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Med Math Practice Test Name_____________________________
Read the question carefully. Show your work. Good Luck!!
1. The physician has written an order for Stelazine 7.5 mg po. In the patient’s med
drawer you see Stelazine 5 mg scored tabs. How many tablets will you give?
Round your answer to the nearest whole or half tablet.
2. The doctor has ordered your patient to receive 1050 mg of Amoxicillin PO BID.
The safe dose range for Amoxicillin is 100-250 mg/kg/dose. The patient’s last
recorded weight was 5 kg. Calculate the safe dose range and determine if the
medication is safe to administer. Round to the nearest tenth.
3. Your patient has a headache and the doctor has ordered Ibuprofen 250 mg to be
administered PO q8h PRN for pain. The recommended safe dose range for
Ibuprofen is 2-16 mg/kg/dose. Your patient weighs 150 lbs. Calculate the safe
dose range and determine if the medication is safe to administer. Round to the
nearest tenth.
4. The practitioner orders Geopen 500 mg IM q 6 hrs. The pharmacy has supplied
you with Geopen 1g/4mL. How many mL(s) will you give? Round your answer
to the nearest tenth.
Galen College of Nursing – CLL Department of Clinical Innovation and Integration
03/2024
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Med Math Practice Test Name_____________________________ Read the question carefully. Show your work. Good Luck!!

  1. The physician has written an order for Stelazine 7.5 mg po. In the patient’s med drawer you see Stelazine 5 mg scored tabs. How many tablets will you give? Round your answer to the nearest whole or half tablet.
  2. The doctor has ordered your patient to receive 1050 mg of Amoxicillin PO BID. The safe dose range for Amoxicillin is 100-250 mg/kg/dose. The patient’s last recorded weight was 5 kg. Calculate the safe dose range and determine if the medication is safe to administer. Round to the nearest tenth.
  3. Your patient has a headache and the doctor has ordered Ibuprofen 250 mg to be administered PO q8h PRN for pain. The recommended safe dose range for Ibuprofen is 2-16 mg/kg/dose. Your patient weighs 150 lbs. Calculate the safe dose range and determine if the medication is safe to administer. Round to the nearest tenth.
  4. The practitioner orders Geopen 500 mg IM q 6 hrs. The pharmacy has supplied you with Geopen 1g/4mL. How many mL(s) will you give? Round your answer to the nearest tenth. Galen College of Nursing – CLL Department of Clinical Innovation and Integration 03/
  1. Your patient is to receive Synthroid 75 mcg po. Synthroid is supplied in 0.15 mg tabs. How many tablets will you give your patient? Round your answer to the nearest whole or half tablet.
  2. The PCP ordered Tylenol oral solution 2.5 mg/kg po q 4hrs PRN. The supply you have on hand is Tylenol oral solution 10 mg/mL. The child weighs 26.4 lbs. How many mL(s) will you administer? Round your answer to the nearest tenth.
  3. Dilantin 2 mg/kg PO is ordered for you patient. Dilantin is supplied in 125 mg/5 mL. The patient weighs 66 lbs. How much will you administer? Round your answer to the nearest tenth.
  4. The practitioner orders the nurse to add 25,000 units of Heparin to 500 mL of NS to infuse at 1000 units/hr. How many mL/hr will you set the pump? Round your answer to the nearest whole number. Galen College of Nursing – CLL Department of Clinical Innovation and Integration 03/
  1. The nurse practitioner orders 500 mL of NS to run at 95 mL/hr. How many hrs and min will the fluids run? Round your answer to the nearest tenth before calculating minutes.
  2. A physician orders Augmentin 200 mg BID. How many mg will your patient receive daily? Round your answer to the nearest tenth.
  3. A primary physician orders Tylenol 325 mg q 6 hrs. How many mg will the patient receive in a 24 hour period? Round your answer to the nearest tenth. Galen College of Nursing – CLL Department of Clinical Innovation and Integration 03/