Dosage calculation practice that shows every step.

Free medication math practice for nursing and pharmacy tech students: tablets, injections, weight-based doses and IV rates. Answer one, read the worked solution, get another. No sign-up.

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Practice only, not clinical guidance. Problems are checked by software. No nurse or pharmacist has reviewed them.

Sample problem

The order is amoxicillin 500 mg. The bottle is labeled 250 mg per 5 mL. How many mL do you give?

What you can practice

  • Tablets and liquidsHow many tablets, how many mL
  • InjectionsVolume to draw up, reconstitution
  • Weight-based dosesmg/kg, per dose and per day
  • IV ratesmL/hr, gtt/min, infusion time
  • Unit conversionsmcg, mg, g, mL, L, lb, kg
  • Adaptive practiceA mix of topics, weighted toward your weak spots

Drug fact flashcards

712 cards: brand and generic names, drug classes, DEA schedules, controlled substance rules and sig codes. Each card shows its source after you answer.

Study flashcards

Teaching a class?

Create a class with no account and share a code. You see which flashcards each student knows. Calculation practice isn't tracked. Students enter a name only.

For teachers

Prefer paper? The Quizzleaf Workbooks

The same kind of problems, printed, with a worked solution for every one. On Amazon in paperback and Kindle.