Pharmacy Technician Training - Math Review Video

KLR Pharmacy Technician Training School CEO and Instructor, Katie Reigelsperger, walks you through a tutorial of some 'Days Supply' examples used in a Pharmacy setting.

[shantaysy]

Tsp=5mL
Tbsp= 15 mL
You have to add the day to the pill count and then divide

[makenzybryan]

Finding the days supply :
1.) The amount the patient takes each time multiplied by how many times they take it ( in one day ).
2.) Take the total amount of medication dispensed and divide it by your answer from step #1.
The answer from Step #2 will give you the days supply.

REMEMBER your SIG codes and your conversions.

[lovernotafighter]

The formula to figure out a days supply is how much is being taken each time multiplied by how many times a day it is taken; then you divide the answer by the total amount being given. The final answer is the days supply.

[LucentGamingExperience]

The formula for days supply is how much is being taken each time x how many time a day it is taken; then divide this number by the total amount being given to find the days supply.

[AutumnPhillips-zprk]

To find the formula for a days supply you will take the amount being taken at one time, times the amount of times it is being taken a day. After that divide that amount by the dispensed amount. That will give you a days supply.

[miyaboswell]

The formula to figure out the daily supply is how much is being taken each time for how ever many days it's being taken. The next step is you divide that amount by the total amount given and that's your final answer to find the daily supply.

[dametraanderson]

It is calculated by dividing the total quantity of medication supplied by the number of times the medication is to be taken each day.

1tsp=5
1tbsp=15

[halliecardona]

The formula for days supply is: How much is being taken each time X How many times a day it is being taken DIVIDED by the total amount being given.

[Queen_B]

5ml=1 tsp,
15ml= 1tbsp
How to figure out the daily supply is divide the number by the total amount given to find the daily supply.

[cynekawares-hooks]

To figure out day supply, take how much is being taken each time and multiply by how many times it is taken. Then take how many are dispensed and divide by how many are taken per day.

[JacobReed-fpwi]

The formula for the day supply is how much is being taken each time X how many times a day it is taken; then divide this number by the total amount being given to find the day's supply!

[therealniyahdiior]

The formula for a day supply is How much is being taken each time multiplied by How many times a day it is taken; then you divide this number by the total amount being given to find the day’s supply.

[JmL]

1. The formula for a day supply is How much is being taken each time (x) multiplied by How many times a day it is taken; then you (/) divide this number by the total amount being given to find the day’s supply.
2. There are 5mL in one tsp
3. There are 15mL in one tbsp

[tashaharrison]

A.The formula for days supply is, how much is being taken each time X how many times a day it is taken, then divide this number by the total amount being given to find the days supply.
B. 5mL
C. 15mL

[angelinawilliams]

Take how much is taken each time multiplied by how many times a day its taken divided by the total amount being given. That will find the days supply. 5ml=1tsp

[mgill]

The Formula for day supply is :- How much is being taken each time x how many times a day is taken; then divide this number by the total amount being to find the days supply!

[mandadurivage]

The formula for a days supply would be how many is being taken at a time TIMES how many days the medication will need to be taken, divide by total number of days and you have your supply.

[ebonitalley]

1tsp=5ml. 1tbsp=15ml The formula for supply- How much is being taken each time X how many times a day it is taken; then divide this number by the total amount being given to find the days supply!

[KarenPerez-ww]

a) The formula for day days supply- How much is being taken each time x how many times a day it is taken; then divide this number by the total amount being given to find the days supply! b) 5mL = one teaspoon c)15 mL = one tablespoon

[heatherarnett]

the formula to figure out daily supply is how much is being taken each time x how many times a day it is taken, then divide this number by the total amount being given to find the days supply.