Dobutamine mcg/kg/min calculation | Dopamine mcg/kg/min calculation | Examples | NCLEX

[@تلاواتالقرآنالكريم-ل2ن]

thanks alot i was searching alot for it

[@YellowPagesNursing1]

You are welcome!

[@dianapiol228]

Thank u. Only here I understood. Very simple formula and steps.

[@YellowPagesNursing1]

You are welcome

[@sangisoomro347]

Excellent vedio for calculation of dose

[@YellowPagesNursing1]

Thanks a lot

[@nyembezibanda5954]

this formular is easier, thank you very much

[@YellowPagesNursing1]

Glad you think so!

[@beasmartnurse-kjohn663]

There is reverse order calculation formula to get the mcg from the infused amount (ml per hour)
ml X mg / body weight / 3

[@evelinenyah2599]

Thank you so much for this video. It is of great help. Keep up the kind work.

[@YellowPagesNursing1]

Glad it helped!

[@roineshiachatman6149]

Hi! Great video! Can you do a video where you show us how to get the desired dose instead of the ml/hr?

[@YellowPagesNursing1]

Great suggestion!

[@brittanyk4326]

Did you ever make a video showing the opposite? We're given the mL/hr but need to find mcg/min? Thank you! @@YellowPagesNursing1

[@sureenafellakhan3099]

Thank u ...for ur great effort..god bless u

[@YellowPagesNursing1]

Thanks and welcome....keep supporting

[@ayshaashan5672]

Great❤

[@YellowPagesNursing1]

Thank u

[@SAGARCHOUDHARYVLOG]

It is very easy .
Thank you 👍👍

[@YellowPagesNursing1]

You are welcome!

[@beasmartnurse-kjohn663]

Body Weight X mcg X 3 / available dose.
It is another simple calculation formula (through Syringe Pump infusion) for both Dopamine and Dopamine.

[@Jasmine93554]

Please do the calculations for neonatal (nicu ), and 24 hours calculations for neonatal set up

[@YellowPagesNursing1]

will do it dear

[@kiranramannanavar5828]

Thank you so much mam...🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@YellowPagesNursing1]

Most welcome 😊...Keep watching

[@SAGARCHOUDHARYVLOG]

1- 16.8 ml/hrs
2- 10.2 ml/hrs
3 - 14.85 ml/hrs
4- 14.06 ml/ hrs

[@gomzlily7136]

1) 16.8 ml / hr
2) 10.2 ml / hr
3) 14.8 ml / hr
4) 14 ml / hr

[@zenaidanaeg9716]

The formula is mcg /kg/min why did you add the quantity it’s not in the formula ? Can we use the quantity in the concentration instead? Pls advice . Thank you

[@YellowPagesNursing1]

yes u can...
Quantity includes both solution for dilution and the drug.

[@maryhelen1988]

Thank u very much

[@YellowPagesNursing1]

You are most welcome....keep watching and support us

[@dr.vikasjangra3359]

Plz also make an video on sodium bicarbonate injection

[@YellowPagesNursing1]

will do it soon...

[@50filip]

Thank you

[@YellowPagesNursing1]

You're welcome

[@gracetastelimitedbaby9280]

Your tutorial is okay but dont use the similar digit like 250.its confuse...you repeated...250

[@sheiatayong2961]

16.8, 10.2, 14.9, 14ml per hour

[@11.p.indhujarvscon78]

Appendicitis podunga plzzz

[@YellowPagesNursing1]

Will upload soon

[@neethumuth269]

a-16.8

[@sheiatayong2961]

In my calculation it was 6.75ml per hour

[@anahaha1305]

We dont need to convert mcg to mg

[@YellowPagesNursing1]

no need