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    This document provides three equations for calculating drops per minute, infusion time, and milliliters per hour in pharmacology. The first equation is used to calculate drops per minute based on volume, drip factor, and time. The second calculates infusion time based on volume to be infused and milliliters per hour. The third determines quantity by multiplying desired dose by available dose divided by dosage. The document is from NRSNG.com and provides equations to help with pharmacology calculations in nursing school.

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    This document provides three equations for calculating drops per minute, infusion time, and milliliters per hour in pharmacology. The first equation is used to calculate drops per minute based on volume, drip factor, and time. The second calculates infusion time based on volume to be infused and milliliters per hour. The third determines quantity by multiplying desired dose by available dose divided by dosage. The document is from NRSNG.com and provides equations to help with pharmacology calculations in nursing school.

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    Pharm Math Equations

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    Genevie Soto
    This document provides three equations for calculating drops per minute, infusion time, and milliliters per hour in pharmacology. The first equation is used to calculate drops per minute based on volume, drip factor, and time. The second calculates infusion time based on volume to be infused and milliliters per hour. The third determines quantity by multiplying desired dose by available dose divided by dosage. The document is from NRSNG.com and provides equations to help with pharmacology calculations in nursing school.

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    PHARM MATH EQUATIONS

    Drops per Volume x Drip Factor Infusion Volume to be infused


    minute = time =
    Time (in minutes) mL per hour

    Volume (mL) Desired Dose Quantity


    Milliters per = Dosage =
    hour Hours Available Dose *

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