IV Flow Rates Infusion Drips Hourly Rate mL/hr Dosage Calculations Nursing

IV flow rates infusion drip dosage calculation sample problems for hourly rate (mL/hr) nursing students, nurses, and NCLEX review.

In this video, Nurse Sarah demonstrates how to solve several dosage calculation problems that require solving for the hourly rate (mL/hr).

The hourly rate is the volume of solution the patient will be receiving every hour.


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[RegisteredNurseRN]

Hey, everyone! Thanks for watching. Don't forget:
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[hibomohamed]

I passed the NCLEX with my first try and your Youtube channel was one of the resources I used to prepare for this exam! Well Appreciated. Keep up the great work.

[sushine]

I have been watching your video for my nursing career and could not stop for any reason. It is addicting into it. Fascinate me a lot. Thank you.

[calebcollins]

Nurse Sarah you should consider teaching nursing school or starting your own accrediting I’ve been watching your videos and I feel like you are much more chill than other nursing instructors. I have constant anxiety because of their high expectations and they made me literally want to change my major so many times

[tigerx]

our teacher shows us your lecture for us to learn....and the students all loved your method of teaching. made so much easier to understand. thank you so much Ms.Genius

[sharondajackson]

I’ve been watching your videos now because may 20 I have to take dosage calculations and feel confident with your videos that I will do great in my class. Now in august I have to apply to the LPN program. I have a 3.45gpa and I’m back in college after 12 years with two boys 9 and 24 and a 4 year old granddaughter. I am already in the medical field. I’m a Registered medication aide, CNA, activities director, dental assistant and X-ray tech. I chose LPN because my cousin is a nurse and my other cousin as well in school. I want this so badly. I finally passed the ATI teas exam… your videos are so good.. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[marikatecarlisle]

Hey Sarah, I used you as a resource through LVN. Today I am a few days away from starting RN school. Thank you for all your great content may god bless you and your beautiful family.

[fatimayassine]

Can you please do a video of how to prepare for NCLEX and how to study for it?❤

[jonaedorsey]

Hi! Thank you for your expertise! To me, When solving for gtts/min, it’s easier to use dimensional analysis and solve going straight across without separating the problem

[missinfinitiii]

so much easier than dimensional analysis

[theajacob]

Thanks so much, this was helpful, I hope I pass this third time😭

[rain.]

Thank you so much Mam, love from Pakistan 🇵🇰.

[thelmamoore]

Thank you so much for your videos I was wondering if you could you do a video on how to find how many hours it will take for an infusion to run. I was given questions today I had no clue on how to do them. They gave you a ML amount and a drop factor and an infusion rate and we were asked to find how many hours it would take.

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[wildlife]

Mam please make video on contraindicating drug in pregnancy

[austincombs]

Clinical calculations books make this so much more complicated then it has to be.

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[lmusic]

Hello!

I'm finding your videos really helpful, I have autism and ADHD and am really struggling to get to grips with maths in nursing.

What would you do if the infusion time was less than an hour (30 mins for example)?

Thanks so much!

[lcantillnow]

Hi been watching your videos and it's a big help to me thank you so much I appreciate everything.I am Hoping I/we will pass the board exam So help me God🙏. #nov2022phil🇵🇭