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thank you; very helpful

so basically, just memorize the base units nd itll be easy? no shortcuts to remembering like with khdudcm?

I would love to just go through the blue print with questions that were asked and not changed so I can check my answers without confusion.

Thanks, you explain it better than my professor.

studying to be a certified pharmacy technician on my own right now until I enroll in a recognized/certificate program. This is helping me understand the basics

he i so hungry all not that one who a pizza deliver owes $45.5m today for unlawful entry!

he says he knows the metric system?

Thanks this has made my life easier

You are so good!!!!

Thank you so much, l stated my Nursing program this month and l am so worried about dosages someone to me how helpful you're thank you again

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Sorry I mispronounced your name DR and sorry again about that

Thanks Dr Rag you are so helpful

This was epic. Thank you.

Helps a lot. Thanks so much 🙏

Brilliant work, thank you 🙏

Thankyou so awesome Your teaching has made it so easy for me to catch on

A nurse is preparing 4mcg/kg/min continuous infusion to a pt who weighs 57Kg available is 50 Mg in 250 Ml the nurse should set the pump to deliver how many ML/HR ( round to the nearest tenth ) How can I do this without using dimensional analysis ? Is there a way ?

NPH is 70/30

I am feeling much better about passing my pharmacy tech exam after hearing that weight question

Let s get to the math,. Sliding scale insulin means that within certain numerical ranges is how much insulin units you have to administer as opposed to basilar insulin doses which is set number of units per dose.

I wish that was mine , but I borrowed and ,of course, changed it, from the Horror Geek. Give credit where it's due.

Let s get to the math!

I m stressed , and I m not in nursing school. Im thinking of going to nursing school,

I am using your reviews to help me pass my pharmacy tech exam.

Thank you for these incredible videos , any advice on ATI dosage style questions ? How to tackle them I unfortunately have to retake mine .

Dr. RAD!!!! thank you for the video!

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Can you link this study guide?

thank you so much for your help with explaining this way! I have been using dose over have and getting them wrong and racking my brain over this for school... I can see it now the way you explained it... U rock!

Hello teacher its been 2am now I almost done with the practice test and I think I learned now thanks again for the video

Shouldn’t number 25 be 6ML?? 300X5 = (1500). 1500 divided by 250=6 not 60? Edit:Nevermind. I heard someone correct number 25 after I typed my message.

On number 13 for the output u put 200mg? Shouldn’t that be 200ml?

Nice, clear explanation! I love your videos!

hello teacher , I just hope that next time there is a subtitle because English is not my first language ..thank you

finally I just found now your youtube channel thanks for sharing from alegheny student

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great video doc

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Thank you for this, I had spent my whole afternoon trying to figure out how to do this kind of dosage & I was almost frustrated until I found this! You opened my mind when when you stated so long you know what you are looking for ml/hr that guides you how to arrange your nos, thanks again. I subscribed it's worth it!

Where is 100ml coming from when you convert the 500ml. I don't understand that part?

Thank you Doc

I'm about to take my 130 drug calc exam tonight. This video was so helpful. THANK YOU!

Hi! On the last 2 minutes of this video, you went over problems #17 and #18. Are you able to make a video explaining how you solved those problems (Specifically how you chose the strongest concentration and how you solved the problems @ 55:45 in the video). Thank you!

This video is SO helpful. THANK YOU!

this is my first semester in nursing school and I'm so happy I came across this video

Thanks Doc