Your patient tells you that the provider wrote them a prescription to take 3 tsp of a medication per dose. The patient wants to know how many ounces of the medication to take per dose. How many ounces will you advise the patient to take per dose? Do not use abbreviations in your final answer.

Sally cut herself on the playground and has a 108 cm laceration on her leg. Sally’s mom asked, “How long is this in inches?” How did you respond? Round final answer to the nearest tenth.

Round to the nearest hundredth. 9.9987

Using the ISMP list of Error-Prone Abbreviations, Symbols, and Dose Designations, correctly rewrite the order. Do not use abbreviations in your final answer. Order: Digoxin .250 mg po q1d

Mr. Jones presents to the Emergency Department with a temperature of 102°F. What is his temperature in °C? Round final answer to the nearest tenth.

You have been informed that your patient will be discharged at 1415. At what time is expressed in traditional time, will you tell the patient they will be discharged?

The provider prescribed Ampicillin 1 g IVPB q6h for 4 doses. How many milligrams per dose will the patient receive?

Students must be fully clothed during the entire proctoring session.

You are a respiratory therapist performing rounds and decide to check on Mr. Jones’s oxygen level. Once you entered the room, you notice the patient’s skin color has turned blue. Based on your inspection, how would you describe Mr. Jones’s skin color?

PTA’s can use physical agents to manage pain, manage swelling, and facilitate tissue healing.