08 - Heparin Calculation - Dosage Calculations (Med Math) MADE EASY for Nursing School & NCLEX

This video will teach you how to make dosage calculations quickly and easily, so you can focus on more important things like studying for your nursing school exams and preparing for the NCLEX.
After watching this video, you'll be able to master dosage calculations for nursing school and the NCLEX!
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[@hilarysimon8912]

you are awesome! Thank you for your examples and explanations

[@NurseTingzzz]

Thank you so much

[@YesNursing]

You're very welcome!

[@tonybrimmicombe5454]

not happy with the questions. The top line has units divided by kg divided by hours and you decide to take units and multiply by kg. I don't want a BS answer regarding the size of the answer but why multiply when the question has divide? Probably won't get an answer

[@YesNursing]

Thanks for your comment! I understand your concern about the apparent discrepancy between the units in the question and the approach I took in my explanation. The format you mentioned, such as "134unit/kg/hr," is indeed common in exams like the NCLEX and nursing exams. While it may seem counterintuitive, it's crucial to interpret these units as indicating a rate of something per kilogram per hour. So, in my explanation, I took the units and considered them as units multiplied by kilograms per hour. It can be a bit confusing, but understanding this format is essential for tackling these types of questions effectively. I hope this clarifies things a bit!