Nursing | medication calculations (NHS method)

Hi everyone. This is the method I use for working out medication calculations. It's the best one I have found, I hope it is just as useful for you guys.
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[@AUGUSTINEOLOKO]

I had a drug calculation exam this week Wednesday, and this NHS method helped me soo much. I really appreciate. Please try and do more videos

[@nickysecrett526]

I am a first year and this was a really great way to remember the calculation. Thank you.

[@ally2592]

Do they give you a calculator. Pleaseee tell me they do. I really struggle with mental maths. I’m okay if I have a piece of paper and stuff

[@ceasarchamunorwa7218]

Thank you for this video l passed my exam because it really helped me ❤

[@PhieSturise]

Congratulations!! So glad it helped xx

[@pat22304]

You just made it sound so easy... Thank you, and by the way my drug calc exam is in 2 hours

[@PhieSturise]

I hope this has helped! Good luck with your exam :)

[@Zaraistheone]

Do u study in the uk and what uni and if so was u able to use a calculater for all exams when doing your nursing

[@RobertHeslop]

Self studying before I start in September, this has really helped. There tutors told me to get the Anatomy & Physiology textbooks and do general studying now as I want to do really well and have a full plan to become a nurse specialist in cardiology

[@janhow1911]

Need, Have, Size. Just remember the NHS. Great! Thanks

[@jacquelinelawrence4462]

thank you .

[@hajasankoh1383]

Thank you so much as this have helped me out a lot.

[@PhieSturise]

Glad it helped :)

[@quimbey14]

Awesome video,straight to the point and easy to understand. Thank you! :)

[@ifsahussain1434]

Thank you so so so much I’m applying for nursing but I want to be up to scratch with the drug calculations which I have been worried about I’m learning a much as I can

[@allienoa9775]

Helpful! thank you

[@richcordelia586]

This is very good

[@hanaclarke9240]

Thanks for the video! I start year 2 in september and one of the assessments is on drug calculations, you have made this method seem alot simpler and I am feeling more confident, thanks again.

[@CB-qy1bb]

You are nursing and have to watch RUclips to learn about drug calcs?
Are you sure you want to do this?

[@Roybrighton1]

Thanks Sophie, very easy to understand you. Nice work 👍🏽

[@kabayanrhanrn9050]

Thanks Sophie you made look so easy, 👍

[@AUGUSTINEOLOKO]

Thanks soo much

[@Frankbrunorox]

Simple but effective! That's how I like it. Good job. :)

[@danyaaljahangeer4263]

Thank you

[@nathaliewest778]

simple explanation thank you so much x

[@florencechiponde5628]

thank you your video was extremely helpful

[@hanaehassen5227]

Thanks a lot I really appreciate it 😊😊😊

[@annawallace7282]

Thank you so much for this video! Its a great help for understanding the med calcs!!

[@PhieSturise]

Glad it's helped! It's defo the best way to remember

[@angella3203]

This was sooo so helpful thank you!:)

[@AUGUSTINEOLOKO]

very simple. thanks

[@kelliiejones1348]

This is so helpful thankyou! 🙏

[@ramkisnahappadoo3714]

Great stuff thanks 😊

[@amakaamaka2277]

Really nice

[@Marry4mm]

its my first year ODP student! so helpful thankyou, are we allowed to use a calculator in the exam?

[@tamaranorvilus3362]

So simple. Thank you love

[@PhieSturise]

No problem, hope it has helped!

[@motherjuno]

Thanks cool background music:)

[@PhieSturise]

Thank you xx

[@rosrealm]

Thanks 👍

[@belltendo2412]

Thank you very much

[@HollyHappySlayer]

I am currently doing nursing associate degree and i have dyslexia and dyspraxia, this video has really really helped! Is it important to know the scales between measures? I can never ever remember how many ml are in a litre for example. How important is it to know all of the units of measurement for this exam? Or is it a case of as long as you can remember this method you don't particularity need too?

[@PhieSturise]

Hi love, hope the degree is going well. I have dyslexia too and found this method so good to use! It is important to know the measurements, but when I did mine, the liquid meds were all in syringes of 30ml medicine pots so there was no conversion into litres. IV med exam may be different as you will draw up in mls and put into Xml or Xl bags of fluid but I am sure there was not much conversion. Hope this helps :)

[@Zaraistheone]

At uni when doing your exams were u allowed to use a calculator for all exams

[@PhieSturise]

Yes :)

[@ebtesamgamai4388]

Thank you this give me relief as I thought you not allowed to use calculate at all

[@osamasa]

OMG
How beautiful u r !!!
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[@FormulaOneFix]

hey, thanks! and btw... that's a terrible wallpaper :D