Milliequivalents Calculations Demystified

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  Teacher Dr. Danquah
• Students 6/10 Students
• Category Pharmaceutical Calculations
• 5 Modules 7 Lessons /3 Quizes

Course Description

Milliequivalents calculations demystified covers all essential content required to master milliequivalents calculations. This course is designed for pharmacy students who desire to have an in depth understanding of the key components involved in performing milliequivalents calculations.  The course is delivered online using a live interactive classroom setting.

What will you learn?

1. By the end of this course you will have a better understanding of how to express quantities in terms of millimols and milliequivalents;
2. You will know how to determine the amount of electrolyte solution that will supply a desired concentration or quantity of a component ion expressed as millimols or milliequivalents;
3. You will learn how to calculate the number of milliequivalents contributed by a given quantity of an electrolyte or nonelectrolyte

Target Audience:

1. Pharmacy students who are proactive and want to learn and master milliequivalents calculations;
2. Pharmacy students who struggled with milliequivalents calculations during the semester want a solid review;
3. Pharmacy students preparing for the NAPLEX exam who understand all required pharamaceutical calculations content and only need to review milliequivalents calculations;
4. Pharmacists who want a milliequivalents calculations refresher

Course includes:

1. Diagnostic test to assess students level of understanding of milliequivalents calculations
2. Six hours of lectures tailored specifically to optimize each students understanding
3. Four milliequivalents calculations question analyses strategy sessions (2 hours total)
4. Two comprehensive evaluations with thorough post exam performance review with the student
5. Pharmaceutical Calculations equation sheet

Course Breakdown

This course is made up of five sections with a total of  seven detailed lessons which will cover the nitty-gritty of elements involved in milliequivalents calculations.