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This book puts a lot of medical dosing math into just a few chapters and in a very compact form. It’s different from other medical dosage math books in four main ways. – It’s all about dosing in the context of real medical conditions. Our focus is on giving you the right math for real-life situations, not just presenting math problems. We bring up dosing scenarios you just might deal with every day in a medical-surgical unit or in a rehab or homecare setting. – It’s comprehensive. It covers all the major areas in which you need to do dosing calculations. Other math books often don’t give you the broad coverage you need. – It offers a great review of math basics and then explains the three main dosing calculation methods. We begin by looking briefly at numbers, arithmetic, fractions, units, and conversions, and then delve deeper into the more dosing-specific math you need to know to be a successful healthcare professional. We also offer many examples of solving dosing problems so you get plenty of practice. – It isn’t dull (we hope!), as other math books tend to be. Because it’s a For Dummies book, you can be sure it’s easy to read and includes just enough humor to keep you entertained. As you start reading, remember: This book is a reference. You can start anywhere you like and jump around as your interests and needs change. But it’s also a repair manual; it can help fill voids in your math background. Some chapters are based on an aspect of medicine with particular dosing requirements (for example, pregnancy, insulin, and critical care), while others are based on particular methods of medication administration (for example, oral, injection, and intravenous). Some chapters also cover useful techniques, such as mixing insulin, splitting tablets, and managing an IV line. Regardless of the chapter’s particular focus, though, you get plenty of practical, real-life examples to help you hone your dosage calculation skills. Note: Unlike many For Dummies books, this one doesn’t have a lot of light, humorous moments because so much in medical dosage calculations is critical. When patients’ lives are on the line, we’re certainly not going to make any jokes about the topics at hand.