药物计量手册 Pharmaceutical Calculations the Pharmacist＇s Handbook

2003-8  

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins  

Ansel, Howard C./ Prince, Shelly J., Ph.D.  

342  

This handbook is intended to be used as a tool that can be quickly accessed and employed in the student setting, as a lab reference, and in the pharmacy practice. Designed as a concise reference and resource, it provides easily accessible definitions, pharmacy applications, insight on working with "tricky" calculations, and realistic/functional example calculations. With its convenient size and easy-to-navigate outline structure, this handbook should provide great value to both the student and pharmacist. Univ. of Georgia, Athens. Pocket-sized text provides ready reference to pharmaceutical calculations directly applicable to the practice of pharmacy. Includes pharmaceutical calculations for dosages, conversions, and patient parameters. Based on Pharmaceutical Calculations, 11th edition, c2001. For students and practitioners. Softcover.

PrefaceA. Fundamental Systems aand Methods of Pharmaceutical Calculatons　CHAPTER 1 Basic Methods　　1.1 Ratio and Proportion 　　1.2 Dimensional Analysis 　CHAPTER 2 Systems of Weight and Measurement　　2.1 Metric System 　　2.2 The Common Systems 　　2.3 Intersystem Conversion　CHAPTER 3 Methods of Measurement　　3.1 Measurement of Volume 　　3.2 Measurement of Weight 　　3.3 Percentage of Error 　　3.4 Aliquot Method of Weighing and Measuring B. Prescription Compounding and Formulation Calculations Formulation Calculations　CHAPTER 4 Expressions of Concentration　　4.1 Percentage Strength 　　4.2 Ratio Strength 　　4.3 Milligrams Percent 　　4.4 Parts per Million and Parts per Billion 　　4.5 Units,ug/mg, and Other Measures of Potency 　CHAPTER 5 Dilution, Concentration, and AlligaUon　　5.1 Dilution and Concentration　　5.2 Stock Solutions　　5.3 Dilution of Acids　　5.4 Triturations　　5.5 Alligation Medial　　5.6 Alligation Alternate　CHAPTER 6 Reducing and Enlarging Formulas　CHAPTER 7 Use of Commercially Prepared Dosage Forms In Compounding　　7.1 Use of Tablets and Capsules in Compounding　　7.2 Use of Injections in Compounding　CHAPTER 8 Miscellaneous Compounding Calculations　　8.1 Capsule Filling　　8.2 Suppository Molding　CHAPTER 9 Isotonic Solutions　　9.1 The Dissociation Factor of an Electrolyte　　9.2 Sodium Chloride Equivalents　　9.3 Preparation of Isotonic Solutions　CHAPTER 10 Electrolyte Solutions　　10.1 Milliequivalents　　10.2 Millimoles　　10.3 Milliosmoles and OsmolarityC. Patient Parameters and Dosing Calculations　CHAPTER 11 General Dosage Calculations　　11.1 Size of Dose, Number of Doses, and Total Amount of Drug　　11.2 Dosing Based on Age　……D. Chemical and Physical CalculationsE. Miscellaneous CalculationsF. Competency AssessmentCompetency AssessmentAPPENDICESINDEX

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