Printables
Printable pediatric dosing quick-references
These pages are designed to print cleanly on US Letter (8.5×11). Each printable has a compact print view (for PDF/printing) and a screen view(for reading on-device).
How to use
- Open the Screen page if you want to read the printable online.
- Use Print / PDF flow only when you want the disclaimer-reviewed print or PDF flow.
- Use your browser print dialog (Cmd/Ctrl + P) to print or save as PDF.
Reminder: educational reference only; follow local protocols and verify formulations/concentrations.
Seasonal dosing quick-reference
Common high-yield meds and situations (flu, vomiting, antibiotics, steroids).
Oseltamivir (Tamiflu)
Flu antiviral quick-reference: weight bands + treatment vs prophylaxis patterns.
Ondansetron (Zofran)
Vomiting/rehydration support: common ODT bands + QT safety checks.
Azithromycin
Common dosing patterns (mg/kg) with day-1 vs days-2–5 reminders.
Prednisolone
Steroid dosing notes + liquid mL conversion table (verify concentration).
Dexamethasone
Steroid dosing notes + liquid mL conversion (verify mg/mL).
Allergy guide printables
Parent-facing symptom, medicine-comparison, and home-checklist printables for the new allergy routes.
Cold vs allergies in kids
Symptom comparison focused on itching, fever, duration, and when to call the pediatrician.
Allergy medicine comparison
Parent-friendly comparison of common daily options plus Benadryl caution framing.
Seasonal allergy home checklist
Season-by-season trigger reminders plus home steps and follow-up cues.
Nursing med-math worksheets
Student-focused practice for dosage calculations, safe-dose range checks, and calculator verification.
Pediatric dosage calculations worksheet
Nursing-student practice for kg conversion, mg/kg dosing, safe ranges, and mL conversion.
Pediatric safe dose range worksheet
Practice checking ordered doses against safe ranges, maximums, frequency, and concentration setup.
Pediatric mg to mL conversion worksheet
Practice reading oral liquid labels and converting checked-safe mg doses into mL volumes.