Question 1

13.821 + 0.356 + 12.27 = _______________

Accepted Answer

Decimals are added

Question 2

Convert   to a decimal: _______________
 
ASHP: 12.1.a Explain the use of Roman numerals, Arabic numbers, fractions, decimals, and apothecary symbols.
ASHP: 28.3.a Correctly solve mathematical problems using Roman numerals, Arabic numbers, fractions, apothecary symbols, and decimals.

Accepted Answer

Divide 67 by 100 as you would whole num

Question 3

Convert 0.567 to a fraction: _______________

Accepted Answer

The last number to

Question 4

0.27 ÷ 0.03 =

Accepted Answer

Move the decimal place of both the divi

Question 5

89.3233 rounded to the nearest thousandth is _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  89.32 
B)  89.33 
C)  89.323 
D)  89.32414 
A)  89.32 
B)  89.33 
C)  89.323 
D)  89.32414

Question 6

0.85 rounded to the nearest tenth is _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  0.8 
B)  0.9 
C)  1.0 
D)  0.86 
A)  0.8 
B)  0.9 
C)  1.0 
D)  0.86

Question 7

The difference between 928.763 and 439.763 is _______________.

Accepted Answer

Decimals are subtracted like

Question 8

6.35 rounded to the nearest tenth is _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  6.38 
B)  6.39 
C)  6.4 
D)  6.3 
A)  6.38 
B)  6.39 
C)  6.4 
D)  6.3

Question 9

1,000 ÷ 22.7 =

Accepted Answer

A)  227 
B)  2,270 
C)  22,700 
D)  227,000 
A)  227 
B)  2,270 
C)  22,700 
D)  227,000

Question 10

0.6 ÷ 0.02 =

Accepted Answer

0.6 ÷ 2.0

Question 11

Mr. Jones is to receive 2.25 mL of a liquid medication every 4 hours. How much medication will he receive during   days?

Accepted Answer

A)  13.5 mL 
B)  47.25 mL 
C)  40.5 mL 
D)  50 mL 
A)  13.5 mL 
B)  47.25 mL 
C)  40.5 mL 
D)  50 mL

Question 12

35.025 - 2.502 = _______________

Accepted Answer

Decimals are subtracted like

Question 13

Convert 0.43 to a fraction, reducing the fraction to lowest terms: _______________

Accepted Answer

Write the decimal f

Question 14

Place the symbol >, <, or = between the following pair of decimals to make it a true statement: 144. 4.444

Accepted Answer

144 is la

Question 15

A patient should receive 15 g of a medication. You have one tablet containing 3.5 g and another containing 6.25

Accepted Answer

A)  9.75 g 
B)  9 g 
C)  5 g 
D)  5.25 g 
A)  9.75 g 
B)  9 g 
C)  5 g 
D)  5.25 g

Question 16

Write the fraction   in decimal form.

Accepted Answer

A)  61.25 
B)  0.6125 
C)  6.125 
D)  612.5 
A)  61.25 
B)  0.6125 
C)  6.125 
D)  612.5

Question 17

Convert the fraction   to a decimal: _______________

Accepted Answer

Divide 9 by 16 as you would whole numbe

Question 18

5.803 + 0.001 + 10.02 = _______________

Accepted Answer

Decimals are added

Question 19

1.625 ÷ 0.5 =

Accepted Answer

Move the decimal place of both the divi

Question 20

10.6477 rounded to the nearest tenth is _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  10.6 
B)  10.64 
C)  10.65 
D)  11.0 
A)  10.6 
B)  10.64 
C)  10.65 
D)  11.0

13.821 + 0.356 + 12.27 = _______________

Convert 0.567 to a fraction: _______________

0.27 ÷ 0.03 =

89.3233 rounded to the nearest thousandth is _____.

0.85 rounded to the nearest tenth is _____.

The difference between 928.763 and 439.763 is _______________.

6.35 rounded to the nearest tenth is _____.

1,000 ÷ 22.7 =

0.6 ÷ 0.02 =

Mr. Jones is to receive 2.25 mL of a liquid medication every 4 hours. How much medication will he receive during days?

35.025 - 2.502 = _______________

Convert 0.43 to a fraction, reducing the fraction to lowest terms: _______________

Place the symbol >, <, or = between the following pair of decimals to make it a true statement: 144.440______________14.444

A patient should receive 15 g of a medication. You have one tablet containing 3.5 g and another containing 6.25

Write the fraction $Write the fraction in decimal form.$ in decimal form.

Convert the fraction $Convert the fraction to a decimal: _$ to a decimal: _

5.803 + 0.001 + 10.02 = _______________

1.625 ÷ 0.5 =

10.6477 rounded to the nearest tenth is _____.

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

Filters

Exam 2: Decimals

13.821 + 0.356 + 12.27 = _______________

Convert to a decimal: _______________ ASHP: 12.1.a Explain the use of Roman numerals, Arabic numbers, fractions, decimals, and apothecary symbols. ASHP: 28.3.a Correctly solve mathematical problems using Roman numerals, Arabic numbers, fractions, apothecary symbols, and decimals.

Convert 0.567 to a fraction: _______________

0.27 ÷ 0.03 =

89.3233 rounded to the nearest thousandth is _____.

0.85 rounded to the nearest tenth is _____.

The difference between 928.763 and 439.763 is _______________.

6.35 rounded to the nearest tenth is _____.

1,000 ÷ 22.7 =

0.6 ÷ 0.02 =

Mr. Jones is to receive 2.25 mL of a liquid medication every 4 hours. How much medication will he receive during days?

35.025 - 2.502 = _______________

Convert 0.43 to a fraction, reducing the fraction to lowest terms: _______________

Place the symbol >, <, or = between the following pair of decimals to make it a true statement: 144.440______________14.444

A patient should receive 15 g of a medication. You have one tablet containing 3.5 g and another containing 6.25

Write the fraction in decimal form.

Convert the fraction to a decimal: _______________

5.803 + 0.001 + 10.02 = _______________

1.625 ÷ 0.5 =

10.6477 rounded to the nearest tenth is _____.

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

Filters

Write the fraction $Write the fraction in decimal form.$ in decimal form.

Convert the fraction $Convert the fraction to a decimal: _$ to a decimal: _