THANK YOU! My nursing teacher couldnt explain this to me for the life of her and it was so frustrating. She's a 'teacher', she should know how to teach this sort of math. Anyway thank god for this smart lady on youtube! Don't go to a community college!
I just want to say, Thank you very much. I’m 52 years old and just accepted into nursing program. The instructor said to start practicing decimals for drug calculations. You made this very easy to understand without all that complication. I appreciate you 🙏🏾
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thank you so much for sharing this video, I'm a medical coder and I'm just assigned to infusions, and no one can explain to me how to convert anything to anything do you have anything that also shows how to convert Ml and Mg in to units
Thank you so much for your video. You explain things very well. This has helped clear things up for me when in comes to conversions. I do have one question though. In problem E, you dropped the zero at the end of 370. Why is that? It's not entirely clear to me why you chose to do that. Couldn't it just be left as .370 instead of .37? Thank you.
@@breannagarcia1087 1 oz = 30 ml, you can use the table here: www.georgebrown.ca/sites/default/files/uploadedfiles/tlc/_documents/unit_conversions_for_nursing_math.pdf
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THANK YOU! My nursing teacher couldnt explain this to me for the life of her and it was so frustrating. She's a 'teacher', she should know how to teach this sort of math. Anyway thank god for this smart lady on youtube! Don't go to a community college!
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I just want to say, Thank you very much. I’m 52 years old and just accepted into nursing program. The instructor said to start practicing decimals for drug calculations. You made this very easy to understand without all that complication. I appreciate you 🙏🏾
tomorrow I have exam I learned metric unit by this video thank you teacher
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i am in my job and still dont know how to do it thanku mam . there is no age for learning now i can feel it
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Thank you very much for simplifying this concept and explaining it very well!
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thank you so much for sharing this video, I'm a medical coder and I'm just assigned to infusions, and no one can explain to me how to convert anything to anything do you have anything that also shows how to convert Ml and Mg in to units
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How do you know if you need to divide or multiply
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Thank you so much for your video. You explain things very well. This has helped clear things up for me when in comes to conversions. I do have one question though. In problem E, you dropped the zero at the end of 370. Why is that? It's not entirely clear to me why you chose to do that. Couldn't it just be left as .370 instead of .37? Thank you.
Thank you, please check our free website, helpyourmath.com/nursing/topics/Weight,
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What if you have been given convert percentage to simplest form
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Easy but I’m confused of when to multiply or divide
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g > mg > µg
Can someone help me what is 8.201 kg=. G
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Is there a video on tbs, tps converting to ml
tbs to oz? th-cam.com/video/lqPfbCAA8Mg/w-d-xo.html
I am learning how to convert tbs and tps to ml
@@breannagarcia1087 1 oz = 30 ml, you can use the table here: www.georgebrown.ca/sites/default/files/uploadedfiles/tlc/_documents/unit_conversions_for_nursing_math.pdf
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