Dosage Calculations in Nursing
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- This video teaches you how to calculate flow rate and dosage calculations in nursing. This video covers the formula to figure out drops per minute (gtts/min) also known as the flow rate. This video will build on more complex dosage calculations to know for nursing exams.
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Thank you so much!!! I take my Hesi RN exit Exam in the morning. I was not getting the math until now> Thank you.
Ahh, perfect timing! I needed this! I struggle with dosage calculations in the nursing program :/ Thank you so much Professor D!
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Pleaaaaase do more dosage problems. Preferably weight based (safe dose) Thank you! Trying to familiarize myself before I take the big leap.
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Passed my dosage calculations test today!!☺️
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Hi, I realized, you stopped at number 5, however, I was looking at number 6 for calculation. This is what I came up with125mL/h. But I went back and recalculated and came up with 2ml/h after multiplying 2x60minutes=120 and dividing 250 by 120 to get 2mL/h? I remember you stating the only time you have to do it in minutes is when they give it in hours and that means you have to multiply it by 60 minutes. Number 6 didn't give a drip factor it only mention an infusion pump. Just checking myself here. Thank you John 14:6
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I'm in Med Surge, and it's been crazy we only have 3 exams for 4 systems in each exam. Over 600 slides , I feel so defeat I had never felt like this or maybe is not for me.
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Thank you so much for this video. I’ve watched so many videos over this and did not get it but you made it so simple and understanding and I actually get it. Can you pls make some more videos on dosage calculation? I start nursing school soon God willing, and I want to get a head start because I am bad in math.
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This was waaaaay too easy…lol love it. Is the math questions really this simple for LPN program?
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Yes please can you do more other dosage calculations please !!!!!!!
More coming soon!
Prof D... thank you so much for the video,I know this is coming in really late lol. Please,how do I solve the number ten,drop factor wasn't given
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Thank you for the amazing vid! Is it possible to get answers 6-10?
Probably a dumb question, but do LPNs need to know this for NCLEX-PN. It’s been 4 years since I last took it and failed. I haven’t seen a flow rate questions since I started studying again. Thanks so much!
What state are you resting in, it’s very much possible to get a dosage & calc Question but most likely would not be drop factor.
how do you figure out mL/hr if you are not give the drop factor (gtt/min) in the problem?
Easy, divide the hour into the mL. So if you have to give 500mL in 2 hours you just divide the 2 into the 500=250mL/hr
@@NexusNursing thank you Professor , I'm sorry I get confused sometimes with dosage calc
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Please send an email to nexusnursing@gmail.com and include full name, date of purchase and method of purchase so I can have my staff look into it and correct the issue right away please.
Thank you for uploading this. It was so very helpful.
Can you please do some of the problems with Desired amount Dr ordered VS What the pharmacy have on hand available.