I just passed my medical dosage calculations math exam with 100% correctly answered, thanks to your thorough & very informative videos!! 📚 🥳 🎉 Thanks again for all that you do here on TH-cam. We all appreciate your videos!! 👩🎓👩⚕️💛🧑🎓🧑⚕️
I am going to CO-SIGN with all the rest of the commentators who said they couldn't THANK YOU enough! This was and still is a HUGE help! I appreciate everything you did to make this video. I will learn how to do these IV calculations!😊😊
31.25 or 31 if rounded. You are a Gd send!!! I have a dosage calc test on Monday that is specifically on drip factors and after watching your video I now get it on how to do it. You simplify it. Wish you were my teacher! So helpful thank you!!!
You explained this better than any other drip factor video I have seen! its so simple, and easy to understand, all the other popular videos were just too confusing, and not to the point. This was very easy for someone like me who is horrible at math! THANK YOU!!
bonus (ans: 31.25 or 31gtt/min) Just finished your video and it honestly made it easier for me to understand and confident that I can sit my test and pass with all the tips you gave thanks.
I have struggled with nursing math because I could never remember what goes on top and what goes on bottom. Thank you so much. I'm good to share your videos with my classmates. Your videos are the best out there!!
31.25 or 31gtt/min Thank you Soooooo much your videos are excellent you really helped me understand I feel better prepared for my exam GOD BLESS YOU!!!!!
i am so happy i've come across your youtube channel! you are single handedly the reason i understand how to navigate dosage calc problems. thank you so much
please can you make a video on similar questions based on weight and also time the infusion would take to complete, thanks am super grateful I will be starting my nursing program this September fall session, I was so curious to learn few things before we begin, thanks so much you are an amazing teacher,
Thank you so much for these tutorials and the previous one that I watched with this breakdown. This makes it so much easier to understand. This was so difficult for me before I watched these and THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE STEP BY STEP BREAKDOWN IT HELPS ALOT! 😊
Thank you very much...This video was really helpful, so for the bonus question.. Flow rate calc. 500ml/4hr=125ml/hrs Drip rate calc. Part1. Part2. Pt3 125ml/1hr×15gtt/1ml×1/60 =125×15/60=1875/60=31.25 or 31gtt/min
Thanks you so very much for teaching us the short and simple way. I was so confused about how to do these problems but watch your video on drip rate make it so easy to do.
I cannot thank you enough for these videos.... I have been out of nursing for 10 years, and am currently taking a refresher course that you have to take a dosage test.... it's only 5 calculations, and 6 med questions, but the anxiety is real not knowing what type of calculations they will give me. I had panic attacks in school because they tried to teach dimensional analysis and more than 75% of the class failed. ( I dropped the course and took it at another school and passed and transferred it back in.... I didn't want to "fail")
Oh my god I love you. Not nursing related but I need to know this for pharmacy PTCB test. Nothing i looked at prior hand made sense visually. This makes so much sense.
Thank you second time your videos have help me so much. This semester was drip rate/flow rate dosage exam and I pass with a 92. I will be back foe peds.
Idk if you mentioned it in your video. Another way that is also efficient and maybe a smoother way to remember…. Anytime you see gtt convert hours into minutes…. 1) So how I set up the problem 3 L = 3000 ml 24hours = 1440 mins (24hrs multiple by 60 mins.) if you put 3000/1440 x 10 gtt you get 21(round to a whole number because you can’t split a drop in half). For the bonus question I got 500ml over 240 x 15 gtt = 31 as the final answer
31.25 gtt/min so 31 gtt/min. you are an amazing teacher . i am very fortunate to have you found through this you tube channel , SIR THANK YOU VERY MUCH !!
For the BONUS question, I got 31.25 OR 31 gtt/mins.👍🏿 Thank yo SO MUCH ! What a blessing this video is. I learned how to compute this equation. This is almost like dimensional analysis...this is formula method? Either way, very helpful!
You are genius thank you for your brilliance. I owe all to you. I have exams on monday but just gone back and did with ease all the questions that had been bothering me Thanks once again. Im good to go now
wow great …. love this teaching skills …. I could not even put numbers to formula but after watching this great teaching pattern I can do it .... simple easy teaching ,,,,,,,,,,, thank youuuuuuuuu and very helpful
@@RNKid thank you so much I passed my both tests ... in one go but as we are in Australia we dont use drop factor unit like gtt/min .... so I had an issue with it in the actual test but I explained .. so all done and good
Comeeee bacckkkkkkkkkkkkkkk I like how you explain things My brain doesnt work as good w numbers :( But the way you explain things makes it understandable for me …
for that bonus question i got 31.25 or 31? please let me be correct lol im horrid at math but you explain things so well and simply for people like me who hates math lol but im taking my ptcb exam soon so i need to practice! thank you for all the uploads.
Appreciations for your videos. #5, my answer is 42ml/hr because I approximated 41.6, and I worked on that to get the final answer 10.5, which I also approximated to get 11gtt/min. I did it this way because drops cannot be fractionated. I want you to be consistent because some MCQ might bring optional answers. In this case please justify and give me a response, based on your teachings. Which one do I follow, Pleases do I approximate decimals of flow rate and work with it or NOT? Remember calculator is not permitted. Am waiting for your reply. Thanks and regards.
hey Rn kid i did not see the next video as of yet. i Just found you on youtube and have wondering where have u been all of my nursing school life? anywho my answer is 31.25 or 31gtt/min
A patient is ordered doxy PO initially 200mg and 50 mg PO BID. the drug is available as 50mg tablet and 100 mg tablet. A) how many tablets will you give as the initial dose? B) how many tablets will you give for each dose after the initial dose? please help. thank you.
FINALLY someone who can simplify AND teach it! THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!!!
I just passed my medical dosage calculations math exam with 100% correctly answered, thanks to your thorough & very informative videos!! 📚 🥳 🎉 Thanks again for all that you do here on TH-cam. We all appreciate your videos!! 👩🎓👩⚕️💛🧑🎓🧑⚕️
You are very, very welcome! Thanks for the kind words and good luck with everything going forward!
I am going to CO-SIGN with all the rest of the commentators who said they couldn't THANK YOU enough! This was and still is a HUGE help! I appreciate everything you did to make this video. I will learn how to do these IV calculations!😊😊
Agree!
31.25 or 31 if rounded.
You are a Gd send!!! I have a dosage calc test on Monday that is specifically on drip factors and after watching your video I now get it on how to do it. You simplify it. Wish you were my teacher! So helpful thank you!!!
You are very welcome! More videos are coming so subscribe!
The answer is either 31.25 or 31 gtts per minute 😊
31.25 or 31 . I start pharm in 2 weeks I can say that am ready . Thank you so much !!
@@chiozyamanda3667It is 31 gtts/min. When it says 31.25 take the .25 and round down and it’ll be just 31 even with no decimals.
You explained this better than any other drip factor video I have seen! its so simple, and easy to understand, all the other popular videos were just too confusing, and not to the point. This was very easy for someone like me who is horrible at math! THANK YOU!!
bonus (ans: 31.25 or 31gtt/min) Just finished your video and it honestly made it easier for me to understand and confident that I can sit my test and pass with all the tips you gave thanks.
31
I have struggled with nursing math because I could never remember what goes on top and what goes on bottom. Thank you so much. I'm good to share your videos with my classmates. Your videos are the best out there!!
I'm so glad I found these videos. Without it I would not have passed my med math mid term.
I’m watching this literally before a skills USA thing, you’re a life saver dude!
31.25 or 31drops per min.
Am sooòo happy I came across this TH-cam channel God bless you 🙏
Bonus answer i got is 31.25=31gtts/min. Thank you soo much for making drop rate calc soo simple and less overwhelming!
31.25 or 31gtt/min Thank you Soooooo much your videos are excellent you really helped me understand I feel better prepared for my exam GOD BLESS YOU!!!!!
You are a born teacher. It's sinking smoothly into the brain. Keep the candle shinning. I recently joined the group.
i am so happy i've come across your youtube channel! you are single handedly the reason i understand how to navigate dosage calc problems. thank you so much
You are really making this much easier than my professor. Thanks so Much!
please can you make a video on similar questions based on weight and also time the infusion would take to complete, thanks am super grateful I will be starting my nursing program this September fall session, I was so curious to learn few things before we begin, thanks so much you are an amazing teacher,
The answer to the Bonus question: 31 gtts/min. You DID an outstanding job explaining the process. Thank you!
Thank you so much for these tutorials and the previous one that I watched with this breakdown. This makes it so much easier to understand. This was so difficult for me before I watched these and THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE STEP BY STEP BREAKDOWN IT HELPS ALOT! 😊
Thank you very much...This video was really helpful, so for the bonus question..
Flow rate calc.
500ml/4hr=125ml/hrs
Drip rate calc.
Part1. Part2. Pt3
125ml/1hr×15gtt/1ml×1/60
=125×15/60=1875/60=31.25 or 31gtt/min
31.25. that was so clear and easy to understand. Thank you soooooo much
Thank you so much. I make sure all the adverts run through to the very end. You deserve even more!
Whewww! 31gtt/min Rounded. I need more practice but I don't think it can be explained any better! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
Thanks you so very much for teaching us the short and simple way. I was so confused about how to do these problems but watch your video on drip rate make it so easy to do.
I cannot thank you enough for these videos.... I have been out of nursing for 10 years, and am currently taking a refresher course that you have to take a dosage test.... it's only 5 calculations, and 6 med questions, but the anxiety is real not knowing what type of calculations they will give me. I had panic attacks in school because they tried to teach dimensional analysis and more than 75% of the class failed. ( I dropped the course and took it at another school and passed and transferred it back in.... I didn't want to "fail")
Well I wish you good luck with everything!
Oh my god I love you. Not nursing related but I need to know this for pharmacy PTCB test. Nothing i looked at prior hand made sense visually. This makes so much sense.
Thank you second time your videos have help me so much. This semester was drip rate/flow rate dosage exam and I pass with a 92. I will be back foe peds.
Idk if you mentioned it in your video. Another way that is also efficient and maybe a smoother way to remember…. Anytime you see gtt convert hours into minutes…. 1) So how I set up the problem 3 L = 3000 ml
24hours = 1440 mins (24hrs multiple by 60 mins.) if you put 3000/1440 x 10 gtt you get 21(round to a whole number because you can’t split a drop in half).
For the bonus question I got 500ml over 240 x 15 gtt = 31 as the final answer
Thank you so much I love your teaching style! You make it easy to follow and I actually understand what you’re doing in every step 😁
I am glad I could help! Subscribe for more videos and if you have any suggestions for future videos let me know!
So Glad i found these videos! Its been such a long journey! Thank you for making this so easy to understand!
Thank you sir this is the first video on the subject matter pertaining to drip rate calculations that made sense to me!!!
Actually 31 as a whole number. thank you very much for the refresher. Great teacher.
you helped me big time big time. I have a test this tuesday and i did bot understand this formula. But now im ready!!! TY
Thank you for the great videos, they made learning dosage calculations so much easier. Thank you
I'm so happy to have found your channel! I have my exams on Monday. I feel confident! Thank you!
Hopefully it went well!
Did u pads ur exam
Thank you for your teaching. So helpful. If anybody watch this video they will be master.
Brilliant, thank you!! Bonus answer 31.25 or 31gtt/min
Why can’t teachers and textbooks make med dosage easier?? Thank you for these videos!
I’m not a math person at all but he explains it like abc 123 ! Love his explanations!
31.25 gtt/min so 31 gtt/min.
you are an amazing teacher .
i am very fortunate to have you found through this you tube channel , SIR THANK YOU VERY MUCH !!
Welcome aboard!
Thank you. You are the best teacher
it is so much easier to understand
Thank you !!!
can we do more difficult ones
You are the only one on TH-cam that makes dosage make sense to me. I have some harder problems I am stuck on. Is it possible to show them to you?
For the BONUS question, I got 31.25 OR 31 gtt/mins.👍🏿
Thank yo SO MUCH ! What a blessing this video is. I learned how to compute this equation. This is almost like dimensional analysis...this is formula method? Either way, very helpful!
This is the best video that I have found that explains things clearly and easily. Thank you :)
Bonus question 31gtts / minute is the answer. 🎉 thank you so much for explaining this it means a lot to me.
You made easy sir.... your way of teaching is so great
31, This was one of the best videos explained!
You are genius thank you for your brilliance. I owe all to you. I have exams on monday but just gone back and did with ease all the questions that had been bothering me Thanks once again. Im good to go now
Thank you so much sir, wow your so good in teaching.Just in time because I want to refresh my mind in drug computation.
thank you for you videos i have a lot of learn regarding this drip rate calculation
great explanation, watched both videos and have a better understanding of it. thank you!!!
Great to hear!
Thank You. You make it so simple. last question 31gtts/min
love the videos, all this time I thought this was hard, but you have made it easy to understand
Being an RN nursing student, and watching how easy you make dosage calculation looks I am amazed thank you so much for sharing ❣️
You are very welcome! Subscribe!
@@RNKid I did, so please post more videos, if no one ever told you, your teaching skills is good.
@@ealinshimmer6190 They are coming!
@@RNKid for question 3 on the video why u didn't round 41.6ml to 42?
AND:
The bonus question answers 31 gtt/minute.
Very easy to understand and follow! Thank you so much for all the video your posting!!
Yes thank you so much. I’m really starting to understand a whole lot better. 😊
Oh boy Q#3 this is exactly my question I got on my nclex. I will try again. Thank you for this video.
Stanish, you killed with simple way, thanks you
The answer is 31gtt/ml. Thanks for the explanation
Brilliant explanation of this- thank you!
Very clear explanation. Thank you
BONUS Q ANSWER.. 31.25 gtt/ml or 31gtt/ml
Thank you, your teaching is great.
OMG, this video saved me!!! Thanks so much for helping us!!!
Thanks for the nice explanation. Need the formula for body weight based drug calculation.
31 GTT PER MIN.. Thank you for all the help this mks soo much sense
you are very welcome!
hello , love your video they are so helpful.... would the formula D/HxV be used for IV pump calculations or IV/IM doses and total IV fluids received?
Thank you so much for all your help! I appreciate how you make this process so simple.
31 drops per minute ! Thank you!
Thank you so much..
Answer : 31gtts/min
Ty!!! I need a refresher so bad. I feel like I forgot how to do this but this OMG!! :)
Thank you for making drip rates so easy!!! New subscriber 😊
I really like your videos they’re helpful, can you please do a video on insulin unit calculations sometime this month please. Thank you
I can try!
Thank you
I have no interest in being a nurse, but I do love learning flow rate and drip rate formulas and I’m getting smarter at knowing them!
Wow I’m actually enjoying this
Watching this an hour before my exam wish me luck !!!
Thank you so much for your help, God bless
Thank you so much! you simplified it in a way my brain can understand 😅🙌
Happy to help!
wow great …. love this teaching skills …. I could not even put numbers to formula but after watching this great teaching pattern I can do it .... simple easy teaching ,,,,,,,,,,, thank youuuuuuuuu and very helpful
You're very welcome!
@@RNKid thank you so much I passed my both tests ... in one go but as we are in Australia we dont use drop factor unit like gtt/min .... so I had an issue with it in the actual test but I explained .. so all done and good
Thank you so so much for these amazing videos!!!
❤thank you so much for your teaching and dedication. You rock ❤
Thank you too
You made this so easy. Thank you!
Hi. Your videos are life saver! Please make more drip & medication dosage videos..
31.25gtts/min or 31gtts/min
Comeeee bacckkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
I like how you explain things
My brain doesnt work as good w numbers :(
But the way you explain things makes it understandable for me …
I will make more videos don't worry, just busy with you know...work, subscribe!
for that bonus question i got 31.25 or 31? please let me be correct lol im horrid at math but you explain things so well and simply for people like me who hates math lol but im taking my ptcb exam soon so i need to practice! thank you for all the uploads.
Love the way you explain it, thanks
Answer 31gtt/min
Appreciations for your videos. #5, my answer is 42ml/hr because I approximated 41.6, and I worked on that to get the final answer 10.5, which I also approximated to get 11gtt/min. I did it this way because drops cannot be fractionated. I want you to be consistent because some MCQ might bring optional answers. In this case please justify and give me a response, based on your teachings. Which one do I follow, Pleases do I approximate decimals of flow rate and work with it or NOT? Remember calculator is not permitted. Am waiting for your reply. Thanks and regards.
You explain this so simple
Thank you so much for all your help
You are heaven sent! Thank you!!
Happy to help!
I’m getting ready to attend LPN advancement to RN. I MAY NEED YOUR HELP ☺️
You got it! Subscribe!
please make more hard calculation video you make them so easy thank you so much
Thanks so much. I really appreciate your videos...
hey Rn kid i did not see the next video as of yet. i Just found you on youtube and have wondering where have u been all of my nursing school life? anywho my answer is 31.25 or 31gtt/min
more please. thanks
A patient is ordered doxy PO initially 200mg and 50 mg PO BID. the drug is available as 50mg tablet and 100 mg tablet.
A) how many tablets will you give as the initial dose?
B) how many tablets will you give for each dose after the initial dose? please help. thank you.
Love your videos, thank you.
Glad you like them!
You're awesome and amazing! thank you!
You have an excellent way of teaching.. u made drug calculation really easy...
you have saved me you just dont even know !!!
Nitride 50mg in 250ml is infusing at a rate of 68ml/hr. The patients weight is 250lbs. How many mcg/kg/min is the patient receiving
Just watched this mazing video. After attempting the last question, I got 31 gtt/min