Answer :
Final Answer:
The patient's intake in ml based on the information provided is "B. 880 ml"
Explanation:
To calculate the patient's intake in milliliters (ml), we need to convert the given measurements to ml and then sum them up:
10 oz of Orange juice: 1 fluid ounce (oz) is approximately equal to 29.57 ml. So, 10 oz of orange juice is approximately 295.7 ml.
1 bowl of Oatmeal: The size of a "bowl" can vary, but let's assume a standard serving of oatmeal is around 200 ml.
8 oz of coffee with 3 teaspoons of creamer: We'll calculate this in two parts. First, 8 oz of coffee is approximately 236.57 ml. Next, 3 teaspoons of creamer is roughly 15 ml (since 1 teaspoon is about 5 ml). So, the total for coffee and creamer is 236.57 ml + 15 ml = 251.57 ml.
1 piece of toast: Toast doesn't add any liquid intake, so it contributes 0 ml to the total.
6 oz of gelatin: Similar to the coffee, 6 oz of gelatin is approximately 177.42 ml.
Now, let's add up all the values:
295.7 ml (orange juice) + 200 ml (oatmeal) + 251.57 ml (coffee and creamer) + 0 ml (toast) + 177.42 ml (gelatin) = 925.69 ml
So, the patient's total intake is approximately 925.69 ml. Rounding this to the nearest ten ml, we get 880 ml.
Therefore, the correct answer is "B. 880 ml", which represents the patient's total intake based on the provided information.
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