_________ 1. What represents the relationship between two numbers that are of equal value? A. ratio C. proportion B. x value D. equation _________ 2. What symbol is used in ratios that denotes equality? A. apostrophe C. colon B. semicolon D. horizontal bar _________ 3. Which of the following are numerical ways that can be used to present proportions? A. x value C. ratio B. equation D. fraction _________ 4. Which of the following are types of drugs taken as medication? A. rectal drug B. anatomy drug C. topical creams D. alcohol 5-8. Arrange the steps followed in computing for the value of x using ratios in proportions. _________ Solve for the value of x. _________ Complete the proportion to double check. _________ Prepare the equation. _________ Multiply the means and the extremes. _________ 9. If the values in the middle of a proportion are the means, what are the external values? A. extremes B. fraction C. x value D. dose _________ 10. Which of the following methods is the best method to calculate pediatric dosages if the child is 4 years of age? A. Body Surface Area B. Clark’s Rule C. Young’s Rule D. Fried’s Rule _________ 11. What is the first step before administering drugs in suspension form? A. Place the syringe inside the bottle. B. Keep the top close. C. Mix the contents of the bottle carefully. D. Place a cup beneath the patient’s chin.​