I really appreciate this video! I'm currently in nursing school and we didn't take much time to address how to actually read measurements on different syringes. I found the formula really helped, I struggled with counting the increments. Thank you x1000!!!

The only place I found that bothered to tell which of the lines on the stopper to use. I couldn't believe how many vets made hole videos without imparting that vital information! This video was perfectly done, and so informative, I am grateful!

Thank you for this video! Really helped me out!

Man this is good to know. I was wondering if the amount was measured at the triangle top or the top line of that stopper. I was trying to figure this out. Thank you so much!

Thank you. I found this super helpful today.

Then of a 5ML syringe, which line corresponds to 250 MG ? Thanks !

Excelent!!!

Where would .13 mL be on a 1 mL syringe?

I need to know where .34 is

Can you demonstrate the 30-unit insulin syringe please? My friend catches things better once she sees them. Me trying to explain is not working at all! Thank you!!!

Great video. Thank you

If 40mg of my medication is 0.13333 Is that the same as 0.13 and where would it be on a syringe

Great video

How do I read 10.5 units?

Where is 19m in a 10m oral syringe

I do i read 3.89ML

paano po ung 1.7ml

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Where is 1.5ml

Where is 2.5ml

Where is 3.5 ml