Pharmacology study guide suggestions

[sfranRNstudent]

can anyone tell me the measurements i need to study and know how to convert that way I will already know what numbers they are talking about once they start.....i know some at mg/g/ ml..cc what are some more i need to be familiar with and are there any websites with something i can print out and read over b/c i dont have books yet

[Fermin Hernandez, ADN, ASN, RN]

to start you off

grains to mg

my school uses

1 grain = 60mg (roughly)

but 5 grains may be 325...

1 grain can also equal 65 mg...just use what your school wants, and if they don't care, go with what converts easiest.

[RNnTrainin']

tsp

tbs

minum

drops

grains

oz

ml

pt

qt

cup

I am sure I am forgetting something, I will post the actual conversions for you tomorrow.....going to bed now!!! LOL Had a WILD Sat night....studying:chuckle

[jadu1106]

hi:

[color=#2f4f4f]here is a link to a thread that should help you. it has the information the above posters mentioned and much more! hope it helps!

https://allnurses.com/forums/f205/need-help-remembering-conversions-319769.html

jadu1106

[pooshx2]

At my school we have to take ProCalc exams to prove we are competent. This is our equivalency info....

ProCalc Equiv Revised 9-1-08.pdf