Materi Pelayanan kefarmasian Perhitungan biaya obat yang dibuat menurut permintaan

Summary

In this presentation, the group discusses the process of calculating dosage and medication costs for a prescription. They explain the steps involved in determining ingredient amounts, such as the calculation for CTM dosage, and the method for determining the cost of materials used in the prescription. The group also provides insights into the total cost of the prescription, breaking down the individual costs of medications like Pamol, Gliseril, and Propanolol. The presentation concludes with an apology for any mistakes in the delivery, and a formal closing with greetings in Arabic.

Takeaways

• 😀 The presentation begins with a greeting, introducing the group and the topic of their work on recipe calculations.
• 😀 The first part of the process involves taking ingredients. Some ingredients are halved or adjusted due to their characteristics.
• 😀 There is a mention of specific measurements for certain ingredients, such as half tablets of a substance and the amount of lactose to be used.
• 😀 The second part discusses how to calculate dosages, with a focus on CTM dosage, which is taken once a day with no formula to calculate it.
• 😀 The group applies a formula involving the ratio of substances and dosage, performing calculations such as dividing 1.5g by a calculated value to determine percentages.
• 😀 A similar calculation method is used for other substances, involving percentages based on the amounts taken per day.
• 😀 The prices of various substances are calculated, including amounts for glycerol, guaiacol, and other medications.
• 😀 Specific values for tablets and prescription quantities are mentioned, such as the cost of each tablet and how the total cost of ingredients is determined.
• 😀 The group mentions the total price for the entire prescription and calculates the total cost of all ingredients combined.
• 😀 The presentation ends with a polite apology for any mistakes and a formal closing remark, along with the group’s gratitude for the attention given.
• 😀 There is a clear focus on the calculations for both the dosage and the costs, demonstrating an approach to pharmaceutical preparation.

Q & A

What is the main purpose of the presentation in the transcript?

The main purpose of the presentation is to explain the process of calculating medicine doses, preparing prescriptions, and pricing the medicines used in the prescription.

How is the dose of CTM (Chlorpheniramine Maleate) calculated in the transcript?

The dose of CTM is calculated based on the assumption that it should be taken once per day. The calculation involves using a formula and adjusting the tablet amount to half for accurate dosing.

What is the formula used to calculate the total price for the prescription ingredients?

The total price is calculated by multiplying the cost of each medicine by the quantity required. The formula for the total cost is: (Cost per tablet or unit) * (Quantity), and then summing up the results for all ingredients.

What are the key ingredients mentioned in the prescription?

The key ingredients mentioned include CTM (Chlorpheniramine Maleate), laktosa (lactose), gliseril guaiakolat, pamol, and propanolol.

How are the medicine doses adjusted for specific usage?

The doses are adjusted by determining the required amount for each tablet or ingredient, and in some cases, they are halved or divided to ensure the correct dose is administered.

What is the total price for all the prescription ingredients as mentioned in the transcript?

The total price for all prescription ingredients is calculated as Rp 19,100, including the costs for each medicine and dosage.

What calculation method is used for determining the percentage of the dosage for a single day?

The percentage for a single day's dosage is calculated by dividing the daily dose by the total amount and then multiplying by 100 to convert it to a percentage.

What was the cost of gliseril guaiakolat in the prescription?

The cost of gliseril guaiakolat is Rp 4,500.

How is the price of pamol calculated in the presentation?

The price of pamol is calculated by multiplying the cost per tablet (Rp 1,000) by the quantity (10), resulting in Rp 10,000.

What is the total cost for three prescriptions, as mentioned in the transcript?

The total cost for three prescriptions is Rp 6,000, calculated by multiplying the cost of one prescription (Rp 2,000) by three.