Latest retail pharmacy math question! Attempt the question first and then compare your answer / method to the answer explanation (which you can find in the comments section below). This way, you can plug any knowledge gaps (if any!) you may have. Retail pharmacy math questions are routinely tested on the PTCB exam. But with regular practice, these questions become second nature in no time. Hope you find this review helpful 🙂 #ptcbmath #ptcb #pharmacytechnician #ptcbexam #ptcbtest

If in the pharmacy you have two solutions of different concentrations (such as 2% and 10% concentration), but are asked to make a 5% solution - you need to know how much of the 2% solution and 10% solution must be mixed to produce this target concentration. The alligation method is used to help you calculate the volumes needed. Here in this question, we review a PTCB exam-style question on this very topic. #alligationmethod #ptcbmath #ptcbtestprep #pharmacytechnician #pharmacytech #ptcbexam #ptcbtest

New PTCB pharmacy math practice test has just been published! Full answer explanations are provided at the very end of the test. See if you can score 10 out of 10! #ptcbmath #ptcbcalculations #ptcbtestprep #pharmacytechnician ptcbtestprep.com/ptcb-pharma…

IV pharmacy calculation questions are very commonly asked on the PTCB exam. Here, we review a sample question. Try the question first before reading more about the correct answer on the second slide. As always with math questions: ☑️ensure that units are consistent throughout the question / answer process. ☑️never skip steps; always work line by line. ☑️ask yourself about the answer you arrive at: does it make sense? For instance, if 500mL is to be diluted, then the figure cannot be less than 500mL etc. ☑️you don't necessarily have to use formulae. As long as there is a logic to your answer method, that's what matters. Hope you found this sample test question / answer helpful to your study 🙂 #ptcbmath #pharmacytech #PTCB #ptcbexam #ptcbtest

💊Pharmacy calculations using percentages always get tested on the PTCB exam. Here, we have put together a helpful refresher on the topic, including sample questions. #ptcbmath #pharmacytechnician #PTCB #ptcbtest #ptcbexam ptcbtestprep.com/tutorial-ph…

💊Here, we have put together some key details on how to use the alligation method in pharmacy math , as well as a sample question that puts the method into use. #pharmacytechnician #ptcbmath #PTCB #ptcbtest #ptcbexam

💊Both Density and Specific gravity get tested on the PTCB exam as part of pharmacy calculations. Here, we have put together a rapid revision tutorial to help you understand both concepts. #ptcbmath #pharmacytechnician #PTCB #ptcbcalculations ptcbtestprep.com/tutorial-de…

💊PTCB Math Calculations l Practice Exam Question Comment below if you know the correct answer! #ptcbexam #ptcbtest #ptcbsuccess #ptcbquestion #ptcbtestprep #pharmacytechnician #ptcbmath

💊To succeed at pharmacy math, you must know the basics. Conversions are one of the most fundamental topics that you need to master. Here, we've put together the conversions that you need to know. #ptcbmath #pharmacycalculations #ptcbquestions #PTCB #ptcbtest #PTCBexam