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A liquid mixture contains 1 mL of solution and 50 mg of active ingredient. What is the ratio strength for the liquid mixture?
Select one:
0.5 : 20
0.5 : 100
50 : 1
50 : 100 correct answers 50 : 1
A liquid contains 22 mL of active ingredient and 125 mL of product. What is the ratio strength ...
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A liquid mixture contains 1 mL of solution and 50 mg of active ingredient. What is the ratio
strength for the liquid mixture?
Select one:
0.5 : 20
0.5 : 100
50 : 1
50 : 100 correct answers 50 : 1
A liquid contains 22 mL of active ingredient and 125 mL of product. What is the ratio strength
for the liquid?
Select one:
22 : 147
147 : 22
22 : 125
125 : 22 correct answers 22 : 125
A 1 : 100 solution contains how much solid active ingredient in how much solution?
Select one:
1 g in 100 mL
1 g in 100 g
1 mL in 100 mL
1 mL in 100 g correct answers 1 g in 100 mL
A cream contains 65 g of active ingredient and 170 g of product. What is the ratio strength for
the cream?
Select one:
65 : 235
235 : 65
65 : 170
170 : 65 correct answers 65 : 170
An 11 : 120 ointment contains how much solid active ingredient in how much ointment base?
Select one:
11 g in 120 g
11 g in 120 mL
11 mL in 120 mL
11 mL in 120 g correct answers 11 g in 120 g
A 30 : 90 liquid contains how much liquid active ingredient in how much solution?
Select one:
30 g in 90 g
30 g in 90 mL
, 30 mL in 90 mL
30 mL in 90 g correct answers 30 mL in 90 mL
A 6 : 240 cream contains how much solid active ingredient in how much cream base?
Select one:
6 g in 240 mL
6 g in 240 g
6 mL in 240 mL
6 mL in 240 g correct answers 6 g in 240 g
A 1 : 250 solution contains how much solid active ingredient in how much solution?
Select one:
1 g in 250 mL
1 mL in 250 mL
1 mL in 250 g
1 g in 250 g correct answers 1 g in 250 mL
A drug is available as 12 mg/1 mL. If the doctor ordered 66 mg, how many mL are needed for
each dose?
Select one:
3
5.5
6
12 correct answers 5.5
Solve for "x"
(420) 6/180 = x
Select one:
1.4
2.3
14
23 correct answers 14
Select the correct way to express 1:5 and 4:20 as a proportion.
Select one:
1:5 > 4:20
1:5 ; 4:20
1:5 = 4:20
1:5 < 4:20 correct answers 1:5 = 4:20
Solve for "x"
(100) 2/10 = x
Select one:
2
5
20
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