PsychNurse2be

I'm a new nurse on the pediatric ICU, I've always been good at med-math and if you give me a problem I can do it, but I'm lost when in the room and looking at the medication/MAR/IV pump on what numbers to plug in and such. Does anyone know how to help? I know it's D/H xV. But on the medication label I feel like there's numbers in parenthesis and maybe if someone has an example? I think once I link my med math to the actual practice I'll be golden I just CAN'T get to the two to click. HELP!

Hello guys! So, I've searched all these topics and can't seem to find a definite answer. My school requires us to do Virtual ATI (at our own expense booooo ) if we don't get a 72% on our comprehensive predictor. Of course, with my luck I got a 70% meaning a 91% chance of passing the NCLEX on the first time. My problem is that I have already been hired somewhere that requires I take the NCLEX within 60 days of graduating. I graduate July 28th, how long did it take you to do virtual ATI? I also know that if you don't pass the comprehensive predictor test in virtual ATI you have to wait 30 days to take it again, so this is REALLY freaking me out! Help a soon to be nurse out! Can I do it in less than a month?