Pharmacy Calculations: Concentrations - PTCB PTCE, NAPLEX, NCLEX Test Prep CPhT Pharmacy Technician
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- Pharmacy Calculations: Concentrations - PTCE PTCB CPhT Pharmacy Technician, NAPLEX PharmD and NCLEX Nursing Test Prep. Information that is useful for NAPLEX, PTCB PTCE, and NCLEX Exam Preparation. Covers concentration drug calculations including drug strength, percentages, and ratios concentrations.
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We just started this last night in class. Perfect timing, thank you Amanda!!
Thank you for these videos! I have to do modules and they barely explain how they get their answers. I was confused for months until I found your videos.
Thanks ❤😊for these videos they are helpful considering I did online school for pharmacy technician classes so having someone show me how to do this is more easier for me to learn and understand then me trying to figure it out I’m (adhd and have a child)😂 Much more easier when explained this way ❤ you’d make an amazing teacher in pharmacy school ❤
Thanks a lot, you are doing a great job explaining, better than the school I paid for.
Thank you so much for making this video. So helpful, simply explained and easy to understand 😊
Thank you so much for this video. Concentrations and dilutions where the things I was struggling with the most math wise
Armanda, I am studying for PTEB and I have heard that there was a question about vaccine on the test. Could you please teach us what kinds of questions possibly can be on the test? I am watching all of your videos over and over again. Love them all!!!
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@@tonyrivas83 Hello Dayhana 😊I took my test today the preliminary result was pass I can’t believe so is it correct that says pass
Very helpful thank you.
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I’m still struggling with percent concentration and I have been studying this for 3 weeks in a PTCB book
Your videos are the best You are my instructor and I’m confident I’m gonna pass
Did you pass????
Did you pass?
Amanda a quick question: can you give me a list of the most commonly high risk rx that are mistakenly given in the hospital.
Going to take my test soon and I'm wondering how you would solve this problem? Took me forever to get it and I'm still confused as to why it was so complicated.
'You have an order for 2/3 strength tube-feeding formula. You have 240ml container of formula. How much water will you add to the 240ml formula?'
I have a test in one of my classes where the question says something to the lines of: How many 250mg tablets would it take to make a 100g cream with the concentration being 1% for the final product. Would you use this type of formula to solve?
Amanda your videos are really helpful, but am stuck on this question would you please help me; Pharmacist Olister reconstitutes a vial to contain 1g of cefazolin in a 3ml of injection and then dilutes 1.6ml of the injection with sodium chloride injection to prepare 200ml of intravenous infusion. Calculate the concentration of cefazolin in the infusion in percent and in mg/ml
Do you have a suggestion of how to break down the study.
How to solve this calculation problem
You received an order for 1000 ml of .225% NaCl
You have .9% NaCl and .45%NaCl and sterile water on hand. how much an appropriate solutions will you need to fill in the order