Question 1

Match each measurement with its abbreviation.
-pt

Accepted Answer

A) gram 
B) liter 
C) drop 
D) teaspoon 
E) tablespoon
F)pint
G)quart
H)ounce (weight
I)ounce (fluid)
J)pound
K)grain 
A) gram 
B) liter 
C) drop 
D) teaspoon 
E) tablespoon
F)pint
G)quart
H)ounce (weight
I)ounce (fluid)
J)pound
K)grain

Question 2

Match each term with its definition.
-Two outer numbers in a proportion
15. 1000 units

Accepted Answer

A) micro- 
B) deci- 
C) kilo- 
D) numerator 
E) denominator
12. 1/1,000,000 of a unit
F)ratio
G)proportion
H)means
I)extremes 
A) micro- 
B) deci- 
C) kilo- 
D) numerator 
E) denominator
12. 1/1,000,000 of a unit
F)ratio
G)proportion
H)means
I)extremes

Question 3

Match each measurement with its abbreviation.
-gtt

Accepted Answer

A) gram 
B) liter 
C) drop 
D) teaspoon 
E) tablespoon
F)pint
G)quart
H)ounce (weight
I)ounce (fluid)
J)pound
K)grain 
A) gram 
B) liter 
C) drop 
D) teaspoon 
E) tablespoon
F)pint
G)quart
H)ounce (weight
I)ounce (fluid)
J)pound
K)grain

Question 4

You may need to use "borrowing" when _____ decimals.

Accepted Answer

A)  multiplying 
B)  dividing 
C)  subtracting 
D)  adding 
A)  multiplying 
B)  dividing 
C)  subtracting 
D)  adding

Question 5

Match each measurement with its abbreviation.
-oz

Accepted Answer

A) gram 
B) liter 
C) drop 
D) teaspoon 
E) tablespoon
F)pint
G)quart
H)ounce (weight
I)ounce (fluid)
J)pound
K)grain 
A) gram 
B) liter 
C) drop 
D) teaspoon 
E) tablespoon
F)pint
G)quart
H)ounce (weight
I)ounce (fluid)
J)pound
K)grain

Question 6

Match each measurement with its abbreviation.
-T or tbs

Accepted Answer

A) gram 
B) liter 
C) drop 
D) teaspoon 
E) tablespoon
F)pint
G)quart
H)ounce (weight
I)ounce (fluid)
J)pound
K)grain 
A) gram 
B) liter 
C) drop 
D) teaspoon 
E) tablespoon
F)pint
G)quart
H)ounce (weight
I)ounce (fluid)
J)pound
K)grain

Question 7

A person who weighs 125 pounds weighs approximately ____ kilograms.

Accepted Answer

A)  250 
B)  275 
C)  56.82 
D)  27.5 
A)  250 
B)  275 
C)  56.82 
D)  27.5

Question 8

Match each term with its definition.
-1000 units

Accepted Answer

A) micro- 
B) deci- 
C) kilo- 
D) numerator 
E) denominator
12. 1/1,000,000 of a unit
F)ratio
G)proportion
H)means
I)extremes 
A) micro- 
B) deci- 
C) kilo- 
D) numerator 
E) denominator
12. 1/1,000,000 of a unit
F)ratio
G)proportion
H)means
I)extremes

Question 9

Match each measurement with its abbreviation.
-t or tsp

Accepted Answer

A) gram 
B) liter 
C) drop 
D) teaspoon 
E) tablespoon
F)pint
G)quart
H)ounce (weight
I)ounce (fluid)
J)pound
K)grain 
A) gram 
B) liter 
C) drop 
D) teaspoon 
E) tablespoon
F)pint
G)quart
H)ounce (weight
I)ounce (fluid)
J)pound
K)grain

Question 10

A ______ expresses a value that is a part of 100.

Accepted Answer

A)  fraction 
B)  ratio 
C)  percentage 
D)  proportion 
A)  fraction 
B)  ratio 
C)  percentage 
D)  proportion

Question 11

Match each measurement with its abbreviation.
-fl oz

Accepted Answer

A) gram 
B) liter 
C) drop 
D) teaspoon 
E) tablespoon
F)pint
G)quart
H)ounce (weight
I)ounce (fluid)
J)pound
K)grain 
A) gram 
B) liter 
C) drop 
D) teaspoon 
E) tablespoon
F)pint
G)quart
H)ounce (weight
I)ounce (fluid)
J)pound
K)grain

Question 12

When adding decimals, you add columns from:

Accepted Answer

A)  right to left 
B)  left to right 
C)  top to bottom 
D)  bottom to top 
A)  right to left 
B)  left to right 
C)  top to bottom 
D)  bottom to top

Question 13

When multiplying fractions, you:

Accepted Answer

A)  add the numerators and multiply the denominators 
B)  add the denominators and multiply the numerators 
C)  multiply the each numerator by the opposite denominator 
D)  multiply the numerators straight across and the denominators straight across 
A)  add the numerators and multiply the denominators 
B)  add the denominators and multiply the numerators 
C)  multiply the each numerator by the opposite denominator 
D)  multiply the numerators straight across and the denominators straight across

Question 14

Match each measurement with its abbreviation.
-lb

Accepted Answer

A) gram 
B) liter 
C) drop 
D) teaspoon 
E) tablespoon
F)pint
G)quart
H)ounce (weight
I)ounce (fluid)
J)pound
K)grain 
A) gram 
B) liter 
C) drop 
D) teaspoon 
E) tablespoon
F)pint
G)quart
H)ounce (weight
I)ounce (fluid)
J)pound
K)grain

Question 15

Match each term with its definition.
-Numbers directly to the left and right of the equal sign in a proportion

Accepted Answer

A) micro- 
B) deci- 
C) kilo- 
D) numerator 
E) denominator
12. 1/1,000,000 of a unit
F)ratio
G)proportion
H)means
I)extremes 
A) micro- 
B) deci- 
C) kilo- 
D) numerator 
E) denominator
12. 1/1,000,000 of a unit
F)ratio
G)proportion
H)means
I)extremes

Question 16

Match each term with its definition.
-Bottom number of a fraction

Accepted Answer

A) micro- 
B) deci- 
C) kilo- 
D) numerator 
E) denominator
12. 1/1,000,000 of a unit
F)ratio
G)proportion
H)means
I)extremes 
A) micro- 
B) deci- 
C) kilo- 
D) numerator 
E) denominator
12. 1/1,000,000 of a unit
F)ratio
G)proportion
H)means
I)extremes

Question 17

Which of the following is the metric unit that measures length?

Accepted Answer

A)  liter 
B)  gram 
C)  foot 
D)  meter 
A)  liter 
B)  gram 
C)  foot 
D)  meter

Question 18

Solve this equation: 574 * 15 = ___

Accepted Answer

A)  8610 
B)  590 
C)  2870 
D)  3444 
A)  8610 
B)  590 
C)  2870 
D)  3444

Question 19

One cup is the equivalent of ___ fluid ounces.

Accepted Answer

A)  4 
B)  8 
C)  12 
D)  16 
A)  4 
B)  8 
C)  12 
D)  16

Question 20

Match each measurement with its abbreviation.
-gr

Accepted Answer

A) gram 
B) liter 
C) drop 
D) teaspoon 
E) tablespoon
F)pint
G)quart
H)ounce (weight
I)ounce (fluid)
J)pound
K)grain 
A) gram 
B) liter 
C) drop 
D) teaspoon 
E) tablespoon
F)pint
G)quart
H)ounce (weight
I)ounce (fluid)
J)pound
K)grain

Exam 52: Administering Oral and Non-Injectable Medications

Match each measurement with its abbreviation. -pt

Match each term with its definition. -Two outer numbers in a proportion 15. 1000 units

Match each measurement with its abbreviation. -gtt

You may need to use "borrowing" when _____ decimals.

Match each measurement with its abbreviation. -oz

Match each measurement with its abbreviation. -T or tbs

A person who weighs 125 pounds weighs approximately ____ kilograms.

Match each term with its definition. -1000 units

Match each measurement with its abbreviation. -t or tsp

A ______ expresses a value that is a part of 100.

Match each measurement with its abbreviation. -fl oz

When adding decimals, you add columns from:

When multiplying fractions, you:

Match each measurement with its abbreviation. -lb

Match each term with its definition. -Numbers directly to the left and right of the equal sign in a proportion

Match each term with its definition. -Bottom number of a fraction

Which of the following is the metric unit that measures length?

Solve this equation: 574 * 15 = ___

One cup is the equivalent of ___ fluid ounces.

Match each measurement with its abbreviation. -gr

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