The pharmacy technician is asked to divide 5 liters of Nystatin suspension into an equal number of 10 ml and 15 ml unit dose dispensing cups. How many 10 ml dispensing cups can be made from this quantity of suspension?

Key Components of Revision: Core Topics: Units of measure (mg to $g $ml to L)), dilutions, and alligations. Clinical Math: Calculating day supply, flow rates, and pediatric dosages. Methodology: Using proportion sets, cross-multiplication, and step-by-step analysis to avoid errors. Format: Often 90 questions (including 10 unscored) simulating the 1-hour 50-minute exam, with immediate results for review.  Common Practice Areas: Weight Conversions: 2.2 lbs = 1 kg Volume Conversions: $1 \text{ tsp} = 5 \text{ mL}$ 1 oz = 29.57 ml Percentage Strengths: 55 ww means 5g/100 g Also: Pharmacy... Show more

Key Components of Revision:
Core Topics: Units of measure (mg to $g $ml to L)), dilutions, and alligations.
Clinical Math: Calculating day supply, flow rates, and pediatric dosages.
Methodology: Using proportion sets, cross-multiplication, and step-by-step analysis to avoid errors.
Format: Often 90 questions (including 10 unscored) simulating the 1-hour 50-minute exam, with immediate results for review. 

Common Practice Areas:
Weight Conversions: 2.2 lbs = 1 kg
Volume Conversions: $1 \text{ tsp} = 5 \text{ mL}$ 1 oz = 29.57 ml
Percentage Strengths: 55 ww means 5g/100 g

Also: Pharmacy Tech Calculations Practice Exam

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