Yesterday I took at test where we had to put how we would take care of this patient who was diabetic with a surgical wound with pus-type discharge on bandage and had a temperature of 104 degrees. The...
I need your help regarding getting out of the contract with The College Network and especially the City County Credit Union the College Network used to pay for all my nursing courses I haven't studied...
:yeah:Good for you about going to an attorney. How has your lawsuit come along? Were you able to get out of your contract? I was wondering if anybody confronted TCN about the fact that when you go to...
First of all, thank you for working out the problems for me. The answer sheet for the Math for Nurses Practice Exam, that I'm working on, gives the answer to Question #1 as 40 gtt/min, rather than 32...
These are practice exam problems just to see if we could get the answer to the problem--not a real life IV problem. So are you saying there is no solution to either of these 2 IV
I've tried but was never taught to do this kind of IV calculation. I know all of the med calculations and the rest of the IV calculations. Pitocin calculations weren't taught in LPN nursing school....
First Calculation Problem: A patient is to receive 12 milliunits per minute of Pitocin. The directions for making up the fluid is to add 15 units of Pitocin to 1 liter of 5 % dextrose solution....