Question 1

Convert   to a decimal: _______________

Accepted Answer

The answer of Convert   to a decimal: _______________...

Question 2

6.777 + 8 + 31.82 = _______________

Accepted Answer

Decimals are added

Question 3

0.005 * 4.03 =

Accepted Answer

Multiply without considering decimal po

Question 4

3.076 * 0.4 =

Accepted Answer

Multiply without considering decimal po

Question 5

A bottle contains 30 ounces of medication. If each dose equals 0.3 ounce, how many doses of medication does the bottle contain?

Accepted Answer

A)  30 
B)  100 
C)  150 
D)  300 
A)  30 
B)  100 
C)  150 
D)  300

Question 6

Place the symbol >, <, or = between the following pair of decimals to make it a true statement: 80. .9

Accepted Answer

The answer of Place the symbol >, <, or =...

Question 7

Convert 0.24 to a fraction, reducing the fraction to lowest terms: _______________

Accepted Answer

Write the decimal f

Question 8

Convert   to a decimal: _______________

Accepted Answer

In this case, there

Question 9

To determine the position of the decimal point when multiplying decimals, you should

Accepted Answer

A)  count the places to the right of the decimal point in the number you are multiplying by. 
B)  count the total number of places to the left of the decimal point in both numbers. 
C)  count the places to the left of the decimal point in the number you are multiplying by. 
D)  count the total number of places to the right of the decimal point in both numbers. 
A)  count the places to the right of the decimal point in the number you are multiplying by. 
B)  count the total number of places to the left of the decimal point in both numbers. 
C)  count the places to the left of the decimal point in the number you are multiplying by. 
D)  count the total number of places to the right of the decimal point in both numbers.

Question 10

A patient is given 6.5 milliliters (mL) of liquid medication 3 times a day for 4 days. She received ______________ of the medication during the 4 days.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A patient is given 6.5 milliliters (mL)...

Question 11

The correct way to write the number four hundred twenty-three thousandths is: _______________.

Accepted Answer

This number has no whole-numb

Question 12

Convert 0.065 to a fraction, reducing the fraction to lowest terms:______________

Accepted Answer

Write the decimal f

Question 13

The difference between 1,862.301 and 1,200.065 is _______________.

Accepted Answer

Decimals are subtracted like

Question 14

Convert 3.125 to a mixed number, reducing the fraction to lowest terms:______________

Accepted Answer

Write the whole-number part o

Question 15

4.499 rounded to the nearest hundredth is _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  4 
B)  4.49 
C)  4.5 
D)  5 
A)  4 
B)  4.49 
C)  4.5 
D)  5

Question 16

Convert 100.6 to a mixed number, reducing the fraction to lowest terms:______________

Accepted Answer

Write the whole-number part o

Question 17

Mr. Anderson received a total of 45.25 g of a medication over 5 days. He received 4 doses per day. How much medication per dose did he receive? (round to nearest hundredth)

Accepted Answer

A)  2.26 g 
B)  2.30 g 
C)  9.15 g 
D)  9.20 g 
A)  2.26 g 
B)  2.30 g 
C)  9.15 g 
D)  9.20 g

Question 18

0.99 rounded to the nearest tenth is _______________.

Accepted Answer

If the number to the right of

Question 19

When performing a calculation containing decimals, the answer is rounded when

Accepted Answer

A)  it contains more than three numbers after the decimal point. 
B)  it contains more decimal places than needed. 
C)  it contains more than two numbers after the decimal point. 
D)  an answer is never rounded. 
A)  it contains more than three numbers after the decimal point. 
B)  it contains more decimal places than needed. 
C)  it contains more than two numbers after the decimal point. 
D)  an answer is never rounded.

Question 20

950.03 ÷ 10 =

Accepted Answer

A)  95.003 
B)  9.5003 
C)  0.95003 
D)  0.095003 
A)  95.003 
B)  9.5003 
C)  0.95003 
D)  0.095003

Convert to a decimal: _______________

6.777 + 8 + 31.82 = _______________

0.005 * 4.03 =

3.076 * 0.4 =

A bottle contains 30 ounces of medication. If each dose equals 0.3 ounce, how many doses of medication does the bottle contain?

Place the symbol >, <, or = between the following pair of decimals to make it a true statement: 80.8______________80.9

Convert 0.24 to a fraction, reducing the fraction to lowest terms: _______________

Convert to a decimal: _______________

To determine the position of the decimal point when multiplying decimals, you should

A patient is given 6.5 milliliters (mL) of liquid medication 3 times a day for 4 days. She received ______________ of the medication during the 4 days.

The correct way to write the number four hundred twenty-three thousandths is: _______________.

Convert 0.065 to a fraction, reducing the fraction to lowest terms:______________

The difference between 1,862.301 and 1,200.065 is _______________.

Convert 3.125 to a mixed number, reducing the fraction to lowest terms:______________

4.499 rounded to the nearest hundredth is _____.

Convert 100.6 to a mixed number, reducing the fraction to lowest terms:______________

Mr. Anderson received a total of 45.25 g of a medication over 5 days. He received 4 doses per day. How much medication per dose did he receive? (round to nearest hundredth)

0.99 rounded to the nearest tenth is _______________.

When performing a calculation containing decimals, the answer is rounded when

950.03 ÷ 10 =

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Metric System

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Converting Units

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Interpreting Medication Orders

Interpreting Medication Labels and Package Inserts

Safe Medication Administration

Methods of Dosage Calculations

Oral Dosages

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Exam 2: Decimals

Convert to a decimal: _______________

6.777 + 8 + 31.82 = _______________

0.005 * 4.03 =

3.076 * 0.4 =

A bottle contains 30 ounces of medication. If each dose equals 0.3 ounce, how many doses of medication does the bottle contain?

Place the symbol >, <, or = between the following pair of decimals to make it a true statement: 80.8______________80.9

Convert 0.24 to a fraction, reducing the fraction to lowest terms: _______________

Convert to a decimal: _______________

To determine the position of the decimal point when multiplying decimals, you should

A patient is given 6.5 milliliters (mL) of liquid medication 3 times a day for 4 days. She received ______________ of the medication during the 4 days.

The correct way to write the number four hundred twenty-three thousandths is: _______________.

Convert 0.065 to a fraction, reducing the fraction to lowest terms:______________

The difference between 1,862.301 and 1,200.065 is _______________.

Convert 3.125 to a mixed number, reducing the fraction to lowest terms:______________

4.499 rounded to the nearest hundredth is _____.

Convert 100.6 to a mixed number, reducing the fraction to lowest terms:______________

Mr. Anderson received a total of 45.25 g of a medication over 5 days. He received 4 doses per day. How much medication per dose did he receive? (round to nearest hundredth)

0.99 rounded to the nearest tenth is _______________.

When performing a calculation containing decimals, the answer is rounded when

950.03 ÷ 10 =

Fractions

Relationships of Quantities: Percents, Ratios, and Proportions

Metric System

Other Systems of Measurement

Converting Units

Temperature and Time

Equipment for Dosage Measurement

Interpreting Medication Orders

Interpreting Medication Labels and Package Inserts

Safe Medication Administration

Methods of Dosage Calculations

Oral Dosages

Parenteral Dosages

Intravenous Calculations

Preparation of Noninjectable Solutions

Critical Iv Calculations

Performing, Dispensing, and Compounding Calculations

Calculations for Compounding

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