Nursing Calculators
Fast, accurate calculators for the bedside and the boards. No ads, no signup, mobile-first. Each tool ships with the formula, normal ranges, and an NCLEX-aligned worked example.
IV Drip Rate Calculator
gtt/min from volume, time, and tubing drop factor. Includes mL/hr cross-check and macro vs micro tubing primer.
Open tool → PediatricsPediatric Dosage by Weight
mg/kg dosing with safe-dose-range checking and per-day vs per-dose toggling. Common peds drugs prefilled.
Open tool → Burn / Critical CareParkland Burn Formula
4 mL × kg × %TBSA over 24 hours. Splits the first-8-hour and next-16-hour LR rates the way the NCLEX asks it.
Open tool → HemodynamicsMAP, Mean Arterial Pressure
(SBP + 2·DBP) / 3 with perfusion thresholds (≥65 mmHg for organ perfusion in sepsis).
Open tool → NeuroGlasgow Coma Scale (GCS)
Interactive eye/verbal/motor scorer with severity tier (mild 13–15, moderate 9–12, severe ≤8) and intubation cue.
Open tool → Acid-BaseAnion Gap
Na − (Cl + HCO₃) with high-gap differential (MUDPILES) and corrected gap when albumin is low.
Open tool → ElectrolytesCorrected Calcium (Albumin-Adjusted)
Total Ca + 0.8 × (4 − albumin). The number to trust when albumin is low, what your textbook is testing on.
Open tool → ConversionsmEq ↔ mg Conversion
Quick conversion for common electrolytes (KCl, NaCl, NaHCO₃, MgSO₄, calcium gluconate). NCLEX dosage-calc favorite.
Open tool →Why these calculators exist
Most clinical calculators online were built for physicians and bury the nursing-relevant interpretation under jargon. These were built nurse-first. Each one ships with the formula written out, the normal range or interpretation tier next to the result, the most common NCLEX trap, and a one-tap link to practice the same calculation in test-style context inside the Nursing Ready app.
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