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Dosage Calculations Liquid Oral Medications Quiz

This page contains a dosage calculations quiz for liquid oral medications. As a nursing student you will be required to solve dosage and calculation problems. A patient may be ordered liquid medications and the nurse will need to know how much of the medication to administer. Pharmacy typically sends a set amount of a medication and based on the doctor’s orders the nurse will have to know how much of the medication to give the patient.

This quiz will test your ability on how to calculate the amount of liquid medication to give the patient based on the dispensed amount. This quiz is great to prepare you for NCLEX, nursing school exams, HESI, and ATI exams.

At the end of the quiz you will receive a grade and be shown what problems you got right and wrong. For more dosage and calculation quizzes be sure to check out our other quizzes.

*If you need some more practice with dosage and calculation problems here are some great study guides we recommend.

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Oral Drug Dosage and Calculations for Nurses

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Dosage & Calculation Quiz for Oral Liquid Drugs Nursing Students

This dosage and calculation quiz is to help you solve drug calculation for drugs that are prepared in the liquid form. It will test your knowledge on how to convert ounces to milliliters, teaspoons to milliliters using the pharmacy dispensed dose.

NOTE: After submitting your quiz this page will refresh and you will need to SCROLL down so you can view your answers.

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