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by Vanessa Depuente (Author), Richard W. Snyder (Author), Barry Schoenborn (Author)
An accurate and easy-to-read resource for students in medical dosage calculation classes
Medical Dosage Calculations For Dummies, 2nd Edition is an accurate guide to dosage calculation that tracks to standard course curricula. It's an easy-to-follow supplementary resource for students of nursing, pharmacology, paramedic programs and beyond, walking you through ratio-proportion, formula, and dimensional analyses for a wide variety of medication types.
You'll learn how medications are given, to whom, and how to chart accurately and clearly. You'll also discover how to handle the processes and language of medical dosing, as well as how to navigate the electronic medical records (EMRs) and electronic health records (EHRs).
Inside:
- Brush up on your math
- Understand the best practices in medical administration, including needle insertion instructions
- Discover evidence-based practice guidelines and methods
Perfect for students currently taking a medical dosage calculations class, Medical Dosage Calculations For Dummies is also a great resource for working professionals interested in brushing up on the fundamentals.
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The who, what, when, where, and how much of drug administration
Calculating drug and solution dosages is a critical and potentially life-saving skill. Medical Dosage Calculations For Dummies is your one-stop shop for everything you need to know to master it. You'll get a refresher on the necessary math skills, a crash course in medication labels and documentation, and easy-to-understand instructions for calculating dosages in all situations. This reader-friendly guide is perfect for building or brushing up on your dosing know-how.
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Author Biography
Vanessa DePuente, MN, RN, is the Interim Associate Dean of the Nursing Program at Everett Community College.
Richard W. Snyder, DO, is an internist and nephrologist who has been in clinical practice since 2004.
Barry Schoenborn is a long-time math, science, and technical writer. He is an author or co-author of numerous For Dummies books.
