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NHA Certified Patient Care Technician Assistant - Additional Information

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NHA Certified Patient Care Technician Assistant - Additional Info Sample Questions

The patient weighs 112 pounds, which must be converted to kilograms. How much does she weigh in kilograms?

Correct Answer:
50.9


to convert the patient's weight from pounds to kilograms, we use the standard conversion factor where 1 pound is approximately equal to 0.453592 kilograms. however, for simpler and quicker calculations, it is common practice to use the rounded conversion factor of 1 pound equaling approximately 0.454 kilograms or, even more commonly, 1 pound being roughly equivalent to 1/2.2 kilograms.

in this specific situation, the patient weighs 112 pounds. to find her weight in kilograms using the most frequently used approximation, we divide the number of pounds by 2.2. this is because 1 kilogram is equal to roughly 2.2 pounds, making the conversion straightforward: \[ \text{weight in kilograms} = \frac{\text{weight in pounds}}{2.2} \]

applying this formula to the patient's weight: \[ \text{weight in kilograms} = \frac{112 \text{ pounds}}{2.2} \approx 50.909 \text{ kilograms} \] rounding this number gives us approximately 50.9 kilograms.

thus, using the conversion factor of 2.2, the patient's weight in kilograms is accurately calculated as 50.9 kilograms. this conversion is essential in medical settings where dosages and medical equipment settings might depend critically on a patient's weight in kilograms rather than pounds.