Conversions and formulae Flashcards

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1 meter (m) is how many centimeters (cm)?

This is a length measurement.

A

100

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1 meter (m) is how many millitmeters (mm)?

This is a length measurement.

A

1000

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1 centimeter (cm) is how many millimeters (mm)?

This is a length measurement.

A

10

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1 kilogram (kg) is how many grams (g)?

This is a weight measurement.

A

1000

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1 gram (g) is how many milligrams (mg)?

This is a weight measurement.

A

1000

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1 milligram (mg) is how many micrograms (mcg)?

This is a weight measurement.

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1000

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1 cubic meter (m^3) is how many cubic decimeters (dm^3)?

This is a volume measurement.

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1000

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1 cubic decimeter (dm^3) is how many cubic centimeters (cm^3)?

This is a volume measurement.

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1000

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1 cubic centimeter (cm^3) is how many cubic millimetres (mm^3)?

This is a volume measurement.

A

1000

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10
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Perform what operation on degrees Fahrenheit to determine degrees Celsius?

Attempt converting 68 degrees Fahrenheit to degrees Celsius.

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(F - 32) * 5/9

20 degrees Celsius

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Perform what operation on degrees Celsius to determine degrees Fahrenheit?

Attempt converting 75 degrees Celsius to degrees Fahrenheit.

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C * 9/5 + 32

167 degrees Fahrenheit

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12
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1 kilogram (kg) is how many pounds (lb)?

A

2.2

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13
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1 pound (lb) is how many ounces (oz)?

A

16

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14
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1 liter (L) is how many millilitres (mL)?

A

1000

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15
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1 deciliter (dL) is how many centiliters (cL)?

A

10

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16
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1 liter (L) is how many deciliters (dL)?

A

10

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17
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1 cubic centimeter (cm^3 or cc) is how many milliliters (mL)?

A

1

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18
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1 cup is equivalent to:

Ounces (oz), tablespoons (tbsp), and milliliters (mL).

A
  • 8 ounces (oz)
  • 16 tablespoons (tbsp)
  • 240 milliliters (mL)
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1 ounce is equivalent to:

Tablespoons, teaspoons, and milliliters.

A
  • 2 tablespoons (tbsp)
  • 6 teaspoons (tsp)
  • 30 milliliters (mL)
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20
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1 tablespoon (T/tbsp) is equivalent to:

Teaspoons, milliliters.

A
  • 3 teaspoons (tsp)
  • 15 milliliters (mL)
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21
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1 teaspoon (t/tsp) is equivalent to:

Milliliters.

A

5 milliliters

22
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1 milliliter is equivalent to:

Drops (gtts)

A

15 drops (gtts)

23
Q

1 drop is equivalent to:

Milliliters

A

0.0667 mL

(1/15 mL)

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1 meter is how many inches (in)?

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1 inch is how many centimeters (cm)?
2.54
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1 foot (ft) is how many inches (in)?
12
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Given height in cm and weight in kg, what is the formula for body surface area (in m^2)? ## Footnote Attempt with 156 cm and 55 kg.
√([height (cm) x weight(kg)]/3,600) ## Footnote 1.54 m^2
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Given height in in and weight in lb, what is the formula for body surface area (in m^2)? ## Footnote Attempt with 74 in and 201 lb.
√([height (in) x weight(lb)]/3,131) ## Footnote 2.18 m^2
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1 square meter (m^2) is how many square feet (ft^2)?
10.76
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Standard deviation formula?
√{sum[(X - mean)^2]/(n -1)} | where X is the data point, and n is the number of data points
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1 gallon is how many liters? How many quarts?
4L, 4qt | Generally, liters and quarts can be equivalent.
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1 liter is how many pints (pt)?
2
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1 pint (pt) is how many fluid ounces (fl oz)?
16
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1 liter is how many fluid ounces (fl oz)?
32
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1 ounce is how many drams?
8
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1 dram (dr) is how many grains (gr)?
60
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1 fluid dram (fl dr) is how many minims (M)?
60
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1 mile is how many feet?
5280
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How many centimeters in 1 foot?
30.48
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How many yards in 1 meter?
1.094
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How many miles in 1 kilometer?
0.621
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How many feet in 1 yard?
3
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From 10^-6 to 10^3, what are the prefixes of the metric system?
* Micro (10^-6) * Milli (10^-3) * Centi (10^-2) * Deci (10^-1) * No prefix (10^0) * Deca/deka (10^1) * Hecto (10^2) * Kilo (10^3)
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How many grains in an ounce?
480
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True or false: cubic centimeters (cc) are equivalent to mL.
True
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How to calculate percentile?
(B + 0.5E) / n ## Footnote B = number of scores below the individual's score E = number of scores equal to the individual's score n = number of scores
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What is a z-score?
Determines how many standard deviations a given value is above or below the mean
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Formula for z-score?
(Score - mean) / standard deviation
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On a bell curve:
68% of the data is within 1 standard deviation. 95% of the data is within 2 standard deviations. 99.7% of the data is within 3 standard deviations.
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Percent solution (%v/v) means:
mL concentrate / 100 mL of solution
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