Moving On

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Fundementals and drug calculation is finally over. It was a challange but I made it. Moving on to Med Surg 1. There were times that I wanted to quit but I hung in there. I passed and I am moving on.:yeah::yeah:

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Congrats!!! One step at a time. U will be there before you know it. I can't wait till I start!! May 4th.

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Specializes in Hospice, ER.

Great! Keep on going- next thing you know, you'll be graduating.

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Congratulations!!! :yeah:

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Hi. Im happy you have moved on. Give me some tips so i can do the same. Im having trouble with the math and half the time i really dont know what to study. Any tips will be great. Thanks.

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Specializes in Psych/LTC.

:clpty:congrats! hope the best for you on the rest of your journey

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For drug calculation the only thing you can do is practice practice practice and remember your formulas and everything will fall into place.:up:

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that is awesome! I will hopefully be there soon, sometime this year! Good luck on the rest of your journey!:D

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Specializes in Rehabilitation; LTC; Med-Surg.
Fundementals and drug calculation is finally over. It was a challange but I made it. Moving on to Med Surg 1. There were times that I wanted to quit but I hung in there. I passed and I am moving on.:yeah::yeah:

Congrats. I was also relieved when I passed my dosage calculations class. Try not to become upset in a few weeks or months if you don't remember the exact forumulas. I have nine weeks left in my program and those calculations are finally "sinking in." In December I wouldn't have been able to tell you on the top of my head that to calculate gtt/min, you take total volume to be infused times drip factor divided by total minutes. LOL.

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