Thank you so much for your video! I'm taking my VTNE tomorrow and have been taking practice tests and continued to get solution calculations wrong! I just struggled so much to break it down for solving. Your video helped me so get everything in the right place.
I watched you videos up until 45 mins pre test I was so studied out like I couldn’t look at another question but the videos helped me still study but it was a different platform...
Hey, I know your comment was 8 months ago and idk if you still need help with percentages but if it’s a solution, so in this case a 5% solution that equals to 5 g/ 100 ml, you then convert the g to mg, there are 1000 mg in 1 g so you would multiply by 1000 mg, this is what that will look like: 5 g/ 100 ml x 1000 mg / 1 g = you would then get 5000 mg/ 100 ml, now you simplify, divide both sides by 100 then you would be left with 50 mg/ml.
Thank you for your videos! I take my exam in the morning and it's nice to know that I'm actually ready for it :) thanks for giving me that extra confidence!
Congrats on passing (a year ago haha). I’m taking my test in March and was just wondering if the medical calculation questions on your test were similar to the ones in this video, or more complicated? I’m so bad at math and want to sure I’m adequately prepared!!
@@ashleighmcivor4024 Me too. Everyone around you insists you'll do fine but they don't understand the amount of information we need to know! What are you using to study? I've been using vet tech prep but the questions are becoming repetitve!
Goodluck Ashely! Hope it goes well! Question, The standard of CPR has come a long way in veterinary medicine, today, we’re thankful for the RECOVER guidelines.. my question is, what is the roll of a veterinary nurse during a code?are they allowed to “lead” the team per se? Is that stated in the RECOVER guidelines ?
Hello, I am prepping for my VTNE in April and really struggle with fluid calculations. I don’t understand how adding a zero works to the whole percent concentration. I really struggle with that. I’m guessing it is just a math rule that I shouldn’t worry about lol. Also, I was having trouble following you on the last big problem. You explained how to do it well but not why you did what you did on some parts. Do you mind posting more of those type questions?
Hi there Ashley, I am Amy, nice to meet you. I came across your CZcams channel and I loved it. Congrats on passing the VTNE exam. I am taking the exam in April. I came upon your channel because I was looking for help with calculations. You make it very easy to understand. I was wondering if you could explain this problem. A 20-kg patient is currently receiving 52 ml/hr of Lactated Ringer's Solution. The clinician has requested that 2 mg/kg/day of metoclopramide be added to the bag. Metoclopramide is available as a 5 mg/ml solution. How many milliliters do you need to add to a 1 liter bag?
Amy Brito okay, so I wish I could show you a picture of my work but here it goes. Weight: 20kg Rate: 52ml/hr. Dose: 2mg/kg/day Concentration: 5mg/ml -----------------------. Part 1: find how many hours the bag lasts (1000mls/52mls= 19.23hrs) -----------------------. Part 2: plug and chug (2mg/kg x 20kg)=40mg (40mg/24hrs)= 1.7mg/hr -----------------------. Part 3: (1.7mg/hr divided by 5mg/ml)= 0.33ml/hr. -----------------------. Part 4: (0.33ml x 19.23hrs) = 6.4ml You would add 6.4mls to EACH one liter bag needed for the whole day
Hey Ashley, Just wanted to let you know I passed my VTNE in June, yay! Can I ask you how long did it take before you got your licence? I still haven't heard anything from my state.
Thank you so much for your video! I'm taking my VTNE tomorrow and have been taking practice tests and continued to get solution calculations wrong! I just struggled so much to break it down for solving. Your video helped me so get everything in the right place.
Y’all are so cute. She got all giggly as soon as her husband came around 😆❤️
Ebony Sharie He was roasting me before I put him on. Talking about how I can’t do math 🙄😂
Currently watching all of your videos! I have been accepted into the vet tech program for September. So excited to find your channel.
Gabby&Ty ahh congratulations! I am so happy for you! 💕
AshleyCVT thank you so much please keep uploading content!
Taking the VTNE tomorrow. Thank GOD I found this video! :D
I take my test in a few hours!! Still struggling with CRIs but I think the way you broke it down helped!
Good luck! You got this. 💕
@@vtneandbeyond9130 thank you!! Very nervous 😳
I passed!! Thank you for your videos, they provided a great refresher right before my test. Wish I would've found them sooner!!
@@BeckyBtheRVT sorry for the late response but yay!! Congratss💕
You are great! Thanks for sharing! Im studying too.
I watched you videos up until 45 mins pre test I was so studied out like I couldn’t look at another question but the videos helped me still study but it was a different platform...
How in the world did he get 50mg/ml from 5% 😢 I struggle with percentages
Girl, idk why do you think I had him do it? 😅
Hey, I know your comment was 8 months ago and idk if you still need help with percentages but if it’s a solution, so in this case a 5% solution that equals to 5 g/ 100 ml, you then convert the g to mg, there are 1000 mg in 1 g so you would multiply by 1000 mg, this is what that will look like: 5 g/ 100 ml x 1000 mg / 1 g = you would then get 5000 mg/ 100 ml, now you simplify, divide both sides by 100 then you would be left with 50 mg/ml.
Thank you for your videos! I take my exam in the morning and it's nice to know that I'm actually ready for it :) thanks for giving me that extra confidence!
Ohhh. If you’ve taken it, how was it??? If not, you’re going to do amazing. Keep that positive mind set 💕💕
@@vtneandbeyond9130 Thank you! I passed! 😊
Kate Arsenault yay!! Congratulations!!!!🎊
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Would you be able to do more medical math videos? I have my vtne coming up and I really enjoyed this video
I found your video 3 days ago! Today I passed my VTNE your videos helped me so much!! Thank you 🖤
Congrats on passing (a year ago haha). I’m taking my test in March and was just wondering if the medical calculation questions on your test were similar to the ones in this video, or more complicated? I’m so bad at math and want to sure I’m adequately prepared!!
@@ashleighmcivor4024 I'm taking my test in April. Soooo bad at math too. Best of luck to you!
@@jessi5210 Best of luck to you too! I keep telling myself I got this, even if I don't 100% believe it haha
@@ashleighmcivor4024 Me too. Everyone around you insists you'll do fine but they don't understand the amount of information we need to know! What are you using to study? I've been using vet tech prep but the questions are becoming repetitve!
@@ashleighmcivor4024 when is your test?
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Goodluck Ashely! Hope it goes well! Question, The standard of CPR has come a long way in veterinary medicine, today, we’re thankful for the RECOVER guidelines.. my question is, what is the roll of a veterinary nurse during a code?are they allowed to “lead” the team per se? Is that stated in the RECOVER guidelines ?
Hello, I am prepping for my VTNE in April and really struggle with fluid calculations.
I don’t understand how adding a zero works to the whole percent concentration. I really struggle with that. I’m guessing it is just a math rule that I shouldn’t worry about lol. Also, I was having trouble following you on the last big problem. You explained how to do it well but not why you did what you did on some parts. Do you mind posting more of those type questions?
Okay! Would you just want CRI problems?
@@vtneandbeyond9130 yes that would be perfect!
Hi there Ashley, I am Amy, nice to meet you. I came across your CZcams channel and I loved it. Congrats on passing the VTNE exam. I am taking the exam in April. I came upon your channel because I was looking for help with calculations. You make it very easy to understand. I was wondering if you could explain this problem.
A 20-kg patient is currently receiving 52 ml/hr of Lactated Ringer's Solution. The clinician has requested that 2 mg/kg/day of metoclopramide be added to the bag. Metoclopramide is available as a 5 mg/ml solution. How many milliliters do you need to add to a 1 liter bag?
Amy Brito okay, so I wish I could show you a picture of my work but here it goes. Weight: 20kg Rate: 52ml/hr. Dose: 2mg/kg/day Concentration: 5mg/ml -----------------------. Part 1: find how many hours the bag lasts (1000mls/52mls= 19.23hrs) -----------------------. Part 2: plug and chug (2mg/kg x 20kg)=40mg (40mg/24hrs)= 1.7mg/hr -----------------------. Part 3: (1.7mg/hr divided by 5mg/ml)= 0.33ml/hr. -----------------------. Part 4: (0.33ml x 19.23hrs) = 6.4ml You would add 6.4mls to EACH one liter bag needed for the whole day
Amy Brito hey, did that work out for you? Lmk 💕
@@vtneandbeyond9130 Hey Ashley, This is very clear and concise. Thank you so much for responding and working out the problem
Hey Ashley,
Just wanted to let you know I passed my VTNE in June, yay! Can I ask you how long did it take before you got your licence? I still haven't heard anything from my state.
Is your husband in the veterinary field as well?
He is an ER veterinarian. 😊
Math is hard -____-