Liquid Measure Conversions Chart
Conversion Practice Problems
The following word problems give practice in converting a patient’s fluid intake
from ounces to milliliters (mLs), also known as cubic centimeters (CCs).
1. Lisa drank a 4-ounce apple juice. How many milliliters did she drink?
2. Joey drank a half-pint carton of chocolate milk. How many mLs did he drink?
3. Mr. Ramirez drank about three fourths of his 20-ounce water bottle. What was
his fluid intake in cubic centimeters?
4. With his lunch, Stephen had half a 10 ounce can of broth and a 12-ounce can of
Coca-Cola. How many CCs did he drink?
5. At breakfast, Mrs. Phelps used about two thirds of her 8-ounce milk on her
cereal. She drank all of her 4-ounce cranberry juice and about half her 6-ounce cup
of tea. How many CCs of liquid did she have?
6. Mrs. Gray drank about half an 8-ounce bottle of Ensure and a couple of
tablespoons of water. In milliliters, what was her fluid intake?
7. At supper, Mr. Geiger had a half a cup of broth, a 6-ounce coffee, 4 ounces of
grape juice, and one fourth of a 20-ounce water bottle. How many cubic
centimeters of liquid did he take in?
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