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A Guide to Pass Pharmacy Calculation License Exams GPhC, KAPS, PEBC, NAPLEX

What you'll learn

Understand the basic principles of pharmaceutical calculations.

Apply pharmaceutical calculations to real-world scenarios.

Prepare students to pass the pharmaceutical calculations for license exams in Canada, USA, Australia and UK

Develop proficiency in dosage calculations.

Requirements

Require mobile/tablet/laptop/personal computer with internet

To be a pharmacy student, graduate and/or professional in related disciplines

Description

Pharmaceutical Calculations is a comprehensive course designed for pharmacists, trainee pharmacists, pharmacy students, and pharmacy technicians who seek to develop the necessary skills to accurately perform calculations in the pharmaceutical industry. This course will equip learners with the knowledge, skills, and tools required to perform calculations in a professional and accurate manner.The course will start with an introduction to basic principles of pharmaceutical calculations, including units of measure, conversion between units. Learners will then advance to more complex topics such as concentration and dilution, isotonicity, osmolarity, and IV flow rates. Additionally, the course will cover dosage calculations, half-life and some epidemiology concepts such as prevalence and number need to treat.Throughout the course, learners will be exposed to real-world scenarios that require the application of pharmaceutical calculations. They will learn how to perform calculations accurately and how to apply the results to their work in the pharmaceutical industry. The course will also provide pharmacists a guide to pass pharmacy calculation license exams GPhC, KAPS, PEBC, and NAPLEX.By the end of the course, learners will have developed the necessary skills to perform pharmaceutical calculations accurately and confidently. They will be able to apply these skills to their practice, whether they are working in a retail pharmacy or a hospital setting. This course will provide learners with a solid foundation in pharmaceutical calculations, enabling them to excel in their careers and provide excellent patient care.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Basic principles of pharmaceutical Calculation

Lecture 2 Units of measure and imperial system

Lecture 3 conversion between units

Lecture 4 Ways to express concentration.

Section 3: Prescriptions

Lecture 5 Filling Prescriptions

Lecture 6 Reconstitution of Powder

Lecture 7 Formulations

Section 4: Molarity, Normality and Osmolarity

Lecture 8 Molarity

Lecture 9 Normality

Lecture 10 Osmolarity

Section 5: Dilution

Lecture 11 Diluting a percentage concentration

Lecture 12 Increasing a percentage concentration

Lecture 13 Mixing solutions

Lecture 14 Serial dilution

Lecture 15 Multiple dilution

Section 6: Half Life

Lecture 16 Half life part1

Lecture 17 Half life part2

Section 7: Epidemiology

Lecture 18 Prevalence

Lecture 19 RRR and NNT

Section 8: Allegation

Lecture 20 Allegation Part1

Lecture 21 Allegation Part2

Section 9: Flow Rate of IV Fluids

Lecture 22 Flow Rate Part1

Lecture 23 Flow Rate Part2

Pharmacy technicians, Pharmacy students, Trainee pharmacist and Pharmacists,Pharmacists preparing for license exams.





   
   
   

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