<p>This is an explanation of how to use the Drop Rate Denominator (DRD) method to calculate the drop rate in IV fluid administration - this will be useful for nurses or other practitioners who need to administer intravenous fluids where no volumetric pump is available.</p>

This is an explanation of how to use the Drop Rate Denominator (DRD) method to calculate the drop rate in IV fluid administration - this will be useful for nurses or other practitioners who need to administer intravenous fluids where no volumetric pump is available.

Drop Rate Calculation in IV Fluids - Using the DRD Method

Luke is a Senior Lecturer in Clinical Skills and Simulation at the University of Roehampton in London. His episodes cover a range of topics related to healthcare, nursing education and development, skills, and simulation.

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Drop Rate Calculation in IV Fluids - Using the DRD Method

Drop Rate Calculation in IV Fluids - Using the DRD Method