, formulation, strength NDC-last 2 digits - package size or type Child's dose (years) - [age in years / (age + 12)] X adult dose Child's dose (months) - (age in months /150) X adult dose Child's dose (weight) - (weight/150) X adult dose

1 grain = ____ mg - 65 1 grams = ____ grains - 15 1 ounce = ____ ml - 30 1 pint = _____ ml - 473 1 kg =____lb -

1 qt = ____ pts - 2 1 gal = _____ qts - 4 1 g = _______kg -

1 g = ______ mg - 1, Percent formula -

number of parts / total parts