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Math Basics for the Health Care Professional, 5e (Lesmeister)
Unit 1: Whole Number Review
Test A 1) Patient Smith wants to calculate the number of calories in snack foods eaten each day. One beverage contains 120 calories, 3 servings of chips contain 135 calories each, 1 apple contains 90 calories, and a Popsicle contains 112 calories. How many calories has the patient ingested in snack foods alone?
Answer: 727 calories
Objective: 1-3
2) Complete this number statement: 8,358
- ________ = 7,449
Answer: 909
Objective: 1-4
3) 139 × 13
Answ
er: 1,807
Objective: 1-5
4) The medical office purchased a piece of examination equipment for $6,425.50. Two years late r, the equipment was sold to another office for $4,895.25. How much money did the first medical office lose in the sale of the equipment?
Answer: $1,530.25
Objective: 1-4 and 1-8
5) 2,992 ÷ 88
Answ
er: 34
Objective: 1-7
6) If a dozen loaves of bread for the nursing center's kitchen cost $18, how much does each loaf c ost?
Answer: $1.50
Objective: 1-7 and 1-8
7) Maria worked as certified nursing assistant for three months last year. If her monthly pay was $1,240, $1,620, a nd $1,460, what was her average pay per month?
Answer: $1,440
Objective: 1-11
Round the following:
8) 14,228 to the nearest ten
Answer: 14,230
Objective: 1-9
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9) 7,826 to the nearest hundred
Answer: 7,800
Objective: 1-9
10) Write 0746 in standard time.Answer: 7:46 A.M.
Objective: 1-13
11) Multiply 45 times 23.
Answer: 1,035
Objective: 1-5
12) 1,925 ÷ 5
Answer: 385
Objective: 1-7
13) 3 × 125 + Z = 435
Answer: 60
Objective: 1-8
14) Use estimation to solve this problem: 250 + 9,807 + 33
Answer: May vary; 10,080
Objective: 1-10
15) Take 485 away from 1,200.
Answer: 715
Objective: 1-4
16) Divide 1,380 by 6.
Answer: 230
Objective: 1-7
17) If one foot has 12 inches, how many inches are in 16 feet?
Answer: 192
Objective: 1-5 and 1-14
18) The certified nursing assistants at Hoover Hospital average 13 minutes to change and remake a bed. If each nursing assistant changes ten beds a day, how many minutes would be spent on changing and remaking these ten beds?
Answer: 130 minutes
Objective: 1-5 and 1-14
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19) Mariyan is dieting and exercising to lose weight. She has lost four pounds this month on her current diet and exercise plan. If she continues at the same rate of weight loss, how much additional weight will she lose in six more months?
Answer: 24 pounds
Objective: 1-5 and 1-14
20) What is the mean of the data set {96, 90, 72, and 98}?
Answer: 89
Objective: 1-11
21) Mary ate 25 grams of fiber on Monday, 34 grams on Tuesday and Wednesday, 23 grams on Thursday, 18 grams on Friday, 22 grams on Saturday, and 26 grams on Sunday. What is the mean or average number of grams of fiber she consumed daily?
Answer: 26 grams
Objective: 1-11
22) Use one of these symbols (=, >, <, =, or =) to complete the number statement: 109 - 19
________ 9 × 11.
Answer: <
Objective: 1-1
23) Solve: 813 + ________ + 25 = 2010
Answer: 1,172
Objective: 1-3
24) Add 3,987 and 1,275. Then round the answer to the nearest hundred.
Answer: 5,300
Objective: 1-3 and 1-9
25) Bob wants to calculate the sum of the calories in his snacks. Today he ate four snacks that were 90 calories each, and then he consumed two snacks that were 130 calories each. Write a number statement to represent this information.
Answer: 4(90) + 2(130) = 620, or 90 + 90 + 90 + 90 + 130 + 130 = 620
Objective: 1-2 and 1-14
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Test B 1) Patient Buckley wants to calculate the number of calories in snack foods eaten each day. One beverage contains 165 calories, 3 servings of chips contain 180 calories each, 1 apple contains 90 calories, and a Popsicle contains 115 calories. How many calories has the patient ingested in snack foods alone?
Answer: 910 calories
Objective: 1-3
2) 3,245
- ________ = 2,637
Answer: 608
Objective: 1-4
3)
292 × 97
Answer: 28,324
Objective: 1-5
4) The medical office purchased a piece of examination equipment for $6,425.50. Two years later, the equipment was sold to another office for $3,765.25. How much money did the first medical office lose in the sale of the equipment?
Answer: $2,660.25
Objective: 1-4 and 1-8
5)
6,754 ÷ 22
Answer: 307
Objective: 1-7
6) If two cases of Red Delicious apples for the nursing center's kitchen cost $72, how much does each case cost?
Answer: $36.00
Objective: 1-7 and 1-8
7) Fred worked as a certified nursing assistant for four months last year. If his monthly pay was $1,440, $1,620, $1,460, and $1,688, what was his average pay per month?
Answer: $1,552
Objective: 1-11
Round the following:
8) 18,274 to the nearest ten
Answer: 18,270
Objective: 1-9
9) 9,647 to the nearest hundred
Answer: 9,600
Objective: 1-9
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