DOSAGE CALCULATIONS MADE EASY!!| A MUST SEE FOR ALL NURSES 😍

[@suzettedavis5231]

i really love the way you explain and what to look for , they put a lot of distractions in thses math problems sometimes i dont know where to start. but you explain very well, and i love the recap , great work keep it up.

[@myangellouise7958]

Girl, I feel ya!

[@abbzboo4023]

all I can say is thank you lord know he made you make this video for me

[@nezukouchia8929]

Thank you for the breakdown. I have always struggled with Solving Word Problem.

[@naffiejallow2211]

Dosage calculation made easy for real. Thanks for your wonderful tutorial.

[@knowlin37]

Can you do more dose calculations? I like your method.

[@yen4927]

Hello, can you do more dosage calc videos? Thank youu so much. You rlly help me alot

[@La05g1rl1987]

Clear concise. Thank you!!!

[@blaqbambi1370]

You made this so easy. Thank you 😊

[@blkmassageatl1]

That was fantastic....Thank you so much!!!!

[@baldbeautiful6950]

Hello thank you for this demo it was very helpful. I would love to see more as well as more complex questions.

[@tierneydowell6686]

You really simplified this for me. thank you!

[@nezukouchia8929]

Not ready but I'm going to leap out of faith and take the PTCB test. I schedule it for 12/16/22.

[@themeditationroom8449]

Thank you so much for this video! I was able to get 100% on my entrance test and I will be starting my nursing program next spring!! :-)

[@ann-balinton]

Very helpful! Thank you so much.

[@lucky7ohio397]

You’re Amazing Thank you

[@shannayardley2385]

Thank you for simplifying this

[@gatwechjohn7786]

Thanks you

[@gatwechjohn7786]

Well done I appreciate your my teacher

[@rachealochei9770]

Thank you so much for this 💗💖 I feel so smart now

[@hellok3tty05]

VEry nice vlogs, more vlogs to come regarding iv meds computation please...,👏👏👏👏

[@joshuagestures7576]

I don't know how best to thank you enough 😭 You really helped me as a Nigerian.
But I have a question for the 3rd question.....Can I use the NHS method for the 3rd question?
Need=40mg
Have=10mg
Size=1ml
So therefore 40mg÷10mg multiply by 1 ml which will also give me 4ml as my final answer??

[@ssaj95]

perfect explanation:)

[@WaleskaTorresMakeupWale]

Thank you so much! I was really struggling cause those extra numbers throw me off

[@lyricsornah9882]

thank you so much!!! This was very helpful💖

[@ingridtippo2029]

This was super helpful thank you.

[@hellok3tty05]

Im a bit confusing sometimes in where i would put the equations... SO the right answer would come out.

[@dalynncarey5587]

Thank u omg girl lol .. i feel so smart now thanks to you😺😺.

[@arlenealleyne6370]

A classmate sent me this link, thank you!

[@Pricilla1]

🙏 Thank you!!

[@gailkoskela7719]

Thank you, I used your video to help teach this concept to my high school Animal Science majors. Do you mind if I use screen shots of your examples for their notes?

[@livelaughheal7902]

Sure. I'm glad it helped.

[@myangellouise7958]

Thanks sis!

[@zr542]

Thanks ❤️

[@leslieschildt3972]

OR... volume X drip factor / time (in minutes) = gtt/min

[@getitwright2012]

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[@ccstnda]

For the last problem how do you know you're looking for mL?

[@hellok3tty05]

ITs becoz the units used for syringes are cc or ml.

[@MrsOwens-pt6os]

Thanks so much 🙏🏾