1/17/2024 0 Comments Military time clock 24 hour![]() ![]() Times from 1000-2400 with no minutes, such as 1000 (10 am), are spoken “ten-hundred” or “ten-hundred hours”. If there are minutes such as 0230 (2:30 am), it’s spoken “zero-two-thirty”. ![]() For example, 0100 (1 am) is spoken “zero-one hundred” or “zero-one hundred hours”. Any time that starts with a “zero” is spoken that way. Now that you know how to read it, you need to learn how to hear and speak it. Note: For times greater than 1200, just subtract 1200 to get normal time, 1745-1200=545=5:45 pm normal time. If you are told to pick your Young Marine up at 1745, that means you need to pick up at 5:45 pm. If you are told that your Young Marine needs to be at a specific place at 0930, that means they need to be there at 9:30 am. Our normal everyday clocks are 12 hour clocks and that’s why we use am & pm.Ġ000 & 2400 are actually considered to be the same time. Military time is based on a 24 hour clock. We have compiled some information that may help you. This can be confusing for parents with no military experience. Please do not copy this quiz directly however, please feel free to share a link to this page with students, friends, and others.Lewis & Clark Young Marines uses military time quite often. Please refer to the latest NCLEX review books for the latest updates in nursing. *Disclaimer: While we do our best to provide students with accurate and in-depth study quizzes, this quiz/test is for educational and entertainment purposes only. You can also take more fun nursing quizzes. What time was this note entered using the AM and PM clock?ĭon’t forget to tell your friends about this quiz by sharing it your Facebook, Twitter, and other social media. A nurse from a previous shift entered a nursing note in the patient’s record at 1749. The nurse will document the time as (using the 24-hour clock)?ġ0. The nurse performs endotracheal suctioning on a patient at 11:15 PM. What is the time using the AM and PM clock?ĩ. The nurse assesses the patient’s MAR and notes that the last dose of blood pressure medication was given at 1950. The nurse documents the patient left the room at what time (using the 24-hour clock)?Ĩ. The transporter takes the patient to ultrasound at 1:39 PM. A patient is being transported to ultrasound for testing. When can the patient have another dose of pain medication?ħ. The nurse assesses the MAR and finds that the patient’s last dose was at 1200. The patient requests a dose of pain medication. ![]() A patient can have pain medication every 4 hours as needed for pain. What time did the nurse administer the medication using the 24-hour clock?Ħ. The nurse administers a sleep medication to a patient with insomnia at 10:00 PM. What time will the nurse document that the 2nd unit of PRBCs was started (using the 24-hour clock)?ĥ. At 18 minutes after midnight the nurse starts the 2nd unit of PRBCs (packed red blood cells) on a patient needing a total of 3 units. What time did the patient arrive to your unit when referring to the AM and PM clock?Ĥ. A patient was admitted to your unit at 0045. How will the nurse chart the ambulation time using the 24-hour clock?ģ. The nurse helps the patient ambulate up and down the hallway at 11:30 AM. What is the time when using the AM and PM clock?Ģ. Scroll down to see your results.)Ģ4-Hour Clock Nursing Practice Quiz (Military Time)ġ. (NOTE: When you hit submit, it will refresh this same page. ![]()
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