MORE DOSAGE CALCULATION (DRIP RATES) PRACTICE QUESTIONS | GTT/MIN

[@kortnylogan3750]

Thank you so much! You just broke this down for me in a way that I finally understand. A light bulb went off in my head after about 7 minutes into this video and I quite literally yelled, "OMG I finally get it!"

[@thatnursingprof2661]

Yay!

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[@MaLi-p9u]

Thank you very much from the bottom of my heart for doing this videos. I learn a lot from you in just one night watching many of your dosage videos. I was able to get an A on my dosage exam and that's because of your amazing videos. Thank you and many blessings to you and your loves ones!!

[@thatnursingprof2661]

Yay!

[@kaylabryant3119]

thank you so much for breaking everything down and taking your time showing how to do this correctly !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@sharschro83]

I've been struggling with using this formula. Yours are the best videos I've found so far. Im finally feeling like I understand ❤

[@March90skid]

Most simple video on youtube for iv infusion medications. Thank you!

[@jennifersharpe2016]

You are really great at teaching! Thank you for your videos!!!!

[@micah2183]

Thank you so much! Your logic of how the answer unit starts in the numerator makes solving these problems so much easier! Im in chem class and this is very helpful!

[@LisaMarie-lh7cs]

I've been watching various dimensional analysis videos and yours seems to connect the dots the best for me. Thank you!

[@demarkomedlin134]

Thank you! you made this math really simple

[@demarkomedlin134]

I did get caught up when i was doing gtts/min and lbs with the q12 per dose but i think i got it now

[@joelexis8887]

Once you find your hourly flow rate, multiply by the drops given then divide by 60.

[@nursinghope5380]

Fantastic 😊

[@NadiaBarrios-rg8lf]

Thank you!!!

[@amandahadock5797]

Do this one Flow rate orderd for 1 L of P5W is 85mL/hr. How long will this take to infuse? Calibration set is 20gtt/mL

[@joedhoffer7995]

Ok

[@nourmaadina]

It's really fun to do math^^ thank you

[@doulalina]

Can you make a video specifically on pitocin and insulin, heparin etc drip rates.

[@demarkomedlin134]

I have trouble working out this kind of problem do you have any tips to help? A patient Ventricular fibrillation is prescribed with bretylium 5 mcg/kg/min. The medication comes mixed 50mg in 50mL of 0.9% normal saline. The patient’s weight is 170 lbs. How much of the medication will you administer per hour? I got this question wrong because i just couldnt work it out for some reason

[@sunshine1692]

can you please explain in detail. I don like the part ,you say do the math .