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Calculating volumes for injection
This video tutorial is for Nursing students, and looks at how to calculate volumes when giving injections.
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Understanding numeracy questions for nurses
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A video tutorial for Nursing students on how to understand and answer questions about numeracy
Metric unit conversion 2 - exercises
Просмотров 325 тыс.14 лет назад
This tutorial explains answers to exercises in converting metric units of weight. The exercises involve multiplying and dividing without a calculator.
Metric unit conversion 1
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This is a presentation on how to convert metric units of weight without using a calculator. The presentation focuses on conversion between kg, g, mg and mcg.
Calculating Infusion Rates
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This video tutorial for Nursing students outlines how to calculate infusion rates for nurses. The technique explained here is the 'halving method'.
14years and it still helps , thank you
Love you 💕
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Thank you for the teaching
Awesome!!!!!!!
Wow that’s is amazingly good
Thank you 🙂.
wow ! This lady felt on earth straight from heaven. She is amazing . God bless her !🤗
Why moving the decimal point three places when the stock is 1000? It’s because the zeros tells me how many times it will be move to the left?
Thank you very much. I am feeling so happy and blessed. You are a very special woman. God bless you
13 years later and it’s still helping us , Thank you for this
I found a couple of these problems quite confusing; converting 88mg to g, you said divide, but in the beginning you said going from a smaller value to a larger one means multiply. mg are smaller than g in this problem, so why did you divide? Also, when you're going 3 spaces to the right or left, how do you know where to start or stop? For instance, the problem 7280 mcg to mg, you started at the 2 instead of the 7; why not start at the 7, and end behind the 8? Should I always start at the second number? I'm not saying you're, I'm just saying I don't understand. Thanks for any help you can give; math at any level gives me major anxiety!
Much simpler- when doing the division you halved it 2 times to get your answer but you could then half the 125 again to break it down further how do you know how many times to half it? Cos I was just thinking to keep breaking it down till it can’t be broken down anymore?
Excellent delivery of information. thanks for this of work
This is great, it will help me with my drug calculation exam
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I love the video but couldn't get through it with the volume up the sound of the marker on paper is giving me the chills
You are so amazing in teaching and your explain nation and your voice is everything
I think I learned this sort of math in Year 3 in my country. Am surprised uni students still learn it.
Thank you so much ma, i was taught this today and it was difficult but now i know the technique . even after 12 years you created this video, its still worth watching again.👍
Thank you so much. This is so helpful for clinical
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Hello, what if you need to convert mcg to g or vice-versa? Do we multiply or divide by 2000? Thank you
I like this method mam. So easy technique
Wow amazing technique mam. Very simple way to learn numeracy. 🥰🥰🥰
I swear I have suffered how to do this for a long time, through yr video I have just understand how to don't in few minutes. thank you very much
❤🎉 i love you Julie😘😘
Thanks, I just got clear understanding of these calculations
Very well explained 👏🏿 Thank you 🙏🏿😊 Great to revise
you diluted x drug to a concentration of 1mg per ml you have 250mg in 500ml your patient requires 20.4 how many ml per hour your patient needs?
Thank you mam I am super understand
Thanks for this
Really good explaining 👌
Great teacher 👏🏾
Great video, thanks! 😊
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Thanks mam
Hi mam, amazing work.thanks a lot.
Tq madam
Waaaahhhhh i didn't know videos from decade ago will help me so much converting these!!! Thank you so much ma'am
Faster way is use calculator 2000/16= 125 You don't have time to do step by step while taking the test.
Incredible technique... thank you
Mam pls put some new numeric questions thanks
Mam thanks so much from india
Thank u so much I learn mush from u madam bless ed u
Just... incredible
Thanks mam so help full god bless
Mam thanks so much nice explanation
Excellent explanations Thank You
Thank you for this video l was stuck when it comes to these things