Converting Oz and mL Practice Test

Calculating intake and output often requires converting ounces and milliliters. This free nursing practice test gives you the opportunity to convert ounces to milliliters and cubic centimeters to milliliters. It also incorporates fractions, a few medical terms, and comparing intake and output in order to determine if you would expect symptoms of edema or dehydration.

Readers may wish to review the following before attempting the practice test:

• How to Convert mL to cc
• How to Convert oz to mL – Quick and Simple Tips and Conversion Chart
• Common Abbreviations

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How to Convert Oz to mL – Quick and Simple Tips and Conversion Chart

Convert Oz to mL - Quick Tips and Conversion Chart

Many careers, such as those in the healthcare field require one to know how to convert ounces to milliliters. This knowledge can then be applied to calculate intake and output and other valuable information in assessing a patient.

1 ounce = 30 milliliters
1oz = 30mL

Simply multiply the number of ounces by 30 in order to obtain the number of milliliters.

Here are some examples:

Ounces	Milliliters
1/2	15
1	30
2	60
4	120
6	180
8	240
10	300
12	360
16	480
20	600
24	720
30	900

Readers may also wish to read the following:

• How to Convert cc to mL
• Converting oz to mL Practice Test

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