PTCB Math Review: Concentration and Dilutions: Solutions Mixture

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Uploaded by on Aug 15, 2010

I like making these videos and it gives me great satisfaction to help people study for the exam with my videos.I would greatly appreciate anything you are inspired to give!! Thank you!Here is the link to donate to my YouTube videos: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_donations&business=ptcb_tutor%...
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PTCB Math Review will help you understand and memorize the formulas you need in order to pass the exam.
**These Tutorials are only for the purpose of studying for the PTCB Exams. In a professional setting or for compounding actual solutions, check with your supervising pharmacist.

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  • Thank you so much for putting this video up.. I open each math video I find on youtube with a negative outlook assuming I am only going to have wasted my time watching because there will be some step assumed & when that gets skipped over I am done for... You are great with doing the pictures & explaining piece by piece--excites me I might be able to understand some more. 

  • @Heatherswrld1

    I am glad you liked it! Good luck studying!

  • I just worked this out on my own and I'm shocked that I figured it out. Thanks for this video and great step by step instructions and explanation!

  • @ea313712

    Good! Thank you for watching!

  • @ptcbtutor Quick question! The tic-tac-toe method might also work out this problem? I kinda tried it but with no luck yet. Thanks.

  • @ea313712

    The only way, as far as I know, that tic-tac-toe will work is, if what you are looking for are both the initial volumes.

    Good observation!

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  • Please help solve:

    TPN orders. A physician writes and order for Aminosyn 2.5% 500 ml. You look on the shelf and have only Aminosyn 8.5% 500 ml. How are you going to prepare this order using a sterile evacuated container?

    what method would you use to solve this?

  • Please help solve:

    TPN orders. A physician writes and order for Aminosyn 2.5% 500 ml. You look on the shelf and have only Aminosyn 8.5% 500 ml. How are you going to prepare this order using a sterile evacuated container?

    what method would you use to solve this?

  • @EccentricOnline

    You are very welcome!

    Thank you so much for watching and finding this helpful!

    Good Luck in school!

  • This has helped a lot, I am on the MPharm course and I find this incredibly useful with the use of the visual explanations as well as the well explained formulas for solving this type of question. Thanks! :)

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