Math Review - Percent Solutions and Dosage Calculations (VETERINARY TECHNICIAN EDUCATION)

[@lapris7380]

I’m 15 and I’m trying to learn this early because I want to be a vet. I’m shadowing a vet for a non-profit in my area so I want to know how to do this in case I’m asked any questions on it. This helped a lot. It makes so much sense now. Thank you so much.

[@BurnsiesRVTVids]

So glad to hear!

[@AmandaBeck-vu9jp]

HEY i REALLY appreciate your videos. I used them years ago but now i'm at a new clinic and these videos are great for review. Thank you so much!

[@Lady415Fire]

This video was super helpful I’m in school now studying to be a RVT. Ty so much I struggle with math and dosage calculations but this video just gave me a bit more understanding! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾🐶💕🐱

[@BurnsiesRVTVids]

Yay! So glad to hear that

[@sarahsoleimani3816]

super helpful currently in tech school right now thank you!!!!

[@EmmaSantiago]

studying to be and RVT this video is so helpful thank you for including the RPDR names you’re combing my comfort show with learning ! love it

[@BurnsiesRVTVids]

Yaaaas! You never know who does and does not watch that beauty of a show!

[@purplechickon]

This was great, I needed a refresh on my calculations since the DVMs at my clinic do all of them themselves. Thank yoou

[@BurnsiesRVTVids]

Great!

[@Shaitan98]

really very helpful vids❤

[@BurnsiesRVTVids]

Thank you for watching!

[@wolfthunderfire03]

Well ima just say this i love u for putting this up trying to study befor i start school thanks

[@BurnsiesRVTVids]

You rock - keep it up!

[@christinawilson4889]

thank you for this video! The example problems were helpful!

[@bachelorankimalik8171]

Requested :-One video on mediastinum, comparative anatomy. ( open and close mediastinum)

[@BurnsiesRVTVids]

I probably won't be able to create won't so specific, but I always like suggestions

[@Ame8533]

Which Pharmacology textbook are you using for the v/v and w/w calculation?

[@BurnsiesRVTVids]

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[@ba55cat6ix4]

for example 1 > "Sasha Velour" 25lb divided 2.2 = 11.36 (the dose being 22mg/kg) .... But why are the other examples also using, divided by 2.2 with different dosages of medicines? or is everything 2.2 by default? (im also using this as a pre-study of college courses, so thank you!)

[@Kidchara]

You use 2.2 to convert it to kg. Always 2.2. For the example even if the dog was 90 pounds you would still divide by 2.2

[@BurnsiesRVTVids]

If the weight was in lbs we divide by 2.2 to acquire the weight in kg :)

[@hadrianuslau9627]

In example 2 , why does the dosage chage in the problems from 0.5 to 0.005, I am confuse

[@mnadeemasi]

Hi --- you referred to a previous video on similar topic but I could not find any in your playlist....

[@BurnsiesRVTVids]

Darn, which topics?

[@jazminpalacio5650]

I'm starting college soon for veterinary assistant and I'm still trying to figure out how you get 2.2 in the first two examples when you divided the lbs with it.

[@jaydamclaren7257]

1 lb is equal to 2.2kg, its always that way. So if you need to convert pounds to kg, you always divide by 2.2. Or you can go from kg to lbs, by going kg x 2.2 = lbs

[@BurnsiesRVTVids]

Thanks for helping them out!

[@EM-wt6fn]

Practical example 2 is wrong. at first you stated dose the hydro at 0.5mg/kg, when you explain the question your text turns it into 0.05mg/kg hydro dosing.

[@BurnsiesRVTVids]

Interesting... 0.5mg/kg is definitely not a hydro dose we would use. Thanks for catching that!

[@Lea-du1pn]

Sasha Velour was a dog the whole time!? Woof woof congrats on the season 9 win 😂😂

[@BurnsiesRVTVids]

Finally someone catches my RPDR references!

[@alienprincess7122]

a 25 pound dog weighs 11.34 kg wont that put this math out