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Pharmacy Calculations (PT) - 2025
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Calculate and match the following liquid doses. Use the labels provided as required. Round to a measurable quantity. Keeping in view the syringes used.
A physician orders ampicillin sodium 0.4 g IM q6h. Use the following label for calculations.
- What is the total weight of medication in the vial? ____________________________
- What amount of diluent should be added to the medication? ___________________________
- How long is the medication stable after reconstitution? ___________________________
- What are the two routes of administration for this medication? _______________________
- What is the strength of the medication after reconstitution? _________________________
- What is the total volume of the medication after reconstitution? _____________________
- What is the volume of medication that should be administered per dose? _______________
Dose ordered: heparin sodium 25,000 units SC
Label: Heparin Sodium 10,000 Units/ mL (1mL Multiple Dose Vial)
Volume to be given: ____________________
Which syringe shows the correct amount of medication to be administered (A, B, C, or D)? ______________
Dose ordered: furosemide 30 mg
Label: Furosemide injection 10 mg/mL, 4 mL single dose vial
Volume to be given: ____________________
Which syringe shows the correct amount of medication to be administered (A, B, C, or D)? _______
Dose ordered: Dilaudid 3.2 mg IV stat for severe pain
Label: Dilaudid 4 mg/mL
Volume to be given: ____________________
Which syringe shows the correct amount of medication to be administered (A or B)? _____
A physician orders streptomycin sulfate 750 mg IM daily. Use the following label for calculations.
- What is the total weight of the medication in the vial? ____________________
- What is the volume of diluent that should be added to the vial? ____________________
- What diluent should be used for reconstitution? ____________________
- Is the vial of medication correct for the route of administration? ____________________
- What is the length of time that the medication can be stored after reconstitution? _____________
- What is the strength of the medication after reconstitution? _________________________
- What is the total volume of the medication after reconstitution? _____________________
- What is the volume of medication that should be administered to the patient daily? (round to the tenth) __________
- What is the powder volume (displacement) in this vial?
A physician orders Rocephin 200 mg IM q12h. Use the following label for calculations.
- What is the total weight of medication in the vial? ________________________
- What are the diluents to be used with this medication? _______________________
- What volume of diluent should be used to prepare this order? _______________________
- What is the strength of the medication (weight/volume) after reconstitution? ________________
- What is the total volume of the medication after reconstitution? ( Round to the hundredth) _____________________
- What is the volume of medication that should be administered per dose? (Round to the hundredth) _______________
- How many vials are required for one day of the treatment? __________________________
Dose ordered: phenobarbital 250 mg IV stat
Label: 1 mL ampoule phenobarbital sodium inj. 130 mg/mL
Volume to be given: ____________________
Which syringe shows the correct amount of medication to be administered (A or B)? _____
Dose ordered: amoxicillin 500 mg IV
Label: amoxicillin 1 g/10 mL
Volume to be given: ____________________
Which syringes show the correct amount of medication to be administered (A, B, C, or D)? ______
Calculate and match the following doses. Use the labels provided as appropriate. Round to the nearest tenth or a measurable volume while using an oral syringe/measuring cup