YEAR 2

Question 1

Name the RELEVANT prefixes.

Answer 1

Kilo (10³)
Base (10⁰)
Deci (10^-1)
Centi (10^-2)
Milli (10^-3)
Micro (10^-6)

Question 2

DECI:

Answer 2

10^-1

Question 3

CENTI:

Answer 3

10^-2

Question 4

MILLI:

Answer 4

10^-3

Question 5

MICRO:

Answer 5

10^-6

Question 6

One cubic meter (m^3) is equal to

Answer 6

1000 cubic decimeters (1000 L)
1 000 000 cubic centimeters (1 000 000 mL)

Question 7

1 cc is

Answer 7

1 mL

Question 8

A cup:

Answer 8

240 mL

Question 9

A fluid ounce:

Answer 9

30 mL

Question 10

A tablespoon:

Answer 10

15 mL

Question 11

15 drops:

Answer 11

1 mL

but make sure to check the drip rate

Question 12

A teaspoon:

Answer 12

5 mL

Question 13

Meters to inches:

Answer 13

1 meter is 39.4 inches.

Question 14

Inches to centimeters:

Answer 14

1 inch is 2.54 cm.

01

Question 15

Kilograms to pounds:

Answer 15

1 kilogram is 2.2 pounds.

24

Question 16

Pounds to ounces:

Answer 16

1 pound is 16 ounces.

Question 17

Acres to square feet:

Answer 17

1 acre is 43560 square feet.

Question 18

Yards to feet:

Answer 18

1 yard is 3 feet.

Question 19

Miles to feet:

Answer 19

1 mile is 5280 feet.

Question 20

Body surface area for metric:

Answer 20

SQRT (cm x kg / 3600)

Question 21

Body surface area for imperial:

Answer 21

SQRT (in x lb / 3131)

Question 22

Standard deviation:

Answer 22

SQRT ( sum(x - mean)² / (n-1) )

Question 23

Dilution formula:

Answer 23

C₁V₁ = C₂V₂

Question 24

Any %v/v, %w/v, or %w/w refers to

And so on a problem,

Answer 24

proportion of solute over total solution

ensure you check if they’re asking for total solution or total solvent

Question 25

BID

Answer 25

2x a day

Question 26

TID / TIP

Answer 26

3x a day

Question 27

QID

Answer 27

4x a day

Question 28

qXh

Answer 28

every X hours

Question 29

Name the Roman numerals.

Answer 29

ss - ¹/₂ I - 1 V - 5 X - 10 L - 50 C - 100 D - 500 M - 1000

Question 30

Percentile:

Answer 30

^{B + 0.5E} / _n ## Footnote B is below individual, E is equal to individual

Question 31

Grains to mg

Answer 31

1 grain is 60 mg.

Question 32

Gallons to litres, quarts

Answer 32

1 gallon is 4 quarts.

Question 33

Quarts to pints

Answer 33

1 quart is 2 pints.

Question 34

Pints to fluid ounces

Answer 34

1 pint is 16 fl oz.

Question 35

Fl. oz to fl. dr

Answer 35

1 fl. oz is 8 fl dr.

Question 36

Fl. dr to minim

Answer 36

1 fl. dr is 60 M.

Question 37

Drams to grains

Answer 37

1 dram is 60 grains.

Question 38

Ounces to drams

Answer 38

1 ounce is 8 drams.

Question 39

Descriptive statistics:

Answer 39

a summary of the basic data that does not draw conclusions

Question 40

Inferential statistics:

Answer 40

a sample of data allows conclusions to be drawn for a full population

Question 41

Nominal data:

Answer 41

data to which a name can be assigned, where categories are mutually exclusive.

Question 42

Ordinal data:

Answer 42

ranked data (e.g. from 1-5)

Question 43

Interval data:

Answer 43

Data with exact distances but without a true zero; data are relative to one another (10 degrees Fahrenheit is simply +10 from 0)

Question 44

Ratio data:

Answer 44

Data with exact distances but with a true zero; each data value is related to the starting point through multiplication (e.g. money)

Question 45

A frequency distribution table is

Answer 45

composed of intervals (X) and their frequency (f).

Question 46

The range of a frequency distribution table can be calculated through

Answer 46

X_high - X_low + 1

Question 47

Apothecary units from greatest to least:

Answer 47

* Gallon * Quart * Pint * Fluid ounce * Fluid dram * Minim

Question 48

qod

Answer 48

Every other day

Question 49

qhs

Answer 49

Every night at bedtime