Showing posts with label Pharmacy Calculations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pharmacy Calculations. Show all posts

Saturday, July 9, 2011

Calculations With Insulin

Although calculations with insulin are just as simple as any other sort of pharmacy calculation, a lot of technicians allow it to get the better of them. Calculating with insulin is simple if you remember that you're working with units instead of milliliters. For the moment, we're going to ignore concentrated insulin; we'll get to that later.

Saturday, June 25, 2011

Unit Conversion in the Pharmacy

Conversion of units is one of the dryest topics in the pharmacy. And like abbreviations, there is no "fun" or "easy" way to learn them. The good news: there are a few basic conversions that are truly the most important ones. The bad news? The English system, also called the standard system, is messy.