Ratio Strength Calculations

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[@MindDietTV]

Thanks Dr , I would love video tutorials on renal dosage calculations and pharmacokinetics as well .

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[@ezzaddeenalshuaibi6679]

I have a question please!?
A certain injectable contains 2 mg of a drug per milliliter of
solution. What is the ratio strength ( w /v) of the solution?

[@charleneminiely7519]

You are a treasure! The way that you have broken down and explained the subject matter has been of tremendous help to me. My textbook does not explain this nearly as well as you have. I actually understand. Thank you!

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[@shimaomer8913]

You are a fantastic instructor

[@nicksix71]

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[@emetitiri]

Thank you so much for your thorough descriptions. I agree with both comments from Charlene Miniely and Nick Bastian: so glad to now understand what I am doing!

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[@Taiyella]

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[@teketelatamo]

I needed some help and you nailed it

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[@shoaib456]

Thank you so much for your videos, this exactly the explanation I was looking for.

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[@agusta6587]

Hello Dr. Danquah, can you help with this problem? thanks. The proper concentration of benzalkonium to prevent bacterial contamination in an eye drop is 1:750. You have a stock solution of 17% benzalkonium chloride and a dropper that delivers 50 drops per ml. How many drops will you need for a 30 ml bottle of eye drops?

[@adebayoseun5149]

Did you ever get the solution? Pls share

[@aeovct]

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[@aeovct]

@@PharmaceuticalCalculationsEasy Sorry, I've learned a lot.

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[@latarshacarpenter8270]

if 3 oz of glycerin are dissolved in 23 fluid ounces of purified water, what is the percent strength (w/w) of glycerin in the resulting solution? Glycerin has a specific gravity of 1.25.

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[@latarshacarpenter8270]

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[@issasvlogs7423]

How many grams of sodium fluoride should be added to 125,000 L of drinking water containing 0.6 ppm of sodium fluoride to provide a recommended concentration of 1.65ppm?

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[@MunaadilpharmD]

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Hello could you help me

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@@samanthazermeno3897 See the solution bit.ly/2GcuDB5 .

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