medications math test

How would you write 45 in Roman numerals?

XLV

How would 12% be written as a decimal?

0.12

What is 6:00 AM in military time?

0600

You have to prepare a bleach solution and are told to use a concentration of 1:2. Which of the following shows this measurement?

1 gallon bleach and 2 gallons water

A patient had three physical therapy sessions this week. The first was 15 minutes, the second was 25 minutes, and the third was 30 minutes. How much time did the patient spend in therapy this week?

1 hour, 10 minutes

How many kilograms is 1,500 grams

1.5 kilograms

What is 8/24 reduced to lowest terms?

1/3

What is 38°C in Fahrenheit? Use the equation °F = (°C × 1.8) + 32.

100.4°F

What is 1:20 PM in military time?

1320

A patient weighs 154 pounds. She must receive medication in the amount of 25 mg/kg/day. How many milligrams of medication should she take each day? Remember that 1 kilogram = 2.2 pounds.

1750 mg per day

How many teaspoons is 10 milliliters?

2

A patient must take 250 milligrams of medication at lunch. The medication is available in tables of 100 milligrams each. How many tablets should the patient take?

2 and 1/2 tablets

Which of the following proportions is parallel?

200 mg : 1 tablet :: 500 mg : X tablets

A health care worker is asked to infuse 500 milliliters of medication into a patient over a period of 5 hours, using a 15-drip set. What is the drip rate? Use the equation Drip Rate = Milliliters of Fluid x Drip Set / Minutes of Infusion.

25 drops per minute

What is 12.65 + 30.75?

43.40

What is 62 inches shown in feet and inches?

5 feet and 2 inches

A physician saw 24 patients on Monday, 16 on Tuesday, 25 on Wednesday, 8 on Thursday, and 22 on Friday. What is the average number of patients the therapist saw each day this week?

9

On a TPR graph, what will be shown for a temperature taken orally?

A plain dot

Which of the following is NOT an example of intake?

Crackers

What is the purpose of a TPR graph?

Visual diagram of patient vital signs

How is 10 ounces written using apothecary abbreviations?

oz x