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Practice converting between common mass and weight units used in nursing, dosage calculations, and medicine. Unit conversions include microgram, milligram, gram, kilogram, ounce, and pound.

Nursing | Unit Conversion: Mass

Practice converting between common volume units used in nursing, dosage calculations, and medicine. Unit conversions include milliliter, microliter, liter, fluid ounce, and teaspoon.

Nursing | Unit Conversion: Volume

Practice converting between common time units used in nursing. Unit conversions include seconds, minutes, and hours.

Nursing | Unit Conversion: Time

Given an amount of mass per tablet, practice calculating how many tablets the patient requires.

Nursing | Tablet Dosage: Mass for Mass

Given an amount of mass per liquid, practice calculating  how much liquid a patient requires.

Nursing | Mass/Liquid for Liquid

In this deck, we'll give you a volume of IV fluid and a dosage expressed in percent, and you have to calculate the mass of a particular dosage.

Nursing | Amount in IV Fluid

Practice calculating the necessary IV flow rate in mL/hr when given a certain amount of liquid and a time period. Note: Measurement used when IV regulated electronically by infusion pump.

Nursing | Volume/Time: IV mL Rate

Practice calculating the necessary IV flow rate in gtts/min when given a certain amount of liquid, a time period, and a drop factor (gtts/mL). Note: Measurement used when IV is regulated manually. Because it is not possible to give a patient a fraction of a drop, it is typical to round answers for these problems up or down to the nearest whole number.

Nursing | Volume/Time: IV Drop Rate

Practice calculating the necessary amount of fluid per day when given the weight of a child or infant.

Nursing | Fluid Maintenance

Given the weight of a patient and a dosage specified in terms of weight, practice calculateingthe necessary dosage.

Nursing| Dosage by Weight

Given an order in quantity of mass per time, practice calculating the necessary IV flow rate in mL/hr based on the given mass per volume.

Nursing | Mass/Time: IV mL Rate

Master drug dosage calculations  so you can safely administering medications and intravenous fluids.

Nursing | Unit Conversion: Volume

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