Units of Measure: Converting Between Metric & Household - Dosage Calculation |

[@streetsofgold4310]

One of my nursing instructors played one of your gastrointestinal videos in class today to help us with an upcoming test. My classmates liked the questions at the end of the video.

[@LevelUpRN]

Wonderful!😊 Best of luck in your studies!

[@beekkisinternationalschool9408]

Thank you

[@LevelUpRN]

You're welcome!

[@marianb2530]

Thank you this is such a big help! I will share this with my classmates😊

[@LevelUpRN]

Thank you!

[@marianb2530]

@@LevelUpRN Welcome...I shared it. One of my fundamentals of Nursing instructors, told me about your channel. 🥰🥰

[@isiomajudith8609]

How did you get the 12 inches for the last example

[@lindaspradlin1436]

Common grade school arithmetic knowledge. 1 foot = 12 inches

[@ali9828]

I dont get it you divided but you said you multiplied :( lol im more lost

[@Wolvesdontcareopinionsofsheep]

You said multiplied and you divided. You should explain why you are setting up your formula the way you did, why you choose that conversion factor, why you are dividing. Dosage calculation is crucial! And nurses need to know them and memorize many things including dosage calculations. However, instead of just telling us what we need to do and learn why don't you provide a helpful and educational video where you don't make a mistake saying you multiply when you divided. Honestly

[@Wolvesdontcareopinionsofsheep]

Nursing students in the process of learning watch youtube videos to seek clarification for parts of a lesson that require more clarification for us to understand. You should really remove this video and make the appropriate corrections. You have to teach accurately if your going to upload nursing calculations to youtube. Again, you have to! Its crucial if you want to teach math in nursing.