Pharmacy Technician Math Review: Basic Algebra 1
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- čas přidán 31. 07. 2024
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Pharmacy Technician Math Review will help you understand and memorize the formulas you need in order to pass the exam.
**These Tutorials are only for the purpose of studying for the PTCB Exams. If you are in a professional setting, or for compounding actual solutions, check with your supervising pharmacist. - Jak na to + styl
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Ma'am I wish you had been my algebra teacher... You have a voice that makes a person feel relaxed and willing to learn ,my teacher teaching this method made me feel like an idiot and moved on with the students that got it quickly...I was b-c student but math i just lagged behind...I guess some people are repetitive learner's...🙋
Keren kares
Keren kares
Im studying pharmacy tech classes do you have any tips for the exam ?
Thank you! I am doing a refresher for a CPhT job interview; so I am glad I found your channel! I'm studying just in case they want to quiz me! ❤️
I am taking a course in pharmacy tech. Your videos are much better in explaining the math than theirs. Thanks for the help. I am beginning to remember my algebra from years ago.
Thanks for posting these videos! I am trying very hard to get my pharmacy tech license! I am not good at math.
did you do it? i want to be a pharmacy tech but im soooo bad at math!
Me to I have anxiety for math
I'm trying to ptepare for test I'm glad I finf your video thank you so much for your time.
Pretty much you multiply 2mg x 120ml and divide it by 5. There you have it
Exactly what i was thinking. This was a bit more more complicated than it had to be.
How dare you! I'm slow, ain't been in Algebra in 22 years lol. Took me forever to remember
@@robinsargueta2055 I hate having to remember what the formulas mean.
@@robinsargueta2055 Math is incredibly easy, the hardest part is all the sometimes seemingly unnecessary symbols but later on when things get complicated the symbols become handy and less annoying.
Omg this is great!! Where have you been all my life!??!!
Is this the same math you would use for the pharmacy technician in the UK?
I was fine with this problem ( even figured it out in my head from the start ) until I saw the "brackets" around the problem!...the symbols, brackets, slashes, etc. confuse me so much!...that is where I am having trouble solving things because I don't understand the set up, and I just start trying to pick it apart and get totally confused!...is there a formula that is easier visually for someone like me who is not good at math when faced with so many symbols??
THANK YOU SO MUCH
It is very helpful. Thank you
You are great !
even tho i suck at math i want to study it just in case ill chose pharmacy as a course:-: thank you this made me remember the things i forgot about math
thank you that kind of helpful but how about eye drops ?
I truly appreciate you doing this math step by step. Im not certain of how to converse or even go back to see replies on utube so i will reach out to you through email. Im about to start a new pharmacy job soon and they're going to give me a year to get Certified. Id love to get Certified immediately so i will continue watching your videos to help me through this new experience. Im very slow with math. But i have confidence that everything will be ok if i remain calm and continue to follow your lessons. So thank you and wish me luck!😀🤔😀
Thank you once again for this wonderful and well done tutorial. I'm gettin smarter by the minute here gf LOL
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Thank you. could you please help me with this question ? How many milliliters of a 1:2000 Drug "I" solution and a 7% Drug "I" solution mixed would make 120ml of a 3.5% solution of drug "I"?
A. 54.6mL of 7% + 65.4mL of 1:2000
B. 59.6mL of 7% + 60.4mL of 1:2000
C. 20.0mL of 7% + 100 mL of 1:2000
D. 65.4mL of 7% + 54.2mL of 1:2000
How to do this one
@changgooey
Hello, what I am saying is if you choose to put mls on top, put both mls on top or vice versa.
Wasn't the order for a total volume of 120 mL? It occurs to me that 48 tablets might contribute quite a bit of volume, taken by themselves. I don't think you can add 120 mL of cherry syrup and end up with 120 mL as a final volume. Am I just picking nits?
250mg/5ml = 50mg/1ml 50x7=350 so you need 7ml easier and faster and you can do in head
Question I’m going to take a math assessment test before I can enter the pharmacy tech class? What math should I review before I take the class
Algebra and calculus. Although, algebra is used more than calculus but you may need calculus for more advanced calculations.
i sometimes sit in class and have co-professors and have issues showing my work. i get confused among class i can get the hard stuff correct but have no clue how to explain it
I like it is so helpful
thank you!! I needed real life video! how would you without a calculator "show work" for 1/3 tsp = ........ Mil .
Where did the 1.5 come from? I always add 4cups of water to 3cups of rice! But you explain the problem set up very well!!! Thanks and I love your website that's how I found your CZcams channel lol!
+heavenly5 do you remember her web site?
+lisa l Yes, it's: pharmacy-tech-study.com
U Owsm 🌹😍 thank you so much
So I could actually use alligation math to look for the percentage needed
thanks
Thank you so much for taking time and show us step by step the math ..I always had problems with math this is helpful I will be emailing you I have a question on this equation . thank you
Very informative! I’m currently studying for my certification.
so the mls cant be on top and the mg cant be on the bottom?
@changgooey
You just round up or down depending on what the Pharmacists wants you to do.
God bless you...thanks a lot
why would you stop at 2727 after the 2
thank you
I would like to review for PTCB, cause I have a certificate since 2010. Somebody give me how to get into the program. Thanks
im gonna start collage this fall semester would you please tutor me? i dont want to go in without nowing anything i dont wanna fall back or waist my time thanx
im in statistics and i cant grip this, dont madder who u are sometimes this crap is hard
Easy
Wtfffff does she mean when she said “solve the math.” Our pharamcy requires us to take the test 18 months in and I’m almost up but I can’t figure out the math!!!! S.O.S
Like most math, this is simply confusing. To me.
Why am I so stupid.
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@changgooey
You just round up or down depending on what the Pharmacists wants you to do.
thank you
Sandra Jordan You are welcome!!