Dose calculations are very important for Nurses to understand. Knowing how to do dose calculations will enable you, as a nurse, to properly prepare and administer medications to all of your patients. Often times, medications do not come in the dose they are ordered for. For example, a syringe comes pre-filled with 6 mg of Morphine. If you only want to give 3 mg of Morphine, you need to know how to figure this problem out without giving too much or too little.
Please do the conversions to the left of this text. Place them in your response to this blog.
This PDF file has some practice questions in it. Take the time to try these. When you are done, there are answers written out at the bottom.
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