434 results authored by Ben Brawn - search across all users.
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This question is to test if you know how to use your calculator correctly.
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This question is to test if you know how to use your calculator correctly.
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Using Pythagoras' theorem to determine a non-hypotenuse side, where side lengths include surds and students enter using sqrt syntax
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Add, subtract, multiply and divide algebraic fractions.
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Simple questions on interval notation. If you are not randomising the order of your questions please turn on randomise choices in these questions.
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Deferred annuities - currently just a single present value question
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Simple questions on interval notation. If you are not randomising the order of your questions please turn on randomise choices in these questions.
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Simple questions on interval notation. If you are not randomising the order of your questions please turn on randomise choices in these questions.
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Nursing question. Determine mg/mL or mcg/mL concentration. Division has a remainder.
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Given the formula for BMI, students are asked to determine a patient's BMI given their height in cm (as people usually do) and their mass in kg.
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Nursing question. Calculate drip rate in drops per minute if there are 20 drops per minute. Time given in minutes.
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Nursing question. Calculate drip rate in drops per minute if there are 20 drops per minute. Time given in minutes.
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Nursing question. IV question. Given volume and flow rate what time will is take for the bag to run dry? Student have to round to the nearest quarter of an hour.
- David Sherwood didn't think this was a question that should be asked
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Nursing question. IV question. Given volume required, the rate for some hours and then another rate afterwards, how long will it take to get the required volume? Answers are designed to be easy to handle, e.g. full hours, half hours, quarter hours and thirds of an hour.
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Nursing question. Dosage calculation. Given strength required and stock strength in tablets, determine how many tablets are required.
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Nursing question. Dosage calculation. Given strength required and stock strength in mg and mL, determine how many mL are required.
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Nursing question. IV question. Given flow rate and time what volume will be received.
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Nursing question. IV question. Given flow rate and time what volume will be received.
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Nursing question. IV question. Given volume and flow rate what time will is take for the bag to run dry? Answers are designed to be easy to handle, e.g. full hours, half hours, quarter hours and thirds of an hour.
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Nursing question. IV question. Given volume and time (in hours), what is the flow rate of IV infusion in mL/hr?
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Nursing question. IV question. Given volume and time (in hours), what is the flow rate of IV infusion in mL/hr?
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Given a dose and available tablets, determine the best combination of tablets, to minimise the number of tablets and avoid dividing tablets. Uses 20, 40 and 150 mg.
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Given a dose and available tablets, determine the best combination of tablets, to minimise the number of tablets and avoid dividing tablets. Uses 10, 50 and 200 mg.
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Nursing question. Determine mg or mcg in a bolus dose.
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Nursing question. IV question that uses 'units' (e.g. for insulin). Determine flow rate for the infusion given units per hour rate.
