Unit Conversion Example: Drug Dosage

Unit Conversion Example: Drug Dosage

Category:

Education

Tags:

• drug
• dosage
• unit
• conversion
• nursing

[scandlous08]

Hey retard instead of wasting 10 minutes on this try this.

72.7x2.2=159.94 and since we are giving 5mg per lb 5x159.94=799.70

now we are left with figuring out how many mg are in 0.9g thats simple 900mg

for the finish 799.70/900= 0.888 or 0.89

[morgueanna666]

Kids watch these videos, the language and behavior in here is uncalled for. Please edit your posts :(

[nerdizzle1111]

your videos are good but get to the point...do the steps, leave out the stuff you don't need, and GET TO THE POINT

[br0nc096]

Yeah, "nursing student".

[candyiggy]

Nurses use these calculations many many times per day actually.

[daaztastic]

@morgueanna666 yeahh they are pretty bad, but you think someone who talks like that is going to change anything in their posting habbits, or lives, for the better? fat chance! there is a firefox extension that removes crappy youtube comments, you should install that on your kids computers.

[theskeptic2010]

@donttellmethetime I am a nursing student and I work with nurses as an aide at my work, and I can tell you that yes depending on what you have on hand in the med room on the hospital unit, you may have to do calculations like this. What the doc writes might not necessarily match what you have in the med drawer in the med room as far as units etc goes

[gandabacha777]

@boeing747200lr you bastered guy shit the fuck up shut ur mouth

[BieberRocxMyWorld]

@Bwe97 It is, he just made a mistake.

[boeing747200lr]

@gandabacha777 U fucked up slut........go fuck urself . Do u even know who ur responding to. Just look at the video views. Look at the likes. You dont even deserve to watch it in first place much useless is your time.