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Vocabulary\u003Cbr>This is a list of vocabulary for this handout. |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| • Dose\u003Cbr>• Flu Jab\u003Cbr>• Appointment\u003Cbr>• Prescribe\u003Cbr>• Recommend\u003Cbr>• Heart Rate\u003Cbr>• Resting\u003Cbr>• Active\u003Cbr>• BPM (Beats Per Minute)\u003Cbr>• Prescription\u003Cbr>• Pharmacist\u003Cbr>• GP Surgery\u003Cbr>• Wound Dressing\u003Cbr>• Recommend | • Prepaid\u003Cbr>• Blood test\u003Cbr>• Chemist\u003Cbr>• Hay Fever\u003Cbr>• Tablets\u003Cbr>• GP\u003Cbr>• Nurse Practitioner\u003Cbr>• Inhaler\u003Cbr>• Steroids\u003Cbr>• Antibiotics\u003Cbr>• Medicine\u003Cbr>• Asthma\u003Cbr>• Pharmacy\u003Cbr>• A&E |\n\n1. The local doctors’ surgery received 500 doses of flu jabs.  \nThey want to make the same number of appointments per day for patients to give the flu jabs .  \nHow many doses would they use in 30 days?  \nHow many doses are left over after 30 days?  \n2. Omar manages a GP surgery.  \nHe has 13 nurses and doctors available to see patients in a week. Each one can see 18 patients.  \nHow many patients can be seen atthe surgery in a week?  \n3. Pascal has been prescribed some tablets. He needs to take three tablets, three times a day. There are 50 tablets in the packet.  \nHow many full days of tablets does Pascal have?  \nHow many tablets are left?  \n4. Lucy has recorded her heart rate to show her doctor.  \nWhat is the difference between Lucy’s resting heart rate and her active heart rate?  \n5. Andi’s doctor recommended that she drinks at least 1000ml of water each day. Andi keeps a record of how much water she drinks for 28 days.  \nAnd i says she drank less than 1000ml of water on a ¼ of the days.  \nHow many days didAndi drink less than 1000ml of water?  \n6. George is a pharmacist.  \nLast week he completed 270 prescriptions.  \nHe says that 15 of the prescriptions were for antibiotics.  \nWhat is the total number of prescriptions that were antibiotics?  \n7. Julie manages a GP surgery. She orders 16 boxes of wound dressings.  \nHow many wound dressings will she have in total?  \n8. Lew has been prescribed some tablets. He needs to take two tablets, four times a day. There are 30 tablets in the packet.  \nHow many full days of tablets does Lew have?  \nHow many tablets are left?  \n9. Amil works in A and E at his local hospital.  \nThe hospital keeps a record of how many patients were seen each day.  \nHow many more patients were seen on Tuesday compared to Monday?  \n10. Richard works in a GP’s surgery. 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Kelsy works for a GP’s surgery.  \nThe table shows the number of missed doctor’s appointments over three months.  \n\n| Month | Number of Missed Appointments |\n| --- | --- |\n| January | 100 |\n| February | 70 |\n| March | 90 |\n\nKelsey needs a bar chart to show this information.  \nComplete the bar chart using a suitable scale.","cbCaiho8sXLVsHvu","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiho8sXLVsHvu","pdf",460106,14,"English","# Useful Vocabulary\n## Doses and appointments\n## Tablets and medicine\n## Measurements and records\n## Prescriptions and antibiotics\n## Hospital and surgery data\n## Money and time\n## Charts and graphs","[{\"question\":\"How is the flu jab dose question structured for 30 days?\",\"answer\":\"It gives a total of 500 flu jab doses received and asks for the number used per day to calculate how many doses are used in 30 days and how many remain as leftovers.\"},{\"question\":\"What do the tablet problems ask you to find?\",\"answer\":\"They ask for the number of full days of tablets available based on a daily intake schedule, and then the number of tablets left over.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the bar chart task relate to missed appointments?\",\"answer\":\"A table lists missed appointments for January, February, and March, and the task requires completing a bar chart using an appropriate scale to represent that data.\"}]","Functional Skills Maths - Entry 3 - Going To The Doctors - Workbook | PDF",1792464607,35]