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    The document contains a 10 question drug calculation test for a candidate named Christos Tranopoulos. It includes questions about converting between different units of measurement for drugs like micrograms to milligrams and calculating dosages based on concentration information provided in vials or prescriptions. The test questions cover topics like intravenous drip rates and determining the number of tablets needed based on available strengths and the prescribed dosage.

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    The document contains a 10 question drug calculation test for a candidate named Christos Tranopoulos. It includes questions about converting between different units of measurement for drugs like micrograms to milligrams and calculating dosages based on concentration information provided in vials or prescriptions. The test questions cover topics like intravenous drip rates and determining the number of tablets needed based on available strengths and the prescribed dosage.

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    CANDIDATE NAME: CHRISTOS TRANOPOULOS

    DATE: 10/12/2015

    Drug Calculation Test


    Please answer ALL questions
    1 mark per question 100% pass mark.

    1. How many micrograms are in 0.5 mgs? 500 mcg


    2. How many milligrams are in 0.5 g? 500 mg
    3. How many mg/ml are there in a 75mg/10ml vial? 7.5 mg/ml
    4. How many mmols/ml are there in ampoule which contains 20mmol in 10
    ml solution?
    2 mmols/ml
    5. A patient surfing with break through pain is prescribed 60mgs of
    Oramorph concentrate 10mgs/5mls. How many mls should be given? 30
    ml
    6. There is 250mgs Amoxicillin in 5 mls of syrup.
    A Child is prescribed 150 mgs of Amoxicillin syrup. How many mls will you
    give? 3ml
    7. A patient is prescribed 37.5 milligrams of Dothiepin. 75 milligram tablets
    are available.
    How many tablets will you give? 0.5 tb
    8. A patient is prescribed 0.5 mgs of Digoxin. 250 microgram tablets are
    available.
    How many tablets will you give? 2 tb
    9. A patient is prescribed 20 mgs of Haloperidol by intramuscular injection.
    50 mgs / 1 ml of liquid for IM Injection is available.
    How many mls will you administer?
    0.40 ml
    10.A patient is prescribed 500mls normal saline over 8 hours what is the flow
    rate in mls?
    62.50 ml/h

    Give you answer to 1 decimal place

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