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Hi there, I have been a member of this fantastic forum for over two years and make it my daily routine to check threads each morning. Love how supportive everyone is. I have been a ITU nurse (band 5) for three years in a busy trust in London. I have ...

Hello I did not know where to turn to for advice, so here I am hoping someone will listen to me. I started a new job last month, however the team at my unit seem to dislike newbies as they have all worked together for over ten years. It is always s...

Thank you so so much for taking the time, to give me such valuable feedback. I've just cried my eyes out on my drive to work and now that I have arrived, feel scared, nervous and anxious. I will let you know how the meeting went tomorrow. Thank yo...

Hello everyone, Okay so I seem to be having a blank moment, and can't seem to work out the answer to these calculations. I guess I just need a quick break down of how to work out the answer, and hopefully I will remember it all again. 1) For this que...

Thank you so much Esme12 for your patience and for teaching me how to get there. ?

Dear Esme12, Thank you :-) 100ml x 60 x65kg x0.04= 15600 then divided by 5,000mcg equals 3.12 mls/hr is this correct or should I have converted the 0.04mcg into mg? x

Dear Loriangel14 Am i correct to think I will need 156 mcg in an hour? Do i then divide 156 by 1000, which will give me 0.156 mg?

This is what I have, which i'm certain it is wrong and thus feel silly for even posting it:unsure: For my first question: this is all i came up with: 0.04mcg x 65Kg x 60 =156 do I then divide the 156 (dose for this PT), by 5 mg and then multiply by 9...

Dear zipzip314 Thank you for your response. I suppose I should have added what I have thought to be correct, the reason I did not do so, was due to the fact of thinking it was completely wrong, as well as never encountering such calculations before, ...

yes i am Esme12:) Are you able to assist me with my question? x