Drug calculation practice
Unlimited, randomly generated nursing calculation questions (doses, oral liquids, infusion rates and unit conversions) with instant feedback and a worked answer for every one. Keep going until the method is second nature.
Practice only. These are made-up numbers for study, never a substitute for calculating a real dose from the prescription, checking local policy, and verifying with a registered professional.
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Frequently asked questions
- How do I practise nursing drug calculations?
- Little and often, under time pressure, checking your working each time. This tool generates unlimited dose, oral-liquid, infusion-rate and unit-conversion questions with instant feedback and a worked answer, so you can practise the method until it's fluent.
- What formulas does it use?
- The dose formula (what you want ÷ what you've got × what it's in) for tablets and liquids, volume ÷ time for infusion rates, and ×1,000 conversions between grams, milligrams and micrograms.
- Can I rely on this for real medicines?
- No. It is for practice and study only. Real doses are always calculated from the prescription in front of you, checked to local policy, and verified with a registered professional.