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This PAX Prep MATH 1 Exam (NLN) study guide is a 130+ Q&A, it covers essential nursing
school entrance mathematics, multiple-choice quizzes done without calculators. Key content
includes arithmetic (fractions, decimals, percentages), basic algebra, geometry, word problems,
and dosage calculations/unit conversions.
Key Components of the Study Guide:
• Arithmetic & Number Operations: Simplifying expressions, ratios, rates,
proportions, and percentages.
• Algebraic Reasoning: Solving for variables and working with formulas.
• Measurement & Conversions: Metric and apothecary system conversions (liters to
milliliters, Fahrenheit to Celsius, weight-based dosage).
• Data Interpretation: Analyzing charts, graphs, and statistics.
• Practice Materials: High-quality guides offer multiple full-length, timed, and simulated
practice exams with detailed answer explanations to enhance speed and accuracy.
Core Focus:
The guide emphasizes practical applications, such as dosage calculations for patient safety. It
focuses on building confidence in foundational math concepts required for nursing, rather than
advanced mathematics. Ultimate Guide for YR. 2026/2027
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, Quiz_________________?
Which of these fractions equals 40%?
A.) 1/4
B.) 2/5
C.) 4/5
D.) 5/2 -
Answer
answer: 2/5
Explanation:
Check all the fractions A-D
2/5 = 0.4
Quiz_________________?
Solve: 8 [7 - 3(12 - 2) / 5]
A.) 0
B.) 8
C.) 16
D.) 64 -
Answer
answer: 8
2
, Quiz_________________?
Of 60 patients treated with a certain medication, 24 showed no improvement.
What percent of patients improved?
A.) 60%
B.) 40%
C.) 36%
D.) 24% -
Answer
answer: 60%
Quiz_________________?
How much simple interest will be paid on a $500 loan for 1 year if the annual
interest rate is 6%?
A.) $3,000.00
B.) $530.00
C.) $120.00
D.) $30.00 -
Answer
answer: $30.00
Quiz_________________?
3
, If x = 4, x³
A.) 12
B.) 16
C.) 64
D.) 256 -
Answer
answer: 64
Quiz_________________?
The dosage of a certain medication is determined by a patients body weight. This
medication's dosage is 2.5 mg per kilogram of body weight. What would be the
dose for a patient who weighs 72 pounds? (1 lb = 0.453 kg) Doses are rounded to
the nearest 25 mg.)
A.) 75 mg
B.) 100 mg
C.) 375 mg
D.) 400 mg -
Answer
answer: 75 mg
Quiz_________________?
What is the area of a rectangle that is 4 feet wide and 9 feet long?
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