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Dosage Calculation Practice

Unlimited NCLEX-style word problems across 9 categories: conversions, tablets, IV rates, pediatric dosing, heparin drips, and more. Generated fresh every time. Pick your topics, type your answer, and get the step-by-step solution after each one.

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What you'll practice

Nine problem categories, from basic conversions to high-alert drips — the same math the NCLEX-PN and your exit exam test. Every problem is generated fresh, so you never run out.

Basic Unit Conversions

lb ↔ kg, mg ↔ mcg ↔ g, mL ↔ L, and household units (tsp / tbsp / oz).

Tablets & Capsules

Solid oral forms — how many tablets or capsules make up the ordered dose.

Oral & Injectable Liquids

Suspensions, oral solutions, and IM / IV / SubQ injections — solve for mL.

IV Flow Rate (mL/hr)

Total volume divided by total time for pump-based infusions.

IV Drip Rate (gtt/min)

Manual gravity tubing with a drop factor (10 / 15 / 20 / 60 gtt/mL).

Pediatric Weight-Based

mg/kg dosing with weight conversion (lb → kg) and concentration math.

Heparin & Insulin Drips

Units/hr ordered → mL/hr pump rate. High-alert calculations.

Critical Care Titrations

mcg/kg/min and mcg/min infusions — dopamine, norepinephrine, dobutamine.

Reconstitution

Powdered vials reconstituted with diluent — final concentration and dose volume.

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