You are beyond amazing! For two weeks I've been struggling with the calculation of dosage to be given, drip rates, and flow rates and it seemed the more I read the more confusing it all got. Came upon your channel by chance and so very glad I did. Followed your videos and believe now it all makes sense to me. A million thanks!
YOU TRUELY ARE A GOD SEND!!! I WAS SO CONFUSED ABOUT THIS PARTICULAR PROBLEM...TRYING TO UNDERSTAND IT AND THIS VID APPEARED!!! THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!! THANK YOUUUU!!!
Hi thank you so much. Your med math vids are super helpful and have been the only resource for me to figure out how to do this. I would love to see an explanation of how you do pitocin questions :{
@ RN Kid Please upload more videos I really enjoy watching these dosage calc videos! You out of many people I watch is the easiest for me to understand. Can you please make more videos on gtts/min, how to find the time, and all the other fun stuff. My nursing instructor gave us some homework and its about calculating the unknown. I'm not sure yet but it sounds scary! Please post more content! Please! You're a great teacher!
Hello there. I know that this question of mine is not addressed in this video specifically, but I was hoping you can help me to understand this question on a study guide for my dosage calculation exam! Order: D5W 1,000 mL + 20 mEq KCl for 2 L to infuse in 10 hr. Drop factor: 15 gtt/mL (Determine gtt/min) I am not understanding what the TOTAL volume is (mL) is for this problem above. I understand that it is 1,000 mL of D5W with 20 mEq of Potassium Chloride being added to it but I have read somewhere that infusing vitamins and potassium into a primary bag does not affect the volume (not sure how true this is). So would this mean 1,000 mL is to infuse in 10 hr? Your videos have helped me a ton so far!
Hi 👋, I was wondering if you can help me to solve this math problem suspension math problems, INSULIN math problems, and INHALER math problems? I don’t know 🤷♀️ if you’re still active on your channels? This is for my class.
@@RNKidOh there you go! I got so busy with studying for Pharm ll. I figured out the answer but thank you so much for your reply. I watched your drops per minute video 2 days ago, and I learned so much!🙏🏿 However.... Here are othersI could use some help with: #1-The healthcare provider prescribed morphine 9mg IM every 4 hours for pain. Using the label below, how many ml will the LPN administer PER DOSE? label reads: 15 mg per mL The "per dose and 4hours" confuses me at times. #2 - The client is receiving 1000 ml of D5 1/2 NS at 75 mL/hr. How many ml will the client receive in 9 hrs? #3 - Gentamycin is ordered 40mg/kg/day in 2 divided doses. The child weighs 39.6 pounds. How many mgs. will the child receive PER DOSE? (RD answer to the nearest whole no.) The teacher tried to explain that that since #3 is PER DOSE, I have to divide the answer into 2... How come with #1, I don't have to divide the doses?
You are beyond amazing! For two weeks I've been struggling with the calculation of dosage to be given, drip rates, and flow rates and it seemed the more I read the more confusing it all got. Came upon your channel by chance and so very glad I did. Followed your videos and believe now it all makes sense to me. A million thanks!
YOU TRUELY ARE A GOD SEND!!! I WAS SO CONFUSED ABOUT THIS PARTICULAR PROBLEM...TRYING TO UNDERSTAND IT AND THIS VID APPEARED!!! THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!! THANK YOUUUU!!!
God! 🤦🏼♀️ I got it now. The additional information drive me crazy 😜 but now I got it! 😂 Thank you for being such a great instructor 👨🏫 🙌🏼
Your last question helped me solve a question I was stuck on lol omg. I could not sleep tonight without figuring this out! THANK YOU
You are a great teacher. Got it now
Loved that u showed how to check it
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Hi thank you so much. Your med math vids are super helpful and have been the only resource for me to figure out how to do this. I would love to see an explanation of how you do pitocin questions :{
You are such a great teacher!
I got it! 💝💝💝
@ RN Kid Please upload more videos I really enjoy watching these dosage calc videos! You out of many people I watch is the easiest for me to understand. Can you please make more videos on gtts/min, how to find the time, and all the other fun stuff. My nursing instructor gave us some homework and its about calculating the unknown. I'm not sure yet but it sounds scary! Please post more content! Please! You're a great teacher!
Way easier than my book! thank you!
You’re better than my teacher😂♥️♥️
Everyone else makes it so complicated, thank you RN kid.
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OMG thanks for the help, i needed it for a school project!!!
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Hello there. I know that this question of mine is not addressed in this video specifically, but I was hoping you can help me to understand this question on a study guide for my dosage calculation exam!
Order: D5W 1,000 mL + 20 mEq KCl for 2 L to infuse in 10 hr. Drop factor: 15 gtt/mL
(Determine gtt/min)
I am not understanding what the TOTAL volume is (mL) is for this problem above. I understand that it is 1,000 mL of D5W with 20 mEq of Potassium Chloride being added to it but I have read somewhere that infusing vitamins and potassium into a primary bag does not affect the volume (not sure how true this is). So would this mean 1,000 mL is to infuse in 10 hr? Your videos have helped me a ton so far!
Thank you sir, it's really helps me
well explained sir
Thank you!
Thank you for easy explanations. I understand way better. God bless!
Thank you so much!!!
Hi 👋, I was wondering if you can help me to solve this math problem suspension math problems, INSULIN math problems, and INHALER math problems? I don’t know 🤷♀️ if you’re still active on your channels? This is for my class.
THANK YOUUU SO SO MUCH!!!♥️♥️
You're welcome!!
Thanks
awesome
Does your calculation practice test work correctly?
Hi, what if its 1hrs 30mins how do we divide the ML/1hr 30mins ?
where have you been.......thanks
I wish the questions were this simple but my school exam is much fluff and complex it seams
U are not explained the main thing how to give 125ml /hr , how many drops per minutes ?
hi, where are the answers to the quiz please?
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Hello, I don't know if you're still on youtube, but I have a math question for you.
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@@RNKidOh there you go! I got so busy with studying for Pharm ll. I figured out the answer but thank you so much for your reply. I watched your drops per minute video 2 days ago, and I learned so much!🙏🏿
However.... Here are othersI could use some help with:
#1-The healthcare provider prescribed morphine 9mg IM every 4 hours for pain. Using the label below, how many ml will the LPN administer PER DOSE?
label reads: 15 mg per mL
The "per dose and 4hours" confuses me at times.
#2 - The client is receiving 1000 ml of D5 1/2 NS at 75 mL/hr. How many ml will the client receive in 9 hrs?
#3 - Gentamycin is ordered 40mg/kg/day in 2 divided doses. The child weighs 39.6 pounds. How many mgs. will the child receive PER DOSE? (RD answer to the nearest whole no.)
The teacher tried to explain that that since #3 is PER DOSE, I have to divide the answer into 2...
How come with #1, I don't have to divide the doses?
Pls how did get tha 1500ml . Am confused
convert 1.5L to ml. so, 1.5L = 1,500ml