I LOVE YOU SOOOO MUCH!!! Thank you for all your help. Because of you, I was able to pass the TEAS math, and now you are helping me with my Nursing dosage calculations. The way you explain and repeat every single step is so helpful, that I don't have enough words to thank you !!
AWESOME! It’s fantastic to see how one video can have such an impact, and I’m thrilled that it was mine that helped you. Thanks for commenting! This will definitely inspire others!
Thanks! As an educator, that is just as important to me as being able to teach the math... easing the anxiety, because I know it is real. Thanks for sharing this. It made my Friday. 😀
I scored a 93.8% on the math part of the TEAS and I 100% attribute that to your video series on TEAS math. I watched them all, took notes, and completed the practice test from your website. I was accepted into my nursing program and I'm going into my second semester this Fall. When it came time to learn dimensional analysis last Spring I knew exactly where to go for help! I scored a 100% on my first attempt on our dosage mastery exam! :) THANK YOU!
Hi Mr.Craft! I believe I actually took precalc trig with you a few years ago. I came to this channel because im in nursing now and need help with dosage! I loved trig because of the way you taught it. Thank you for what you do!
Hey! Do you mind sharing your name? You can jump over in my FB group if you would like. I have plenty of dose calc resources for ya over at www.bcraftmath.com/med-dosage.html
I just want to take the time out and say thank you. U are literally my math teacher. I got accepted into nursing school because of you and am currently passing because of you. I have a professor but she doesn't speak, write, or explain anything well enough for me to understand but hey... look at you!!! Thank you a bunch.
Sorry about your professor, but that is GREAT that you can still push forward by utilizing the resources that I have available. Thanks for sharing and keep at it!
Thank you so much for your help. You helped me pass both my TEAS and med dosage exam on the first time and I’m terrible at math. You’re doing great work.
I have been trying since August to master dimensional analysis. I am so grateful for these videos! I have my medication math competency test coming up on Monday. We have to get 100%. I honestly am not certain how many questions we will have on it at this point. I do know we get three attempts. After the third attempt if we do not pass it we are out of the program and will have to apply for me admittance the following year.
Hey there. I also tutor many students privately online and I am well aware of the tight restrictions on testing and passing without missing many or NONE at all. If you feel that you need more practice, check out www.bcraftmath.com/tutoring where you can get info about tutoring AND you can even book your appointment(s) directly there.
@@bcraftmath I wanted to let you know that because of this video, I got all of these types of questions correct on my med math competency exam today. I did miss one question, so I will have to take it again. However, it was a dumb mathematical error on my part when calculating input. I caught it right away and let my instructor know. I won’t have to remediate but I will have to take another competency exam.
For anyone wondering... for question #2, if you did want to see what it would look like to use dimensional analysis to figure out how many tablets per day... 2 tablets/8 hours x 24 hours/1 day = 48/8 = 6 tablets/day
First time in med dose. love this. I will be practicing this now. do you offer private help? Ten month LPN program. Need to get this. looks like this is the only way to go.
Dimensional analysis is definitely the way! And yes... I do offer private tutoring. All of my tutoring information can be found at www.bcraftmath.com/tutoring. This information includes a booking calendar, pricing, payment options and more. It's all there. After reading over that, feel free to ask me any questions.
I don't think so since that is not used in the calculation of a med dosage problem. PRN means as needed. Do you have an example of where it is needed. Feel free to share and I'll get something together for ya!
So glad my classmate sent me the link to your video!! I do have a question, Im a bit confused on the first problem and the second though. The first we didn't multiply by 8, but by 3, and the second we multiplied by 6, How come? Sorry if the answer is right there maybe in my face lol but I'm a bit confused.
Hey there! I'm glad you enjoy the videos! About your questions... Q8H means every 8 hours... 24 hours are in a day and when you divide 24 by 8, you get three. If a patient gets a medication every 8 hours, that is three times a day. Q4H = every 4 hours, which is 6 times a day Q12H = every 12 hours, which is 2 times a day Q6H = every 6 hours, which is 4 times a day Divide 24 by whatever number is in between the Q and H to figure out how many times per day. Hope that helps!
There is really no "trick" to memorizing all the conversions, BUT the more you use them, it will sink into your memory. Repetition. However, for studying purposes, print them out, make flashcards. ACTUALLY, try my free conversions quiz over at www.bcraftmath.com/med-dosage.html 👍
Welcome back! :) This playlist is consists of the free live sessions that I have done in my Facebook Group: th-cam.com/play/PLGVFcC04AlxdrtPXFTY92jlzKXhoyd9XU.html Also, you can find additional videos (older ones) at my med dosage website: www.bcraftmath.com/med-dosage.html Here is the FB Group if you are not a member already... facebook.com/groups/teasmathbcraftmath/
hiiiiii, I am really enjoying yoiur videos!! Gotta question? Now, on problem #4, would it be safe to say that the patient gotten 2tbsp since 30ml equates to it?
Hey! I'm glad you are enjoying the videos! About your question... 2 tbsp is the same thing as 30 mL so you could technically say that. However, since the question specifically asked for mL, stick with 30 mL just to get the problem "correct." 😊
Hi Brandon. For your next med dosage can you please do this: Your patient has been prescribed 10mg/minute SnoreNoMore IV as a continuous infusion. He weighs 185 pounds. SnoreNoMore comes in a 250ml bag containing 8 grams medication. You hung a new bag at 0700 and it is currently 1100. How many mg of SnoreNoMore has your patient received? Here you have to do: 4mg/1 * 10ml first to get 40mg per 10ml vial. This one is a bit tricky if I trying doing what you said to do, which is to start off by what they are asking for
@@anissacooper7672 I assure you, if you like the way I teach in these videos, then the workbook will supplement this PERFECTLY. Also, I take communication very seriously so if you ever have questions, hit me up!
@@anissacooper7672 Digital download only. This allows me to make routine updates to the workbook (more problems, typo fixes, etc.). These updates come at no additional charge and you will automatically be notified each time I update the workbook.
Always start off with what you are trying to find.... you will hear me say that in nearly every problem. Make sure to watch the other live sessions to drill that concept in... always start with what you are trying to find. From there, you will cancel out the words you don't need. It has a really nice flow to it once you get the hang of it. Keep at it! 👍👊
It is all about getting rid of the WORDS. Since we needed to get rid of mcg, we put that at the top and since 1000 mcg = 1 mg, that is why 1000 goes at the top. The WORDS are SO important when it comes to doing dimensional analysis. Do not forget that. 😀👍
@@cameronscoollikethat I show all calculator, but I do have video on arithmetic. However, when multiplying fractions WITHOUT a calculator, I recommend trying to simplify whatever you can BEFORE multiplying the tops and bottoms which will help you avoid really big numbers. I have a TH-cam short on this "shortcut" for multipying fractions. This may help - th-cam.com/users/shortsdvicWr32YSc
I LOVE YOU SOOOO MUCH!!! Thank you for all your help. Because of you, I was able to pass the TEAS math, and now you are helping me with my Nursing dosage calculations. The way you explain and repeat every single step is so helpful, that I don't have enough words to thank you !!
Glad to help you along this journey. Thanks for the kind words.
This video alone is way I passed med math in nursing school. THANK YOU
AWESOME! It’s fantastic to see how one video can have such an impact, and I’m thrilled that it was mine that helped you. Thanks for commenting! This will definitely inspire others!
I don't get a little confused, I get flat out scared of math, but you have a way of making that go away. Thank you.
Thanks! As an educator, that is just as important to me as being able to teach the math... easing the anxiety, because I know it is real. Thanks for sharing this. It made my Friday. 😀
I scored a 93.8% on the math part of the TEAS and I 100% attribute that to your video series on TEAS math. I watched them all, took notes, and completed the practice test from your website. I was accepted into my nursing program and I'm going into my second semester this Fall. When it came time to learn dimensional analysis last Spring I knew exactly where to go for help! I scored a 100% on my first attempt on our dosage mastery exam! :) THANK YOU!
Very nice! Thanks for sharing and for remembering me for med dosage! 👊
Hi Mr.Craft! I believe I actually took precalc trig with you a few years ago. I came to this channel because im in nursing now and need help with dosage! I loved trig because of the way you taught it. Thank you for what you do!
Hey! Do you mind sharing your name? You can jump over in my FB group if you would like. I have plenty of dose calc resources for ya over at www.bcraftmath.com/med-dosage.html
first you helped me pass my TEAS close a 90% in math, i'm back again for dosage calc... thank you so much for all you do... can't thank you enough.
Welcome back! Thanks for remembering me! Glad to help.
HANDS DOWN THE BEST IN THIS GAME!!! I promise! It does not get any better than Brandon Craft! 🙌🏽 thank you a million once again for helping me!
Thanks! If I recognize the name correctly, you and I have worked together 1 on 1 right? 😉
Yes we have :)@@bcraftmath
I just want to take the time out and say thank you. U are literally my math teacher. I got accepted into nursing school because of you and am currently passing because of you. I have a professor but she doesn't speak, write, or explain anything well enough for me to understand but hey... look at you!!! Thank you a bunch.
Sorry about your professor, but that is GREAT that you can still push forward by utilizing the resources that I have available. Thanks for sharing and keep at it!
THANK YOU!!!!! this is the first video where I actually understand and grasp the concepts. Subscribed and liked!!!!!
Spread the word! 😉👍👊
Glad to say that I’ve been accepted into my dream nursing school and it was partly thanks to this channel!! Now onto med dosage🥳
Congratulations! Keep tuning in! You're in the right spot for any and all math! 👊👍
thank you SO much, your videos helped me on TEAS, and now it's time for med-math
I'm here for any and all math. 😉👊
You helped me pass the Teas math with your workbook, and now your'e helping me with dosage clac for nursing school. Thank you for your videos.
Congrats on passing the TEAS and thank you for remembering me for Med Dosage. I have you covered there as well. :)
I got a 97% on the TEAS and again thank you for your videos. You made math easy and enjoyable.
Very nice! Congrats! Keep me in mind for med dosage, when the time comes.
You are the reason I am a math pro today!! Thank you!!!
Thank you so much for your help. You helped me pass both my TEAS and med dosage exam on the first time and I’m terrible at math. You’re doing great work.
I appreciate the feedback and am so glad to hear that my resources helped you with not only the TEAS, but Med Dosage too! Spread the word!
OMG! I wish I found you long ago! You are exactly what I needed for dosage calculations.
Better late than never. Welcome aboard. Join my Facebook group for med Dosage if you would like... facebook.com/groups/teasmathbcraftmath
@@bcraftmath i didn't have a facebook. Reactivated just for your help. My hesi is in 2 weeks.
Thank you so much I just passed my dosage class with a B on the final and a B in the class ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Amen! Congratulations and thank you for sharing. This will definitely inspire and encourage other students to learn dimensional analysis! 😊
Prepping for program starting in two weeks, this is awesome information! Thank you
Make sure to check out the entire series! :) th-cam.com/play/PLGVFcC04AlxdrtPXFTY92jlzKXhoyd9XU.html
So I want to say thank you for helping me pass my teas..❤❤❤ now I will be taking med dosage may 2024… I need your help again…
Welcome back! 😉
I have been trying since August to master dimensional analysis. I am so grateful for these videos! I have my medication math competency test coming up on Monday. We have to get 100%. I honestly am not certain how many questions we will have on it at this point. I do know we get three attempts. After the third attempt if we do not pass it we are out of the program and will have to apply for me admittance the following year.
Hey there. I also tutor many students privately online and I am well aware of the tight restrictions on testing and passing without missing many or NONE at all. If you feel that you need more practice, check out www.bcraftmath.com/tutoring where you can get info about tutoring AND you can even book your appointment(s) directly there.
@@bcraftmath thank you! I will let you know if I need any tutoring in my 2nd year of the RN program when we do Med Math 2
@@bcraftmath I wanted to let you know that because of this video, I got all of these types of questions correct on my med math competency exam today. I did miss one question, so I will have to take it again. However, it was a dumb mathematical error on my part when calculating input. I caught it right away and let my instructor know. I won’t have to remediate but I will have to take another competency exam.
For anyone wondering... for question #2, if you did want to see what it would look like to use dimensional analysis to figure out how many tablets per day... 2 tablets/8 hours x 24 hours/1 day = 48/8 = 6 tablets/day
Thank youuuuuuuu!
You're welcome!
Thank you so much
You're welcome! 👍 Make sure to check out the full playlist here - th-cam.com/play/PLGVFcC04AlxdrtPXFTY92jlzKXhoyd9XU.html
This video is very helpful, I have three dosage cal tests this term and I need to pass one of them with a 100.
Let me know how things go! Make sure to check out all of the live sessions here: th-cam.com/play/PLGVFcC04AlxdrtPXFTY92jlzKXhoyd9XU.html
Yes! My school you must pass with 93% I'm so scared!!! I'm back to the dosage now !
I see that you are going to join my FREE Power Hour Session next week! AWESOME! Looking forward to having you.
@@bcraftmath Yes definitely not missing out!!!
Thank you so much. Is there another session coming up for medication doses?
Soon... stay tuned.
@@bcraftmath Excellent!!! Looking forward and thank you again. Great way of explaining step by step.
Thank you so much. I love how you teach!
Thanks! Glad to help. :)
First time in med dose. love this. I will be practicing this now. do you offer private help? Ten month LPN program. Need to get this. looks like this is the only way to go.
Dimensional analysis is definitely the way! And yes... I do offer private tutoring. All of my tutoring information can be found at www.bcraftmath.com/tutoring. This information includes a booking calendar, pricing, payment options and more. It's all there. After reading over that, feel free to ask me any questions.
Do you have any examples using the word PRN? thanks for this!
I don't think so since that is not used in the calculation of a med dosage problem. PRN means as needed. Do you have an example of where it is needed. Feel free to share and I'll get something together for ya!
When will you do the 2nd med dosage session#2?
I'm guessing someone later this month. Stay tuned! 👊
So glad my classmate sent me the link to your video!! I do have a question, Im a bit confused on the first problem and the second though. The first we didn't multiply by 8, but by 3, and the second we multiplied by 6, How come? Sorry if the answer is right there maybe in my face lol but I'm a bit confused.
Hey there! I'm glad you enjoy the videos! About your questions... Q8H means every 8 hours... 24 hours are in a day and when you divide 24 by 8, you get three. If a patient gets a medication every 8 hours, that is three times a day.
Q4H = every 4 hours, which is 6 times a day
Q12H = every 12 hours, which is 2 times a day
Q6H = every 6 hours, which is 4 times a day
Divide 24 by whatever number is in between the Q and H to figure out how many times per day. Hope that helps!
Thank you 🙏🏾
Thank you!!
I’m having trouble memorizing conversions :(
There is really no "trick" to memorizing all the conversions, BUT the more you use them, it will sink into your memory. Repetition. However, for studying purposes, print them out, make flashcards. ACTUALLY, try my free conversions quiz over at www.bcraftmath.com/med-dosage.html 👍
I have 20 questions math calculation, 100% needed, one retry. Every semester...
You just getting started?
@@bcraftmath I'm in my 1st year, second semester. I'm already burned out lol
I'm back after teas. Purchased your med book as well how many videos is there for med dosage so I make sure I view them all.
Welcome back! :) This playlist is consists of the free live sessions that I have done in my Facebook Group: th-cam.com/play/PLGVFcC04AlxdrtPXFTY92jlzKXhoyd9XU.html
Also, you can find additional videos (older ones) at my med dosage website: www.bcraftmath.com/med-dosage.html
Here is the FB Group if you are not a member already... facebook.com/groups/teasmathbcraftmath/
hiiiiii, I am really enjoying yoiur videos!! Gotta question? Now, on problem #4, would it be safe to say that the patient gotten 2tbsp since 30ml equates to it?
Hey! I'm glad you are enjoying the videos! About your question... 2 tbsp is the same thing as 30 mL so you could technically say that. However, since the question specifically asked for mL, stick with 30 mL just to get the problem "correct." 😊
Hi Brandon. For your next med dosage can you please do this:
Your patient has been prescribed 10mg/minute SnoreNoMore IV as a continuous infusion.
He weighs 185 pounds. SnoreNoMore comes in a 250ml bag containing 8 grams medication.
You hung a new bag at 0700 and it is currently 1100. How many mg of SnoreNoMore has
your patient received?
Here you have to do: 4mg/1 * 10ml first to get 40mg per 10ml vial. This one is a bit tricky if I trying doing what you said to do, which is to start off by what they are asking for
Sure can! 👊
I think some info is missing though. Could you double check the problem and make sure the entire problem is exactly as you typed it? Thanks!
@@bcraftmath Im so crazy. I meant to use a different problem. I sent you the problem via facebook message. Thank you!!
I loveee the way you teach. If I want more practice which book do you recommend for nursing school to practice?
I have a workbook available: www.bcraftmath.com/meddosageworkbook.html
@@bcraftmath thanks I will be buying your book
@@anissacooper7672 I assure you, if you like the way I teach in these videos, then the workbook will supplement this PERFECTLY. Also, I take communication very seriously so if you ever have questions, hit me up!
@@bcraftmath thank you. Is your workbook paperback or only download?
@@anissacooper7672 Digital download only. This allows me to make routine updates to the workbook (more problems, typo fixes, etc.). These updates come at no additional charge and you will automatically be notified each time I update the workbook.
ahhh thank you!!
Question- How many tsp admin per day? When I see qid I just multiple? ex. 6 x 4 =24.
Thank you for all you do.
Which part of the video are you referring to?
I keep getting confused on what’s in top and what’s on bottom
Always start off with what you are trying to find.... you will hear me say that in nearly every problem. Make sure to watch the other live sessions to drill that concept in... always start with what you are trying to find. From there, you will cancel out the words you don't need. It has a really nice flow to it once you get the hang of it. Keep at it! 👍👊
Thank you so much. You are the best.
How did you know to put the 1000 on top and not 1 for question 2
It is all about getting rid of the WORDS. Since we needed to get rid of mcg, we put that at the top and since 1000 mcg = 1 mg, that is why 1000 goes at the top. The WORDS are SO important when it comes to doing dimensional analysis. Do not forget that. 😀👍
How can I get a one on one session with you?
I see that you on the tutoring calendar. Looking forward to working with you!
@@bcraftmath yes I’ve booked a few sessions with you, see you then.
Hello brother is possible that we deport ios widget to andriod and how we do this
Not possible. You can make your own widget that looks identical to it though.
Dear, Sir. If you don't mind, could you please tell me that is Med Dosage part of the Teas Exam? Just for knowing.
Hey there. Med dosage is for AFTER the TEAS test. Once you start nursing school, you will need to know this stuff.
@@bcraftmath Thanks, Sir, for your kind and help.
How to buy dosage calculation book?
www.bcraftmath.com/meddosageworkbook.html
my entrance dosage exam requires no calculator so u can’t imagine 😂😢
Wow... yeah. That makes it tougher and much more time consuming. I do have videos on doing arithmetic (math without a calculator).
@@bcraftmath im trying to watch them all to find out which one is the arithmetic video, thanks!
@@cameronscoollikethat I show all calculator, but I do have video on arithmetic. However, when multiplying fractions WITHOUT a calculator, I recommend trying to simplify whatever you can BEFORE multiplying the tops and bottoms which will help you avoid really big numbers. I have a TH-cam short on this "shortcut" for multipying fractions. This may help - th-cam.com/users/shortsdvicWr32YSc
Klwp apk create new fully tutorials please please please please 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I plan on creating a new series.