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what is going on guys don checking in welcome to mint where we bring nursing to you [Music] so to all of you who are new to this channel welcome if you haven't already smash that like and subscribe button because it really does help this channel a lot so today we're gonna do drug calculations so get your notes and your calculators ready cuz i'm ready let's go hi guys so today we're going to do drug calculation made easy but before we're going to do drug problems i am going to make a disclaimer here for you to effectively do drug calculation whether at school or at work you must be familiar with the basic conversion table here's the most common conversions you're going to encounter this is not all so make sure you get familiarized with the others that being said let's get going so the method that we will be using for our drug calculation is the unit cancellation method so what exactly is unit cancellation method well in this method we are simply going to plot our given values in a way that we are able to cancel out units so we will be left with the unit of the answer the problem is asking this is easier when we apply it to a problem if mr jones weighs 65 kilograms how much does he weigh in pounds now for every problem that we have the very first thing that we are going to look for is what is the problem asking us what is it looking for so in this problem it would be pounds now the next thing that we're going to do will be to write down what is given in the problem 65 kilograms times and we're gonna look at our conversion table one kilogram is equal to 2.2 pounds and the way we are going to write that down is one kilogram 2.2 pounds so we are writing it this way because now we are able to cancel kilograms and kilograms so we are going to be left with a unit pound and this is what the problem is looking for so now let's do the math 65 times 2.2 divided by 1 that will give us 143 pounds let's move on to the next problem how many ml are there in 1.2 liters so again we are going to look for what the problem is asking in this problem it is looking for ml now let's write down what is given to us 1.2 liters multiply that to the conversion table here which is 1 liter is equal to 1 000 milliliters and this is how we're going to write it down 1 liter is equal to 1000 ml now we are able to cancel liters so we are going to be left with ml which is what the problem is looking for so when we do our math 1.2 times 1000 divided by 1 that will give us...