
Drug calculations
Your course needs 100% on the calculation test. Practise the question types and see which step went wrong.
Free practice for UK student nurses and newly qualified nurses. Drug calculations, ECGs and the skills you get signed off on.
Made by Sam, an NMC-registered Advanced Clinical Practitioner with over 20 years in emergency care.
Prescribed: 1.5 g
Tablets: 500 mg each
How many tablets?
Each one has free practice first. Pay only if you want the full set.

Your course needs 100% on the calculation test. Practise the question types and see which step went wrong.

Name the rhythm in five seconds. Short quizzes, each with the one clue that gives it away.

For nurses joining the UK register. Every station type in the current test, written in plain English.
Many new nurses do at some point. A guide to your first six months is on its way: what is normal, what support to ask for, and what to say when you need help.
Five mistakes that can fail an NMC OSCE station, and how to avoid each one. Free on Gumroad.
I have been an NMC-registered nurse since 2005 and now work as an Advanced Clinical Practitioner. I spent over 20 years in emergency care and have a Master’s in Advanced Clinical Practice.
I make the videos and practice tools I wish I’d had as a student: short, plain English, and checked against UK guidance. New videos go out most days on YouTube.