Emergency Cases
A patient must drink 3 L of fluid today.
The patient drinks:
1 1/2 L
0.875 L
How much more fluid is needed?
What is 0.625 L ?
A hospital receives 48 cases of gloves.
Each case contains 96 gloves.
How many gloves arrive?
What is 4608?
Convert 7/8 to a decimal.
Multiply the result by 24.
What is 21?
A patient receives 3/4 mg of medication every 8 hours.
The patient receives medication for 2 days.
How many total milligrams does the patient receive?
What is 4.5 mg?
A pharmacy has 36.4 mL of medication.
Each dose requires 1.3 mL.
How many complete doses can be prepared?
What is 28 doses?
Order these from least to greatest.
0.68
2/3
0.675
5/8
What is 5/8, 2/3, 0.675, 0.68?
A patient's temperature is 102.2°F.
After treatment, the temperature drops 2.6°F.
Convert the patient's new temperature to Celsius.
What is 37.6°C ?
A shipment contains 540 syringes.
They are packed equally into 18 boxes.
After 7 boxes are opened, how many syringes remain unopened?
What is 330?
A patient receives:
0.45 mg
3/5 mg
0.875 mg
What is the total medication?
What is 1.925?
A nurse has 18.75 mL of medication.
Each patient requires 5/8 mL.
How many complete patients can receive medication?
What is 30 patients ?
A technician mixes:
1 3/4 L
0.625 L
5/8 L
How many liters are in the mixture?
What is 3L?
A patient's temperature is 36.8°C.
The temperature increases by 2.7°F.
What is the patient's new temperature in Celsius?
What is 38.3°C ?
A patient's hydration score is calculated using:
(Remaining liters x 8) + Temp Celsius
The patient:
Needs 4 L
Drinks 1 1/4 L, 0.875 L, and 2/5 L
Has a temperature of 101.3°F
Round the final score to the nearest tenth.
What is 50.3?
A hospital purchases 125 cases of supplies.
Each case contains 48 packages.
Each package costs $7.50.
What is the total value of the shipment?
What is 45,000 dollars?
A patient arrives with:
Temperature: 103.1°F
Daily fluid goal: 3.5 L
The patient drinks:
1 1/2 L
3/4 L
0.625 L
The patient receives 5/8 mg of medication every 6 hours for 24 hours.
The doctor calculates a Recovery Score:
(Remaining liters x 10) + Temp Celsius + Total medication
Round to the nearest tenth.