IV Med Math—mcg/kg/min Dose Calculation for Nurses

Ready to master IV titration like a critical care nurse? In this nursing med math tutorial, you'll learn how to calculate mcg/kg/min infusion rates step-by-step using dimensional analysis. We’ll walk through three real-world ICU scenarios and show you how to safely titrate medications using motion-based unit cancellation. Perfect for nursing students and new nurses who want to build confidence with IV med math and critical care dose calculations.

🎯 Aligned with the Clinical Judgment Measurement Model (CJMM):
Recognizing Cues: Weight, time, drug concentration
Analyzing Cues: Picking the right conversion
Taking Action: Delivering a safe, accurate dose

🧠 If you haven’t watched Episodes 1–4, go back and master the setup first!

✨ Train your nurse brain™—Every cue is a clue. Every action is a choice.

💡 Nurse Educators: Use this video to support clinical judgment in class. Teaching tips and downloadables coming soon at RN2Professors.com

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Outro Music by: Ievgen Poltavskyi from Pixabay
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🛡️ Disclaimers:
RN2Professors content is for general educational purposes only and does not constitute medical or nursing advice.
Always refer to your institution’s guidelines, your state board of nursing, and trusted clinical resources for official protocols and scope of practice.
We do not claim copyright ownership over clinical judgment frameworks like CJMM (Clinical Judgment Measurement Model), developed by NCSBN. We proudly teach students how to apply CJMM concepts to real-world thinking.
All case scenarios are fictional unless otherwise noted. Any resemblance to real persons or situations is purely coincidental.

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