Pharmaceutical Calculations

by Howard C. Ansel, Mitchell J. Stoklosa

This Eleventh Edition text offers a comprehensive presentation of the fundamental principles and basic techniques involved in applying pharmaceutical calculations in community, hospital and industrial settings. New chapters cover contemporary compounding, calculations involving veterinary pharmaceuticals, body mass index and the nutrition label calculations associated with plant extractives, and a miscellaneous chapter combining relevant calculation topics from formerly separate appendices. Important changes to existing chapters include the incorporation of dosing considerations in chemotherapy and heparin dosing; calculations relevant to body electrolyte and water requirements; the quantitative determination of active drug moiety when present in chemically combined forms; and, a revised treatment of aliquot measuring. Includes over 100 new practice problems.

396 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2001

Reviews

[Beth Rethmeyer]

Great Practice Questions for the NAPLEX. I do wish there was more explanation before just listing the questions like an explanation on the concept on how to solve the problems.

[Kim]

wala akong naintindihan. this is torturing my brain pls help

[Mike]

BOOOOOOOO!!!! Not only did I waste $60 on this book, but I spent at least 5 hours of my time reading this piece of crap. I don't need to buy a book to tell me how to find the proper rate for an IV or how to calculate a concentration for a dosage form. Its called algebra. I learned it in 7th grade. Just because you add the term "pharmaceutical" doesn't mean it is any more difficult and does not mean I needed to buy the book. This book is not making me happy about being a pharmacist.

[Hope]

I learned how to calculate drugs easy and quick

[Md.Ibrahim Suzon]

i think this book most important for a pharmacist and this books have many important things

[Karrar Qusay]

Basic book for other pharmaceutical sciences like biopharmaceutics , pharmacokinetics and etc.
essential for pharmacist scientific life