[iceyspots]

Does anyone know where I could find a quick table that shows the most common conversions?

Like with gr, mg, gtt, tsp, T, etc etc ??? We were given one last year but I cannot seem to find it!

Thanks in advance

[Daytonite]

Most nursing drug reference book, nursing textbooks and medical dictionaries have conversion tables in them somewhere. Check the appendixes or index to find them.

• http://www.delmar.edu/nsci/jartman/1406-conv.htm
• http://www.accd.edu/sac/nursing/math/mathindex2.html - scroll to the bottom of this home page of this med calc tutorial. See the menu item that says "Common conversion factors/equivalencies"? Click the button next to it that says "GO READ". A conversion chart comes up for you.
• http://www.nurse-center.com/studentnurse/nur11.html - Nursing Formulas and Conversions. Includes a formula on how to do IV calculations.
• http://www.convert-me.com/en/ - Convert Me.com