Question 1

Write down the correct answer for each of the following computations.
-7493 ÷ 100 =

Accepted Answer

A)  7.493 
B)  74.93 
C)  749.3 
D)  0.7493 
A)  7.493 
B)  74.93 
C)  749.3 
D)  0.7493

Question 2

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 to have 0.6 gram of drug D. Write 0.6 g as mg.

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Question 3

Write down the correct answer for each of the following computations.
-935 x 9 =

Accepted Answer

A)  8016 
B)  8415 
C)  8632 
D)  8715 
A)  8016 
B)  8415 
C)  8632 
D)  8715

Question 4

Your parents have given you $500 for your 18th birthday and you are deciding how to spend this money.
-How much of your $500 have you spent so far?

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Question 5

When simplified to its lowest form, the multiplication 500/4 x 15/60 would be

Accepted Answer

A)  31.25 
B)  27.5 
C)  29.25 
D)  12.5 
A)  31.25 
B)  27.5 
C)  29.25 
D)  12.5

Question 6

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's granddaughter, Sally, is visiting with her new infant. She tells her Gran that the baby was 2.25 kilograms when born. What is his weight in grams?

Accepted Answer

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Question 7

Polly is to have 2.4 grams of drug A each day, to be given every 4 hours. Each dose would contain

Accepted Answer

A)  600 mg 
B)  400 mg 
C)  300 mg 
D)  200 mg 
A)  600 mg 
B)  400 mg 
C)  300 mg 
D)  200 mg

Question 8

Jack has a heart condition and has been told to reduce his salt intake to 1.75 g per week. His daily intake of salt should not exceed

Accepted Answer

A)  250 mcg 
B)  0.25 g 
C)  350 mg 
D)  0.25 mg 
A)  250 mcg 
B)  0.25 g 
C)  350 mg 
D)  0.25 mg

Question 9

Your parents have given you $500 for your 18th birthday and you are deciding how to spend this money.
-What percentage of your money remains, including your savings and any change?

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The answer of Your parents have given you $500 for...

Question 10

In relation to Emma's infusion (in the above questions), how much fluid is she receiving every hour?

Accepted Answer

A)  2 ml 
B)  60 ml 
C)  100 ml 
D)  120 ml 
A)  2 ml 
B)  60 ml 
C)  100 ml 
D)  120 ml

Question 11

When converted to a percentage, the decimal 0.75 would be

Accepted Answer

A)  0.75% 
B)  7.5% 
C)  75% 
D)  750% 
A)  0.75% 
B)  7.5% 
C)  75% 
D)  750%

Question 12

Susie is to have 250 mcg of drug B four times each day. Her daily dose of drug B would be

Accepted Answer

A)  0.001 mg 
B)  0.01 mg 
C)  0.001 g 
D)  0.01 g 
A)  0.001 mg 
B)  0.01 mg 
C)  0.001 g 
D)  0.01 g

Question 13

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.
-Sally tells her Gran that the baby is having 7 feeds per day, and each feed is 35 ml. Express his total feed intake in litres.

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Question 14

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

Accepted Answer

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Question 15

Jenny is 5 feet 5 inches tall. If there are 12 inches in 1 foot, and each inch measures 2.54cm, what is her height to the nearest cm?

Accepted Answer

A)  132 
B)  136 
C)  150 
D)  165 
A)  132 
B)  136 
C)  150 
D)  165

Question 16

One gram has

Accepted Answer

A)  1000 mcg 
B)  10 000 mcg 
C)  100 000 mcg 
D)  1 000 000 mcg. 
A)  1000 mcg 
B)  10 000 mcg 
C)  100 000 mcg 
D)  1 000 000 mcg.

Question 17

If your train fare is $3.80 per day, for 5 days it would cost you

Accepted Answer

A)  $17.60 
B)  $18.40 
C)  $19 
D)  $20.20 
A)  $17.60 
B)  $18.40 
C)  $19 
D)  $20.20

Question 18

Write down the correct answer for each of the following computations.
-200+57+86=

Accepted Answer

A)  296 
B)  310 
C)  327 
D)  343 
A)  296 
B)  310 
C)  327 
D)  343

Question 19

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.
-She is to have 150 mg of drug B each day, to be given in three equally divided doses. How many mg per dose should she receive?

Accepted Answer

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Question 20

Polly's new baby weighs 3125 grams. This weight could also be written as

Accepted Answer

A)  312 500 mg 
B)  31 250 mg 
C)  3.125 kg 
D)  31.25 kg 
A)  312 500 mg 
B)  31 250 mg 
C)  3.125 kg 
D)  31.25 kg

Write down the correct answer for each of the following computations. -7493 ÷ 100 =

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 to have 0.6 gram of drug D. Write 0.6 g as mg.

Write down the correct answer for each of the following computations. -935 x 9 =

Your parents have given you $500 for your 18th birthday and you are deciding how to spend this money. -How much of your $500 have you spent so far?

When simplified to its lowest form, the multiplication 500/4 x 15/60 would be

Polly is to have 2.4 grams of drug A each day, to be given every 4 hours. Each dose would contain

Jack has a heart condition and has been told to reduce his salt intake to 1.75 g per week. His daily intake of salt should not exceed

Your parents have given you $500 for your 18th birthday and you are deciding how to spend this money. -What percentage of your money remains, including your savings and any change?

In relation to Emma's infusion (in the above questions), how much fluid is she receiving every hour?

When converted to a percentage, the decimal 0.75 would be

Susie is to have 250 mcg of drug B four times each day. Her daily dose of drug B would be

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

Jenny is 5 feet 5 inches tall. If there are 12 inches in 1 foot, and each inch measures 2.54cm, what is her height to the nearest cm?

One gram has

If your train fare is $3.80 per day, for 5 days it would cost you

Write down the correct answer for each of the following computations. -200+57+86=

Polly's new baby weighs 3125 grams. This weight could also be written as

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Write down the correct answer for each of the following computations. -7493 ÷ 100 =

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 to have 0.6 gram of drug D. Write 0.6 g as mg.

Write down the correct answer for each of the following computations. -935 x 9 =

Your parents have given you $500 for your 18th birthday and you are deciding how to spend this money. -How much of your $500 have you spent so far?

When simplified to its lowest form, the multiplication 500/4 x 15/60 would be

Polly is to have 2.4 grams of drug A each day, to be given every 4 hours. Each dose would contain

Jack has a heart condition and has been told to reduce his salt intake to 1.75 g per week. His daily intake of salt should not exceed

Your parents have given you $500 for your 18th birthday and you are deciding how to spend this money. -What percentage of your money remains, including your savings and any change?

In relation to Emma's infusion (in the above questions), how much fluid is she receiving every hour?

When converted to a percentage, the decimal 0.75 would be

Susie is to have 250 mcg of drug B four times each day. Her daily dose of drug B would be

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

Jenny is 5 feet 5 inches tall. If there are 12 inches in 1 foot, and each inch measures 2.54cm, what is her height to the nearest cm?

One gram has

If your train fare is $3.80 per day, for 5 days it would cost you

Write down the correct answer for each of the following computations. -200+57+86=

Polly's new baby weighs 3125 grams. This weight could also be written as

Medications

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Paediatric Dosages

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