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jane, which site ulr ddid you use? please let me kow. also how much did they charge you?

with who or which site did you took it with?

daytonite I appreciate this explanation. and still working in grabing the concepts and and way to apply it. these way I like it better though cause it brakes the problem which also give me the benefit of working with short numbers in he operations. cause we are not allow calculator in the test. and just get 10 quesions in 50 minutes. I as concern of doing the division of the last part 31680 / 3168 = 10. . any ways thanks for these other way. please don't mind if i post other problem that I brake my head against with I definetely will look for your input. . Next week I will be taking GI/GU and having a math test, which I do not feel to confident for that math test. But I will do my best... thanks for your input much...

thanks!!! so much. This is the 1st time a try this approach... I follow math instruction and yes it is 10gtts which is he the right answer. thanks... thanks so much. I have not seen this way of approaching the problems, but I like it, it is simple and gives the right answer... Currenlty I am using a book of Dosage Calculation A Ratio proportion approach. and the way you put it there is much better. and not going to discredit the book cause i have not gone thorugh it in order, i just try to match the problems I have with some sample in the book and work the way to figure it out... But I think the way you explained or showed could be apply to all or most of problems. Well. I will try these other problems and see. but thanks... right now I am loving you daytonite... thanks again...

I am struggling with this math porblem. Could any one help me on this please. -> an infant weighing 6.6 lb is receiving 80 ml. per kilogram of body weight per day via IV. Drop factor is 60. Give how many gtts/min? Please send me the info and/or posted here with the steps or approach to solve it.

:chuckle I have the feeling that you will do good, sound like you have all your bases covered. keep it posted :chuckle :chuckle

I am agree with you... Just study harder... By having committed students means committed proffesionals in the field. ... Saving a patients live it just take one mistake... so the standard are set as they should....

Start studying hard from the beginning. Try to find out in your school if there are free tutors, always when you feel there are some points not clear just ask the teacher or look for clarification or go to internet into google and do a search for the specific topic sometimes the explaination in there is better thant the one from the teachers. As far as math don't worry to much, just elementary math, algebra like order of doing math calculation you know parenthesys first and then outside, multiplication, devision first than addition and so on, also the conversion factors wich you can find also in google there a lot of info. Basically with this you conver between differents units, ilke miles to kilometers or litters to milliliters or grams to pounds and so on... Not big deal just don't leave question not answered. and do all the exercise in the book and bring it over to the teacher before he goes through the chapter or before he / she finishes the chapter...... Good Luck Very important.. set on the notebook the grade you want write it down in the first page and work hard for that grade. try to write down the phone of some of the students in case you miss some days..

Here in broward florida, I sometimes think better of calling 911 and going in ambulance my wife once had a bad pregnancy bleeding a lot and after 6 hours was allow inside the hospital. While in the ER wanted to go to the restroom the nurse said okay go. A little while later she fainted. Is good she told me to remain with her....Not to good experience..