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Calcium Equivalents
 

Calcium dosing can be calculated on the basis of the amount of elemental calcium (mg), the amount of calcium salt (mg), the number of milliequivalents (mEq), or the number of millimoles (mmol). Its variable dosing units is a source of potential medication errors.

Enter a value in a cell and click the Calculate button in the same row to determine all the equivalent forms. Be aware that there may be some rounding error with multiple conversions.

Elemental Ca (mg)
Elemental Ca (mEq)
Elemental Ca (mmol)
 
CaGluconate (g)
CaGluconate 10% (ml)
CaChloride (g)
CaChloride 10% (ml)
CaCarbonate (g)
CaGlubionate (g)
 

  Salt Elemental Ca
Calcium Acetate 1g 12.6 mEq 253 mg 6.30 mmol
Calcium Carbonate 1g 19.9 mEq 400 mg 9.96 mmol
Calcium Citrate 1g 10.5 mEq 211 mg 5.26 mmol
Calcium Chloride 1g 13.6 mEq 273 mg 6.80 mmol
Calcium Glubionate 1g 3.29 mEq 66 mg 1.64 mmol
Calcium Gluceptate 1g 4.08 mEq 82 mg 2.04 mmol
Calcium Gluconate 1g 4.65 mEq 93 mg 2.32 mmol

Created: April 7, 2000. Revised: October 3, 2000
© 1998-2001 Steven Pon, MD, Weill Medical College of Cornell University. All rights reserved.