Cris_tal1303
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If the second question does not state something other than what's 5ml in grams than there is info missing. Not all meds have the same ml per g dose. That's why I uses the info from the 1st question I assumes it was a two part question using the same info. Cris_tal1303
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For the second question if it's using the info from the first then: 250mg / (1g/1000mg) = 0.25g So 5ml=250mg=0.25g Cris_tal1303
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I think it's very normal. I felt this way when I graduated in 2012. I mean if you think about it. You learn a ton of information in 2-4 yrs depending on your program and you then have to prove your knowledge by taking the NCLEX. I always felt that I would never get to the next phase of nursing because of all that darn testing my program had us go through. I.E. Hesi exams. When I graduated I felt, for lack of better words, stupid. I now work in a neuro ICU and I love it. I feel competent and I learn new things everyday. Of course there's always going to be more experienced RN's but nobody is an expert straight off the bat. Everyone started off as new. So just cut yourself some slack. If your going to graduate soon, that means you know a hell of a lot more than you think. Nursing school is extremely hard. Congrats and good luck.