Penicillin G procaine, 1,000,000 units given intramuscularly, is prescribed for an client with an infection. The medication label reads as follows: “1,200,000 units/2 mL.” The nurse has determined that the prescribed dose is safe. How many milliliters per dose would the nurse plan to administer to the client? (Round to the nearest tenth.) 

A postoperative client has a prescription to receive an intravenous (IV) infusion of 1000 mL normal saline solution over a period of 10 hours. The drop (gtt) factor for the IV infusion set is 15 gtts/mL. The nurse plans to set the flow rate at how many drops per minute? 

Refer to the following paragraph for the next 5 questions. For this question, focus on (19). Following a Dream Elodie Maartens (15) ______________________ to be a doctor since she was a little girl. Now she is 27, and she (16) ______________________________ medicine for three and a half years. She has just six months left. In her first year of medical school, Elodie (17) ____________________ sure if she would succeed because the classes were so difficult. She almost (18) __________________ . However, throughout her life, Elodie never (19) ____________________ a quitter. Medical school (20) ________________ hard work, but she is almost done! In six months, her academic studies will end, and she will start work as a resident in a hospital.

Refer to the following paragraph for the next 5 questions. For this question, focus on (20). Following a Dream Elodie Maartens (15) ______________________ to be a doctor since she was a little girl. Now she is 27, and she (16) ______________________________ medicine for three and a half years. She has just six months left. In her first year of medical school, Elodie (17) ____________________ sure if she would succeed because the classes were so difficult. She almost (18) __________________ . However, throughout her life, Elodie never (19) ____________________ a quitter. Medical school (20) ________________ hard work, but she is almost done! In six months, her academic studies will end, and she will start work as a resident in a hospital.

Suppose an English-Spanish bilingual learned some facts in English and was later tested in Spanish. Her memory for which of the following facts is most likely impaired by the language difference between learning and testing? Choose one answer.

Which statement about Chimpanzees’ theory of mind is true? Choose one answer.

When the Wason card selection task was phrased in terms of the beer problem (“If a customer is drinking beer, he must be at least 21 years old”), participants were usually highly accurate in selecting cards that helped verify the rule. This finding suggests that (Choose one answer):

Each card has a letter on one side and a number on the other. Which card or cards must be turned over to make sure that the following rule is obeyed? Rule: If a card has an E on one side it must have a 4 on the other. 

Two individuals, DF, and RV, were tested in a mail-slot matching task.  Task 1: Perceptually match the orientation of a hand-held card with the orientation of the mail slot; Task 2: Post the card into the mail slot. DF is the patient described by Goodale and Milner with object agnosia (ventral stream damage). RV is has optic ataxia (dorsal stream damage).    How would R.V. perform? Choose one answer.

A child is asked about the Sally-Anne problem: “Sally put her ball in a basket and left. While Sally was away, Anne moved the ball from the basket into a box. When Sally returns, where will she look for her ball?” What would be the likely response of a typically developing 5-year-old child? Choose one answer.