Dear TecmathI want you to know how much I appreciate these videos. All my life I've struggled with mathematics at the most basic level. Every teacher I had was too fast for me to process what was going on, and they always made 'concept jump's without explaining how on earth they got there.. In your video here you have the humility and grace to explain things methodically and slowly. It may sound weird but I am touched by your efforts, and extremely grateful. Thanks ever so much for making this hateful stuff understandable to me!
I am in 2nd year RN school in US. I have to say that your videos on MedMath are Wicked Awesome and have been very helpful for review! Thank you so much for your contribution to nursing education. SR
Thanks!! Have always struggled in mathematics and was about to cancel my entry test for enrolled nursing due to my lack of knowledge for maths... but after watching your videos and practicing with my own made up questions I feel super confident! Thanks again -future nurse
Because of YOU i passed my first clinical calculations exam with an A! I did not understand how the math tutor was trying to teach me and I started to panic until I came across your videos. You made it so easy to understand. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!!!!
You are an excellent teacher. Like the previous comment, many maths teachers go too fast and don't explain why some steps happen. You simplify things when many are unable. Thanks
I'm very much pleased the way you discuss my hated part which is calculations. But because of this video tutorial I'm more confident to do a hundred fold of it in my duty. Thank you!
I watched this video minutes before my first class on my phone .. and as my profesor was teaching this .. I almost threw her the phone .. this is so much easier ..
Tomorrow I begin Pharmacology and this really helped me feel more prepared for tomorrow. Thank you so much for providing such easy to understand and high quality videos!
Each dose is 5ml. There is 60ml in the bottle. Therefore there are 60/5 doses in the bottle = 12 doses. A dose is given every 8 hours. Therefore the medicine will last 12 x 8 = 96 hours. This is 4 days. Hope this helps.
Thank you so much for this easy to understand explanation. I've always struggled with math and it's been a mayor pain in my posterior, but this has really helped me. Thank you
This is so helpful, how can I thank you. God bless you Sir!!!! Thank you so much. I asked my teacher how to calculate a drug problem and she could not show me. You have saved my life, this is my first semester in nursing school for my RN. Again, thank you so much.
Thank you! I was actually coming out of my math classes DUMBER. So refreshing finding somebody who can simplify and explain what is actually necessary!
I wish i have discovered you when i was in nursing school. I hate math and my professor in math is just awful. So when i had pharmacology i struggle a lot when it comes to computing drugs especially conversions. Ive only watch this video ones and im already learning a lot. You made everything in math make sense. Thank you
You are really amazing. Great. I had problem with drug calculation and I have gone through a number of videos but couldn't understand. Finally, I got your video and now calculation, I mean conversion of different units has become quite okay for me. Thanks for your wonderful explanation.
Very helpful and insightful!! Covers the basics and is great if you’re having a hard time with conversions and figuring out how to setup the equations! Gives an amazing formula and I highly recommend
Thank-you for this video, I'm in my 2nd year of the bachelor of Nursing and have been having such difficulty with my maths! I have failed 3 of my medication calculations assessments this year because no-one has any time for me so it has caused me much distress. Thank-you, truly your video has helped me!
thanks to this wonderful man who made the videos, im about to finish my bachelor and have passed all my med calcs with 100%. This bloke is an absolute legend
Sir you explain it to me very clear listening over and over your lecture Ived learn a lot of conversations , formula . Thank you again you are good Teacher 👍
Hi Mister Tecmath, Wanted to tell you Thank you! I use this video and the IV math video every semester for my nursing classes as a refresher. We have to get a minimum of 9 right out of 10 questions, and we only have 2 tries. If we can't pass the math competency in the beginning of the semester, we can't move forward as a student nurse (I know, a bit harsh and sad!). I have 2 more classes and I wanted to express my gratitude for this video and the other videos. It's simple, easy and GREAT!
Thank you so much for explaining the calculations! I have always been bad at maths but I absolutely love this now!!!! I think this is going to be my favourite unit! I have to wait for semester 2 to do this though. So excited for it!!!!
20mg/kg means for a mass of 72.2kg, 14440mg is required (i.e. 20mg/kg x 72.2kg). The stock supplied is 0.9g/ml. Note because this units is in GRAMS per ml, we need to the 14400mg worked out earlier also into grams, so therefore the stock required is 14400mg = 14.4g Use the formula, 14.4g divided by 0.9g/ml = 16g required. The 12 hour part appears to be irrelevant. If (and only if) the stock was in a g/ml/day this'd change the answer slightly. I'm sticking with 16g required. Hope this helps.
you taught this better than anyone else on youtube. It has been explained in too many different ways. I understand all that has been taught but you made it easy. less steps. thanks
DUDE!!!! YOU ARE A GENIUS. A FREAKEN GENIUS I AM GOING TO BECOME A VET ASSISTANT AND DOSAGE CALCULATIONS ARE A MUST. YOU JUST HELPED ME OUT W/O ME GOING ALL THE WAY TO COLLEGE AND HAVING THEM EXPLAIN THIS TO ME. YOU ROCK!!!!!
Thank you for creating this - it helped tremendously! You made this easy to follow and understand. I'm sorry some people find your accent bothersome - I find your voice and accent soothing (and I'm from the States).
TecMath, Your videos are life changing for me! I'm in medical school and the math that their teaching me is really hard and not explained well. I honestly felt like dropping. But your videos have given me so much confidence. I have a dosage calculations final due tomorrow that must be 100% to pass and thanks to you I'm less afraid to take it. Thank you for everything! Megan J
thank you so much. I actually went to school to get a pharmacy tech. then I thought it was very difficult the math. it's been a few year now... you really make it easier for me to understand. I struggle with math!!! will definitely be watching your videos:)
i',m just starting basic drugs in medic school. and I was getting so upset. I suck at math in general. But you made it 100% understandable.. and I wanted to say thank you!
No - I teach calculations classes to Div 2 nurses. It was for these students I made these videos. Please excuse any non math errors I make. And comment!
I appreciate this because even though I was passing class with the help of my classmates I'm extremely grateful because for the life of me I couldn't get it not saying i have it down pack now but I UNDERSTAND thank you
😁 I can not thank you enough! I was dreading the drug calculation exam as I thought this would be impossible to pick up. But after just watching this first video, I know that after watching a few more then I should be able to pick it up. Cant thank you enough! Amazing 👐🙂
Nice, smooth explanation. Only covers the most basic types of calc, with very easy in-your-head numbers.... Hopefully i can find the next one in the series, because i bet it is more helpful!
Thanks so much for this. This really helps a lot. I will be a part time health student next school year during my senior year of high school and this really helped a WHOLE lot :) thanks
want to thank you for sharing, have exam tonight and you refreshed what i already know, but you know sometimes when it comes to exams we freak out, thank you so much
THIS VIDEO WAS HUGE 4 ME ,HARD TO KEEP ANY MATH IN MY BRAIN ,1ST VIDEO I HAVE SEEN THAT I CAN UNDERSTAND WER ARE MORE VIDEOS ,I WILL BE ABLE TO PASS BOARDS IF I KEEP LISTENING TO U,SMILE THINKS A MILLON!!!
Thankyou so much I start my nursing degree this september.I'm so scared because I'm really bad at maths but i really don't want it stop me from getting my dream career. This really helped me as im brushing up and practising my drug maths before i start because i know im going to need to revise this alot. 😂
THANKYOU THANKYOU THANKYOU!! i've struggled a lot but after watching your video here i can calculated really fast... You are such a briliant teacher ^_^
Thank you for this video. I hit pause to see if I could do the math. I need more practice. it has been years since I have been tested on it. Lucky me, I found your video and with more practice I will do well.
I'm a nursing assistant here in Canada, and I am familiar with the prerequisites for Registered Nursing Degree, and I'm always skeptical about whether or not I would really need to be familiar with grade 11/12 algebra in order to understand the academic foundations of the program.
At 11.10, the question about diazepam in ampoules...just to be clear, as the ampoules come in 2mL and the patient needs 1mL, in practice do you only give the contents of half an ampoule? I thought the narrator was going to clarify that part, as there are going to be lots of situations where you what you need to give doesn't correspond to how the medication comes.