Exam 1: Basic Skills

When converted to a decimal, the fraction 7/10 would be

Mary's fluid intake was 1.4 L of intravenous fluid, 30 ml of ice chips per hour for 4 hours, 150 ml of jelly and 0.2 L of soup. Her total fluid intake is

With reference to Emma's apple drink, the solvent (water), if expressed as a decimal would be

John is 180 cm tall. This is equal to

Tom weighs 8.75 kilograms. His weight in grams is

Your parents have given you $500 for your 18th birthday and you are deciding how to spend this money. -You want to save 60% of your remaining money. After you have 'rounded up' the dollars, how much money will you put aside to save?

Emma has diarrhoea. She is permitted to drink only weak apple juice. How much ice water (solvent) is required to make up 200 ml of diluted apple juice (solute) if the V/V ratio is 3 to 2?

Your parents have given you $500 for your 18th birthday and you are deciding how to spend this money. -Your first choice is to buy a selection of CDs and you purchase 3 @ $9.95, 1 @ $12.50 and 2 @ $19.50. What is the total cost of this purchase?

1 gram of powdered medication has been mixed with sterile water to form a solution of 4 ml in total. The concentration of this medicated solution would be

Your parents have given you $500 for your 18th birthday and you are deciding how to spend this money. -The autobiography of your favourite movie star has just been released and you have decided to purchase it at a cost of $43. What is left of your $500 now?

Your parents have given you $500 for your 18th birthday and you are deciding how to spend this money. -What change have you from your $500?

You are observing the registered nurse as she gives out medications in the bay where you are working. She asks you to answer her questions in relation to the medications she is to administer. -Mrs White is permitted 1.5 L of fluid per day. If this fluid is taken between the hours of 06.00 and 21.00, what is the average fluid intake for her per hour?

Emma has an intravenous infusion in progress and 350 ml remain in the bag. If each ml has 20 potential drops, how many potential drops are left in the bag?

Write down the correct answer for each of the following computations. -728 x 1000 =

You are observing the registered nurse as she gives out medications in the bay where you are working. She asks you to answer her questions in relation to the medications she is to administer. -Mrs Green is to have 10 ml of drug E. You check the mixture bottle and note that each ml of mixture contains 25 mg of drug E. How many grams of drug E is she having per dose?

You are observing the registered nurse as she gives out medications in the bay where you are working. She asks you to answer her questions in relation to the medications she is to administer. -The infant's length was 48 cm. Convert his length to metres.

You are observing the registered nurse as she gives out medications in the bay where you are working. She asks you to answer her questions in relation to the medications she is to administer. -Mrs Brown is to have 40 mg of drug A. Convert this dose to grams.

John is 10 stone. 1 stone is equal to 14 pounds, so John's weight in pounds is:

The solute (apple juice) for Emma's drink, when expressed as a percentage would be

Write down the correct answer for each of the following computations. -27 + 32.11 + 56.1 =