Conversions

Question 1

5 ml

Answer 1

100 gtts

1 tsp

Question 2

4 ml

Answer 2

1 dram

Question 3

1 ml

Answer 3

20 gtts

Question 4

15 ml

Answer 4

1 tbsp

1/2 oz

Question 5

30 ml

Answer 5

1 oz

2 tbsp

Question 6

240 ml

Answer 6

1 cup

8 oz

Question 7

480 ml

Answer 7

1 pint

16 oz

Question 8

960 ml

Answer 8

1 quart

32 oz

Question 9

1 mg

Answer 9

1/60 gr

Question 10

30 mg

Answer 10

1/2 gr

Question 11

60-65 mg

Answer 11

1 gr

Question 12

120 mg

Answer 12

2 gr

Question 13

300-325 mg

Answer 13

5 gr

Question 14

600-650 mg

Answer 14

10 gr

Question 15

1 kg

Answer 15

2.2 lb

Question 16

1 oz

Answer 16

30 ml or 8 drams (volume)

30 gm or 8 drams (weight)

Question 17

1 tsp

Answer 17

5 ml

60 gtts

Question 18

9C = 5F-160

Answer 18

Fahrenheit/Celsius temperature conversion

Question 19

(age of child/(age of child +12)) * average adult dose =

Answer 19

YOungs Rule for calculating children’s dosage

Question 20

((weight of child)/150) * average adult dose =

Answer 20

Clark’s Rule for calculating children’s dosage

Question 21

mg/kg/day =

Answer 21

milligrams per kilogram per day (for calculating children’s dosage)

Question 22

(final volume/initial volume) = (initial strength/?)

for concentrations and dilutions

Answer 22

final strength

Question 23

(final gm or ml of finished product) * (%strength = ? listed as a decimal)
for concentrations and dilutions

Answer 23

gm or ml of substance to be dissolved

Question 24

? = Selling Price - (cost + overhead)

Answer 24

Net Profit

Question 25

Percentage markup = (Markup/?)

Answer 25

Cost

Question 26

Selling Price= Cost + ?

Answer 26

Markup

Question 27

15 degrees- 30 degrees C

59 degrees-86 degrees F

Answer 27

Room temperature

Question 28

2 degrees-8 degrees C

36 degrees-46 degrees F

Answer 28

Temp in the fridge

Question 29

? = 5F-160

Answer 29

9C (for temp conversions)