Accurate dosages ensure therapeutic effects and prevent underdosing or overdosing.

Dose = (Desired Dose ÷ Available Dose) × Quantity.

5 mL equals one teaspoon, commonly used in medication measurement.

Reading at eye level avoids parallax error and ensures correct volume measurement.

1 gram equals 1,000 milligrams.

Double-checking helps catch errors and prevents harm to the patient.

An oral syringe provides precise measurement for small liquid doses.

Weight-based dosing ensures the correct amount is given for the patient’s body weight.

Consistent units prevent conversion errors and ensure correct dosing.