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VET 124 Clinical Calculations Quiz 1 Practice

Aaron Barnes 23 Fragen Aktualisiert am 17 Sep 2018

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  1. 1Abbreviations for Dispensing Instructions

    1. [blank_start]ad lib.[blank_end] = Freely; as much as wanted
    2. [blank_start]aa[blank_end] = of each
    3. a.c (ante cibum) = [blank_start]before meals[blank_end]
    4. [blank_start]aqua[blank_end] = water
    5. aqua dist. = [blank_start]Distilled water[blank_end]
    6. [blank_start]at diet.[blank_end] = As directed
    7. b.i.d. ([blank_start]bis in die[blank_end]) = twice daily
    8. cap = [blank_start]capsule[blank_end]
    9. chart. = [blank_start]Powder[blank_end]
    10. [blank_start]c[blank_end] = with
    11. [blank_start]d.t.d[blank_end] = give with such doses
    12. [blank_start]gtt[blank_end] = drop(s)
    13. h = [blank_start]hour[blank_end]
    14. [blank_start]h.s.[blank_end] = hour of sleep; at bedtime
    15. IM = [blank_start]intramuscular[blank_end]
    16. IV = [blank_start]intravenous[blank_end]
    17. [blank_start]M[blank_end] = mix
    18. non. rep or N.R. = [blank_start]do not repeat[blank_end]
    19. [blank_start]No.[blank_end] = number
    20. o.h. = [blank_start]every hour[blank_end]
    21. O.D. = [blank_start]right eye[blank_end]
    22. [blank_start]O.S.[blank_end] = left eye
    23. os = [blank_start]mouth[blank_end]
    24. [blank_start]per os[blank_end], p.o. = by mouth, orally
    25. pil. = [blank_start]Pill[blank_end]
    26. [blank_start]p[blank_end] = after
    27. p.c. ([blank_start]post cebum[blank_end]) = after meals
    28. p.r.n. (pro re nata) = [blank_start]as needed[blank_end]
    29. q.2h (quaque) = [blank_start]every two hours[blank_end]
    30. [blank_start]q.s.[blank_end] = a sufficient amount
    31. [blank_start]q.i.d.[blank_end] (quater in die) = four times a day
    32. [blank_start]Q.R.[blank_end] = quantity required
    33.Rx = [blank_start]dispense[blank_end]
    34. Sc, SQ, SubQ, = [blank_start]Subcut subcutaneous[blank_end]
    35. [blank_start]ss[blank_end] = one half
    36. s.i.d., u.i.d. = [blank_start]once daily[blank_end]
    37. [blank_start]sig.[blank_end] = write on label
    38. s = [blank_start]without[blank_end]
    39. [blank_start]stat[blank_end] = immediately
    40. t.i.d. (ter in die) = [blank_start]three times a day[blank_end]
    41. [blank_start]tr.[blank_end] = Tincture
    42. [blank_start]ung.[blank_end] = Ointment
    1. Aad lib.
    2. Baa
    3. Cbefore meals
    4. Daqua
    5. EDistilled water
    6. Fat diet.
    7. Gbis in die
    8. Hcapsule
    9. IPowder
    10. Jc
    11. Kd.t.d
    12. Lgtt
    13. Mhour
    14. Nh.s.
    15. Ointramuscular
    16. Pintravenous
    17. QM
    18. Rdo not repeat
    19. SNo.
    20. Tevery hour
    21. Uright eye
    22. VO.S.
    23. Wmouth
    24. Xper os
    25. YPill
    26. Zp
    27. AApost cebum
    28. ABas needed
    29. ACevery two hours
    30. ADq.s.
    31. AEq.i.d.
    32. AFQ.R.
    33. AGdispense
    34. AHsubcutaneous
    35. AIss
    36. AJonce daily
    37. AKsig.
    38. ALwithout
    39. AMstat
    40. ANthree times a day
    41. AOtr.
    42. APung.
  2. 2Dose Rate Calculations

    1. [blank_start]Concentration[blank_end] = mg/mL or mg/tablet or mg/capsule
    2. [blank_start]Dose rate[blank_end] = mg/kg
    3. [blank_start]Dose[blank_end] = number of mg or mL or pills to be given at one time
    1. AConcentration
    2. BDose rate
    3. CDose
  3. 3You have to give Demerol to a dog that weighs 9 kg. The dose rate is 5 mg/kg. The drug is supplied as 50 mg/mL.

    Milligrams (mg) = [blank_start]45 mg[blank_end]
    Millilitres (mL) = [blank_start]0.9 mL[blank_end]
    1. A45 mg
    2. B0.9 mL
  4. 4Ketamine, at the dose rate of 20 mg/kg, is to be given to a cat. Ketamine is supplied in a suspension @ 100 mg/mL. How much do you administer to a 3 kg cat?

    Milligrams (mg) = [blank_start]60 mg[blank_end]
    Millilitres (mL) = [blank_start]0.6 mL[blank_end]
    1. A60 mg
    2. B0.6 mL
  5. 5Xylazine is to be given to a heifer at the dose rate of 0.2 mg/kg. The bottle is labelled 100 mg/mL. The heifer weighs 600 kg.

    Milligrams (mg) = [blank_start]120 mg[blank_end]
    Millilitres (mL) = [blank_start]1.2 mL[blank_end]
    1. A120 mg
    2. B1.2 mL
  6. 6Thiamylal is prepared for a dog. The dog is 40 mg/mL. The dose rate is 20 mg/kg. The dog weighs 18 kg.

    Milligrams (mg) = [blank_start]360 mg[blank_end]
    Millilitres (mL) = [blank_start]9 mL[blank_end]
    1. A360 mg
    2. B9 mL
  7. 7Atropine is needed for a preanaesthetic. The concentration is 0.5 mg/mL. The dose rate is 0.025 mg/kg, while the patient's weight is 12 kg.

    Milligrams (mg) = [blank_start]0.3 mg[blank_end]
    Millilitres (mL) = [blank_start]0.6 mL[blank_end]
    1. A0.3 mg
    2. B0.6 mL
  8. 8Atravet has to be given to a dog weighing 12.5 kg. The bottle is labelled 25 mg/mL. The dose rate is 0.5 mg/kg. (Use the weight in kg, to one decimal place.)

    Milligrams (mg) = [blank_start]6.3 mg[blank_end]
    Millilitres (mL) = [blank_start]0.3 mL[blank_end]
    1. A6.3 mg
    2. B0.3 mL
  9. 9Valium is ordered @ 0.5 mg/kg and the bottle is labelled 5 mg/mL. The patient weighs 8 kg.

    Milligrams (mg) = [blank_start]4 mg[blank_end]
    Millilitres (mL) = [blank_start]0.8 mL[blank_end]
    1. A4 mg
    2. B0.8 mL
  10. 10Naloxone, 0.4 mg is injected IV to a 12 kg dog. A 1 mL ampoule contains 0.4 mg. What is the dose in mL? How many ampoules are needed?

    Millilitres (mL) = [blank_start]1 mL[blank_end]
    ampoule = [blank_start]1 ampoule[blank_end]
    1. A1 mL
    2. B1 ampoule

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For these questions, all answers must be done to one decimal place unless otherwise instructed.
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