I dont mean to be so offtopic but does someone know a trick to log back into an Instagram account? I somehow lost my password. I love any help you can give me
I was taught to start by putting down what you are looking for on the left side of the equation, then the equal sign, then put the given data on the right side starting with the given containing the numerator of the left side. Then place the other given data in order to cancel units exactly as you have done, the the math. This way requires little thinking while getting the correct answer. For example using your 1st problem: ml= 1000ml/ 1 liter X 1.2 liter/1 5th problem ml= 1ml/10mg x .3mg/1kg x 65kg Been doing it like this 40 years.
@@ShaneIvic so the given is the data you have. Example...how much does it cost ($) to drive 100 miles? "Given" data: Gas costs $4/gallon Your car gets 20 miles per gallon Setup: looking for dollars on left side so I put $4 in numerator 1st on the right side then just alternate units in numerator and denominator to cancel everything but $. It's hard to explain with a phone keyboard, sorry. $= $4/gallon x 1 gallon/20 miles x 100 miles Solve: ($4 x 100) / 20 $400/20 = $20 Hope it helps.
@@Jslav-jj2xq Thank you, A little easier yes. I ok with most except still struggle with flow rates of like "gtts/minute" e.g. You have an IVPB of ranitidine (Zantac) 50 mg in 50 mL D5W to run over 30 minutes. The tubing has a drip factor of 15. How many drops per minute will you set on the IV infusion controller?
Doctor's order says: 250 mL of Vancomycin 300 mg to infuse over 80 minutes. What is the hourly rate? Ans: 187.5ml/hr Anyone knows how to get this answer?
I've just passed my test 💯 all thanks to you!!! I struggled to grasp dosage calculation for the past 4 months but your video helped to understand it clearly yesterday and I kept practicing the whole of yesterday and aced my test today. It's G-d's doing I stumbled across your channel. I am so grateful.❤️❤️❤️
I really? Like your videos and can? Understand them well because you put it. In layman term could you please make more videos of pharmacy math because pharmacy math is just like nursing math? Thank you so much.
I love how you don’t explain where you get your reason to plug in the numbers where you do. Like In the last question. Why do you put 1hr over 60mins instead of 60mins over 1hr, or why you choose to place 10gtts over 1ml instead of 1ml over 10gtts. Or why you don’t follow pedmas in these equations by doing your divisions first followed by your multiplications instead you multiply across the top to get 5000 then multiply across the bottom to get 240 and then divide those two numbers to get 20.8gtts but you don’t say that either you just round it up and say you got 21gtts. Like I’m staring at my calculator thinking it’s broken. To me it just seems like your just plugging numbers in on a whim. I know there’s reason but it’d be nice for you to actually explain your rational rather than just spit out the answers.
You put in numbers so that you can cancel units. For example, you put 1 hr over 60 mins so that you can cancel out hour. If you put it the other way around, you will not be able to cancel the hour. For drug calculations, the unjt cancellation method is an excellent method. There are different methods as well but we prefer this over the other methods.
You made this seem so easy. I’m starting pharm next week and just thought I’d get a heads up. I suck at math but you made this super simple. Thank you. You have a new subscriber
Hey 👋🏼 Don I have my phone nursing for the semester math entrance exam it’s only 10 questions. I was wondering if you could do a video on the practice one that I have 😁
Thanks you very much, I'm from France and here we are not allowed to use calculators and there is not a lot of "good" video on the subject so i'm glad I found you Keep going !
I absolutely loved this video; I just wished it wasn't so fast! When learning something new my nerves get in the way and so when listening to something too fast, I feel it adds to my anxiety. I watched it 3x's to really absorb your teaching. Thank you so much!
Nitroprusside 50 mg is add to 250ml of d5w. It is infusing at 5ml/hr into a client who weight 191 pounds. how many mcg/kg/min nitroprusside is the client receiving .? Reply please of this question
In the computer commercial of yours, software and hardware, the usual trend the basic but it isn't the newest trend, it's gas or particle computing and storage.The wave of the future.
Was that a prelude program of everything equal removing any units, grams, micrograms, ml etc. So that everything can travel like electronic waves? Hmm Am I too early?
Your unit cancellation method computing style has no pattern, no usual method, situational, semi dimensional analysis style, could be future adaptable.
I have been watching your video a long time ago and they are so helpful and you make the content easy to understand , you have made most of my subject easier and reasonable , please don't stop love and respect
Assisting nursing students with calculations is my passion! Nice videos
Thanks!!
Thank you 😊
Thank you sir Don! This is amazing! You made these computations very easy to understand.
Sanaoll nakasunod
Holy shit you totally just helped me understand this craziness!!! I've been struggling so much with med math....
Glad to help!!!
I dont mean to be so offtopic but does someone know a trick to log back into an Instagram account?
I somehow lost my password. I love any help you can give me
@Roy Marley instablaster :)
i understand it better, so simple. i was overthinking.
I was taught to start by putting down what you are looking for on the left side of the equation, then the equal sign, then put the given data on the right side starting with the given containing the numerator of the left side. Then place the other given data in order to cancel units exactly as you have done, the the math. This way requires little thinking while getting the correct answer.
For example using your 1st problem:
ml= 1000ml/ 1 liter X 1.2 liter/1
5th problem
ml= 1ml/10mg x .3mg/1kg x 65kg
Been doing it like this 40 years.
Could you explain this a bit more please? I'm lost here "given containing the numerator of the left side."
@@ShaneIvic so the given is the data you have.
Example...how much does it cost ($) to drive 100 miles?
"Given" data:
Gas costs $4/gallon
Your car gets 20 miles per gallon
Setup: looking for dollars on left side so I put $4 in numerator 1st on the right side then just alternate units in numerator and denominator to cancel everything but $.
It's hard to explain with a phone keyboard, sorry.
$= $4/gallon x 1 gallon/20 miles x 100 miles
Solve: ($4 x 100) / 20
$400/20 = $20
Hope it helps.
@@Jslav-jj2xq Thank you, A little easier yes. I ok with most except still struggle with flow rates of like "gtts/minute" e.g. You have an IVPB of ranitidine (Zantac) 50 mg in 50 mL D5W to run over 30 minutes. The tubing has a drip factor of 15. How many drops per minute will you set on the IV infusion controller?
@@ShaneIvic
Sorry but I don't know about drip factors for if tubing. Hope someone else is and can help.
about the last question, isnt it 31.25 gtts/min?
Thank you! You did a great job refreshing my memory on this!
hi , can you share any videos on ratio and percentages which are needed in nursing calculations
This might save my career 😅 thanks!
OMG😭 its to confusing on our lecture, and this video help me alot, More videos po for calculation, thank you very much 🥰
You’re welcome po!
The formulas and information in lecture slides are confusing but thanks to YOUUUU. Im able to understand what’s going on already.
Yay! Glad to help!
TY so much. It helped a lot my math confusion.
This was a little easier for me. Please make more videos.
You explained this so well made it easy thank you!
wow.bakit ngayon ko lng to n browse.
this is amazing.☺️thank you so much
You're very welcome po!
Very simple and easy to follow..well done, great video.
Thanks!
YOU MADE THIS SO EASY, NOT REALLY GOOD AT MATHS BUT THIS AMAZING
Thank you..i find it very easy when your the one who explained..
Awwww thanks!
You make look so easy and understanding
Really needed this..thanks❤️
Glad to help!!
about to take my nclex this was a good quicker refresher :D
Thank you so much!
Thank you!
Thank you sir,is very helpful
Can u do a videos on fractions improper fractions and mixed fractions decimals proportions
Thank you
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Very helpful!!! Keep it up!!
Do you give private tutoring Mint?
Wow very helpful you explained it well
What's the gtt stand for??
Thank you 🙏🏻 make something how to answer nclex question .
Alright!
best video ever!
Hoping for more videos coming about nursing lessons💕
Interested topic
thank you thank you thank you!!!!
You’re very welcome!
Thank you so much for the knowledge ❣️
Your’e very welcome!
Omg ty!! I got it 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
vary helpful!
Awesome!
Thanks!
Brilliant
Thank you. 🤝
You’re very welcome!
THANK YOU ❤️🙏🏻🤗
You’re welcome!
Thnks
can you show how to calculate without using a calculator
May namali po sa sinabi nio sa last problem. Hehe. Times 4 sabi nio divided po dapat . Thank you
thanks. kaya pala 333.333 lumalabas sakin
Why did it becoms 21 gtts/min?
More....more pa sir especially in syrup nmn po.
Oo naman!
Thank youuuuuu!!!! 😘
You are awesome man 👍
Thanks man!
ackkk it helps a lotttt
wow helpful, thanks :D
Glad to help!!
in the last part why is it the answer 333? (8:34 clip check) ?
Yeah that's right answer is 333.3 why
?
thankyou lods
Welcome lods!
thankyou❤️
You got it!!
Why do I keep getting 333.333 on the last question? You said 500 x 10\60x4
sameeee.
Doctor's order says: 250 mL of Vancomycin 300 mg to infuse over 80 minutes. What is the hourly rate? Ans: 187.5ml/hr
Anyone knows how to get this answer?
You convert 80 minutes to hour. So that is 80/60 = 1.3333 hours. Then you divide 250 mL over 1.3333 hour (250/1.3333). That equates to 187.5 mL/hr
@@MagicinNursingTeam Great thanks! May I ask is it possible to solve this by unit cancellation method?
@@irenegabriellyn3978 yes, you can do this with that method. It was actually solved using it.
safemedicate teaches this so poorly
Too fast, thx
Currently studying pharmacology and this has not helped me.
No offence, it’s just me being stupid I know.
Awww try other resources too!
You just saved a nursing student’s life and calmed her anxiety about med math…tysm for explaining this well with positive energy!!! ❤️💙💛😄🇵🇭
Will you PLEASE make more drug calculation, calculate IV rates etc videos! You have a very great teaching style!!!
Thank you! And will do more calculations for sure!
On the last question, how come my answer is 333.3 and not 21....someone help!
@@MagicinNursingTeam please do more 🥹 bcs im currently study for my nursing course and kinda struggling with drug calculations 😭
@@ceceson18095,000/240 = 20.8 round it to make it 21gtts/min.
I've just passed my test 💯 all thanks to you!!! I struggled to grasp dosage calculation for the past 4 months but your video helped to understand it clearly yesterday and I kept practicing the whole of yesterday and aced my test today. It's G-d's doing I stumbled across your channel. I am so grateful.❤️❤️❤️
Hi congratulations, was it CBT you passed?
@@memyself3726 Hi, sorry, I'm a Bachelor of nursing student in Australia. Sorry, I don't know what CBT is.
@@junelast5955 computer based test
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Omg! Thank you so much!
Really glad to help! More vids to come for sure :)
I really? Like your videos and can? Understand them well because you put it. In layman term could you please make more videos of pharmacy math because pharmacy math is just like nursing math? Thank you so much.
you make it seem so easy lol. i'm having a hard time with all of my nursing classes including med math
I love how you don’t explain where you get your reason to plug in the numbers where you do. Like In the last question. Why do you put 1hr over 60mins instead of 60mins over 1hr, or why you choose to place 10gtts over 1ml instead of 1ml over 10gtts. Or why you don’t follow pedmas in these equations by doing your divisions first followed by your multiplications instead you multiply across the top to get 5000 then multiply across the bottom to get 240 and then divide those two numbers to get 20.8gtts but you don’t say that either you just round it up and say you got 21gtts. Like I’m staring at my calculator thinking it’s broken. To me it just seems like your just plugging numbers in on a whim. I know there’s reason but it’d be nice for you to actually explain your rational rather than just spit out the answers.
You put in numbers so that you can cancel units. For example, you put 1 hr over 60 mins so that you can cancel out hour. If you put it the other way around, you will not be able to cancel the hour. For drug calculations, the unjt cancellation method is an excellent method. There are different methods as well but we prefer this over the other methods.
Same thought
@@MagicinNursingTeam thank you so much sir this video help me to understand! More subscribers!
I Passed my ACLS because of you guys! about to take the nclex and your videos are as usual, a great help! more power to you guys!
Goood luck to you!! You got this!!!
You made this seem so easy. I’m starting pharm next week and just thought I’d get a heads up. I suck at math but you made this super simple. Thank you. You have a new subscriber
Thank you!!
How did you do on your test? I suck at math too..lol
@@jaymorgan. it helped. Honestly this made it easier and helped me pass pharm
I suck at math as well and this definitely made it look really easy as well
Are u allowed to use a calculator for your exams when u were doing your nursing degree at uni ?
Hey 👋🏼 Don I have my phone nursing for the semester math entrance exam it’s only 10 questions. I was wondering if you could do a video on the practice one that I have 😁
After watching so many videos, I find your video very helpful. You explained it so well straight to the point. Thank you.
This was made easier than them providing formulas for specific problems. This video gave me a better foundation on computing ! Thank you
You got it!
Thanks you very much, I'm from France and here we are not allowed to use calculators and there is not a lot of "good" video on the subject so i'm glad I found you Keep going !
Awesome! Glad to help!!
The probelem with the 65kg patient the answer should have been 2.0ml not 2.
I absolutely loved this video; I just wished it wasn't so fast! When learning something new my nerves get in the way and so when listening to something too fast, I feel it adds to my anxiety. I watched it 3x's to really absorb your teaching. Thank you so much!
I am a nursing student, thank you for making everything Easy!..
Glad to help!!
Yes, thank you 😊
Nitroprusside 50 mg is add to 250ml of d5w. It is infusing at 5ml/hr into a client who weight 191 pounds. how many mcg/kg/min nitroprusside is the client receiving .?
Reply please of this question
thank you so much! I got the correct answers in a few minutes. Really helpful. Keep up the good work.
More, more and more videos please. you are awesome ( good teacher)
Yessss!!
Yes, thank you 😊
250mg in a 10ml vial how many 250mg do I get out?
Nicely done! 🔥🔥🔥
In the computer commercial of yours, software and hardware, the usual trend the basic but it isn't the newest trend, it's gas or particle computing and storage.The wave of the future.
Was that a prelude program of everything equal removing any units, grams, micrograms, ml etc. So that everything can travel like electronic waves? Hmm Am I too early?
Your unit cancellation method computing style has no pattern, no usual method, situational, semi dimensional analysis style, could be future adaptable.
I'm a student nurse.
Why. 1hr. 60
--- instead of. ----- ???
60 min. 1hr
Big thanks
Easy to understand
Cbt related numeracy problems please
This is so good. Your teaching skills are great! Please do more. Thank you
Why do i get 333.3 when i calculated the problems you're solving? Why can't i get 21?
Please make IV DRIP calculation. You are a great teacher!
Quick question. On mL/hr questions do you round to the whole number?
The last question is 21???
This is very easy to understand. Thank you so much! ♥️
I really like your video. Please do something for ICU infusions like dopamine dobutamine . Norepi. Isoket
That is an awesome suggestion!
Please make more videos.
2 points for being asian... I only like to get math tips from authentic asians.
You guys need to make more and more endless nursing related video... Please Sir don't stop making these types of video
Of course!
I have been watching your video a long time ago and they are so helpful and you make the content easy to understand , you have made most of my subject easier and reasonable , please don't stop love and respect
Thank you so much for being here ❤️
The last part i dont get the right answer