Medication calculation nurses

On the front, you’ll find Medication Calculations, Conversions, and Abbreviations at your fingertips, ensuring accurate drug dosage calculations and eliminating guesswork. Flip it over, and you’ll uncover a comprehensive IV Cannula Sizes Chart, complete with color references, a crucial tool for seamless patient care. #nursingstudents #rnnurse #ernurse #nursingnotes #nursingschool #medicalstudent #NCLEX #medicalstudent #nursingreference #badgebuddy

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Super easy way to convert units in medication dosage calculations. 💾 Save this dosage calculation cheat sheet to refer back to! The ability to convert units is very important when performing drug calculations accurately. This nursing drug calculations formula demonstrates an easy way to convert between kilograms, grams, milligrams, micrograms and nanograms. 🤔 How do you convert from litres to millilitres? Post your answer in the comments below 👇 ** Follow us if you want to see more…

In the nursing world we all had to go through how to calculate dosages. It was a dread in school, but it will be used in our whole nursing career. I made this simple pics so you can save it. Please…

IV fluid and drug calculation

Nursing Dosage/Medication Conversion Chart – Maths for Nurses Unit conversions Drug Calculations Drug calculations vary depending on whether you are dealing with liquid or solid medications, or if the dose is to be given over a period of time. In this section I will go over each of these situations in turn. It is very […]

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These are six formulae that I find cover nearly all pharmacology calculations that i need to complete.Formulae.pdf

This will help YOU prevent medication errors. This cheat sheet includes: ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ✔️Abbreviations ✔️Routes of Administrations ✔️Drug Preparation ✔️Metric ✔️Apothecary and Household ✔️Conversion ✔️Formula ✔️IV Flow Rates

The formula for calculating the IV flow rate (drip rate) is total volume (in mL) divided by time (in min), multiplied by the drop factor (in gtts/mL), which equals the IV flow rate in gtts/min.

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Basic dosage calculations and I.V. Drips | Recent post of Antibiotics that’s helpful. Check it out! @cmcano87 ✨

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The ability to do accurate and safe dosage calculations is a MUST for any nursing student or new nurse. Dimensional analysis makes it easy and foolproof!