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Look at glass \\#1, \\#2, and \\#3 and write the amount DRANK in oz then convert to ml  \n2. Using a calculator, add the amount of ml drank from all 3 glasses, and record the TOTAL in the section \"Total Intake   oz   ml”  \n3. You are not required to calculate ounces (oz) in state board testing , must record in ml Common Mistakes:  \n● Simple math errors. Use a calculator-it's easy to make math errors when you are under stress such as in state board testing. You will have a calculator, scratch paper, and a pen available to you one in state boards testing.  \n● DO NOT calculate the amount REMAINING in the glass-remember, you are calculating the amount DRANK!!  \n● You will not be allowed to use a measuring device during state board testing.  \nWatch the \"Fluid Intake\" Skill Video on the FACETS Healthcare website [www.facetshealthcare.com](www.facetshealthcare.com for a power-packed)[ for a power-packed](www.facetshealthcare.com for a power-packed) review and more tips!  \nAnswers:  \n| 1st Set | Glass \\#1 2 oz 60 ml\u003Cbr>Glass \\#2 1 oz 30 ml\u003Cbr>Glass \\#3  2 oz 60 ml Total Intake 5 oz 150 ml |\n| --- | --- |\n| 2nd Set | Glass \\#1 4 oz 120 ml\u003Cbr>Glass \\#2 2 oz 60 ml Glass \\#3  6 oz 180 ml Total Intake 12 oz 360 ml |\n| 3rd Set | Glass \\#1 6 oz 180 ml\u003Cbr>Glass \\#2 2 oz 60 ml Glass \\#3  4 oz 120 ml Total Intake 12 oz 360 ml |\n| 4th Set | Glass \\#1 6 oz 180 ml\u003Cbr>Glass \\#2 3 oz 90 ml Glass \\#3  4 oz 120 ml Total Intake 13 oz 390 ml |\n| 5th Set | Glass \\#1 4 oz 120 ml\u003Cbr>Glass \\#2 3 oz 90 ml\u003Cbr>Glass \\#3  2 oz 60 ml Total Intake 9 oz 270 ml |","cbCaihzq8rWf35qP","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihzq8rWf35qP","pdf",136182,"English","# Procedure\n## Conversion and Total Intake\n## Common Mistakes\n## Answers","[{\"question\":\"How should the amount drank from each glass be determined?\",\"answer\":\"Observe glass #1, #2, and #3 and write the amount drunk in oz, then convert to ml. 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