Mary Jean Hanson

1205 Edgewood Lane

6/8/20XX

Zinc Oxide 10%
Miconazole 2%
Lavender essential oil 4 gtt
Chamomile essential oil 4 gtt
Corn Starch q.s.
M & Ft. topical dusing powder

Dispense: 60 g

Sig: apply to rash BID for 7 days

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Harold L. Green

2-G Medical Arts Building

Additional Information:

• Do not prepare excess. Prepare the exact amount prescribed.

Procedure:

1. Weigh g of zinc oxide powder.
    
        
    
    
   
2. Weigh g of miconazole powder.
    
        
    
    
   
3. Weigh g of corn starch.
    
        
    
    
   
4. Begin by placing the Click to Select Miconazole Zinc Oxide Corn Starch powder into a glass mortar because it is the powder with the Click to Select Smallest Middle Largest amount.
    
    
   
5. Add an approximately equal amount of Click to Select Miconazole Zinc Oxide Corn Starch powder and mix intimately using a pestle in a circular grinding motion referred to as Click to Select Aliquoting Alligation Blocking Geometric Dilution Levigation Pulverization by intervention Spatulation Trituration
    
    
   
6. Continue adding and mixing the second powder in roughly equal portions to the amount already in the mortar. This process is called Click to Select Aliquoting Alligation Blocking Geometric Dilution Levigation Pulverization by intervention Spatulation Trituration
    
    
   
7. Add 4 drops of both lavender and chamomile essential oil to the powder mixture in the mortar. These oils are used to make the powder Click to Select Free flowing (prevent clumping) Smell better More absorbant Antibacterial
    
    
   
8. Add the Click to Select Miconazole Zinc Oxide Corn Starch powder in roughly equal portions to the amount already in the mortar and mix thoroughly. Continue adding in portions until all has been added and the powder is uniform.
    
    
   
9. Transfer 60 g of the final powder to a Click to Select 1 ounce 2 ounce 4 ounce shaker bottle.
    
    
   
10. Label & Dispense.