Nursing Students General Students
Published Nov 24, 2001
sundance
4 Posts
Help! I'm drowning here in southwestern BC. I have been working on my nurse refresher since August and have finished all my modules. I still have two assignments to hand in and I am supposed to write my exam in two weeks. HOWEVER, I recently reached the math part of the last module - and I am sunk!
For some reason, my brain just will not grasp the concepts of doing drug and solution calculations. I have searched the web for help, but only managed to find some that want to sell my books or programs, for which I don't have time. I have done this before, why can't I do it now?
Does anyone have any suggestions for me or ideas of where to look to get information. I live in a small town in the south Okanagan where I am several hours away from any kind of medical book store.
Thank you for any advice or suggestions you can give me.
Linda at Sundance
Cali
169 Posts
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Hello,
I don't really have any tips but I can tell you about a GREAT book I bought at the Barnes and Noble online bookstore. The title of the book is "Pharmacological Calculations for Nurses". It's a workbook. It gives the formulas and step by step instructions for calculations. I basically taught myself with this book. It made calculations so easy. It only cost about $20.00. Hope this helps....
essarge
1,250 Posts
Try this site....it has some tutorials etc.
http://rvcc2.raritanval.edu/~afives/parmcal.htm
Hope this helps:)
ekm, BSN, RN
35 Posts
Try this link, then go to future nurses, then cheat sheet. This helps a little. I can do math, maybe if you email me I can help a little more, but try this site.
http://nursesintraining.8m.com/sws.htm
Eileen