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NCLEX Celsius and Fahrenheit Conversion Quiz

This quiz will test your ability on how to convert Celsius and Fahrenheit temperatures for the NCLEX exam. If you are a nursing student, who is prepping for the NCLEX exam, it is important to be familiar with how to convert temperature values.

The reason I wanted to cover how to convert Celsius and Fahrenheit is because our temperature readings in the U.S. are given in Fahrenheit, so many students are not familiar with the Celsius scale. On the NCLEX exam, you may encounter questions where the temperature reading is given in Celsius and you must know if this reading is hyper or hypothermic.

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NCLEX Converting Celsius and Fahrenheit Quiz

Test your ability to convert Celsius and Fahrenheit for the NCLEX exam. NOTE: ROUND ANSWER TO NEAREST WHOLE NUMBER.

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Tutorial on How to Convert Celsius & Fahrenheit

Celsius and Fahrenheit Conversion Quiz

  1. 40 ‘C = ? ‘F
  2. 15 ‘C = ? ‘F
  3. 52 ‘C = ? ‘F
  4. 5 ‘C = ? ‘F
  5. 32 ‘C = ? ‘F
  6. 100 ‘F = ? ‘C
  7. 55 ‘F = ?’ C
  8. 60 ‘F = ? ‘C
  9. 39 ‘ F= ? ‘C
  10. 78 ‘F = ? ‘C

Answer Key:

  1. 104 ‘F
  2. 59 ‘F
  3. 126 ‘F
  4. 74 ‘F
  5. 90 ‘F
  6. 38 ‘C
  7. 13 ‘C
  8. 16 ‘C
  9. 4 ‘C
  10. 26 ‘C

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