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KM is a patient who is receiving a daily dose of MOM. The doctor told him to take 4 tablespoons daily. He wants him to take the medication for 14 days. How many ounces will you tell the patient to pick?

A patient presents with a large infected abscess, and is prescribed a 100.0 mg IV treatment of Micafungin, given daily for 2 weeks. The Micafungin is available in 50.0 mg vials. How many vials are necessary for this course of treatment?

Our pharmacy is located near several pediatricians’ offices, and each of these pediatricians has a preferred mouth rinse for sore throat. One doctor writes a combination of lidocaine, antacid, and Benadryl for a sore throat. Depending on the cause of the sore throat, she may add nystatin, an antifungal medication, or acyclovir, an antiviral medication. A typical prescription will read: antacid 1 part, lidocaine 2 parts, Benadryl 1 part, and nystatin 4 parts; dispense 8 ounces. We have found one of the simplest ways to calculate the amount of each drug to mix is by using fractions. First we add up the total number of “parts,” and this becomes our denominator or bottom number. For this compound, the denominator is 1 + 2 + 1 + 4 = 8. The numerator or top number is how many parts of that ingredient are used. For example, two parts of the mixture are lidocaine, so lidocaine is 2/8 of the mixture. To calculate how many ounces of lidocaine are needed, the fraction is multiplied by the total…