Massachusetts MAP Certification Pretest/96
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You are being more mindful when you are giving medications if you: - -Say out loud
what you need to do before you perform a step
-To avoid making mistakes when administering medications you should: - -Remain
mindful when administering medications
-Melissa Spring has an order written for administration of 1 mg of a medication. You
accidentally give her 2 mg of the medication. Your first action is to: - -Immediately call
your map consultant
-It is important to accurately report what you see in the behavior of those you support
because: - -Without your reporting, small changes and medication interacts may be
missed
-Immediately after completing the medication administration process and returning the
medication to the proper storage location you should: - -Lock the storage area
-A health care provider writes an order for 300mg of a medication. The strength of a
tablet is 100mg. You should administer_____tablets: - -3
-Harry's supply of medication is low. You should: - -Order a refill from the pharmacy
-You must wash your hands before: - -And after each medication administration
-The most important aspect of medication occurrence is: - -Focusing on the cause of
the occurrence
-Harry is starting a new day program. Sharing information about his medications is the
responsibility of: - -The residential staff
-The best time for completing medication counts would be: - -Every time the certified
staff changes
-During the medication administration process, after preparing the medication, you
then compare the label to the medication sheet and you: - -Administer the medication
-A person should not be administered a medication if it is: - -Expired
-The indication of a medication is the: - -The intended use of a medication
-A PRN medication is administered: - -Based on a specific reason ordered
, -When getting prepared for medication administration you must first: - -Open the
medication book to the person you have identified
-To add a refill into the count book two certified staff must record the: - -Quantity
received from the pharmacy
-Reporting is an essential part of the: - -Cycle of responsibility
-The best way you can help a person during a health care provider visit is to: - -
Communicate changes to the HCP since the last visit
-The start date Joh Morton began taking Epinoctrine was (refer to documents): - -
February 12
-The health care provider HCP asks you why an individual is being seen in the office
today. You let the individual answer first. This is an example of: - -Promoting
independence
-A fax order from a health care provider is considered: - -A legal document
-You can learn best about medication interactions by: - -Reading the medication
information sheet
-Count books all have the same three basic sections; shift count sheets, count sheets
and - -Index
-The best time to conduct a medication count is: - -Every time the shift changes
-During the medication administration process, after comparing the HCP order to the
label - -Compare the label to the medication sheet
-All the prescriptions are given a number. On the pharmacy label, the number is known
as the: - -Rx
-A medication information sheet includes: - -Side effects and uses
-When transferring information from a completed count page to a new count page your
next step would be to: - -Update the index
-You administer a medication using normal procedures when: - -You are sure the five
rights agree
-You see that the names of the medication are different. Your first action is to: - -Call
your map consultant
-Cheryl frequently takes a medication, but spits her medication out after you leave.
Your best course of action is to: - -Stay with her for awhile after administering the
medication
Questions and Answers 2023;Solved
correctly
You are being more mindful when you are giving medications if you: - -Say out loud
what you need to do before you perform a step
-To avoid making mistakes when administering medications you should: - -Remain
mindful when administering medications
-Melissa Spring has an order written for administration of 1 mg of a medication. You
accidentally give her 2 mg of the medication. Your first action is to: - -Immediately call
your map consultant
-It is important to accurately report what you see in the behavior of those you support
because: - -Without your reporting, small changes and medication interacts may be
missed
-Immediately after completing the medication administration process and returning the
medication to the proper storage location you should: - -Lock the storage area
-A health care provider writes an order for 300mg of a medication. The strength of a
tablet is 100mg. You should administer_____tablets: - -3
-Harry's supply of medication is low. You should: - -Order a refill from the pharmacy
-You must wash your hands before: - -And after each medication administration
-The most important aspect of medication occurrence is: - -Focusing on the cause of
the occurrence
-Harry is starting a new day program. Sharing information about his medications is the
responsibility of: - -The residential staff
-The best time for completing medication counts would be: - -Every time the certified
staff changes
-During the medication administration process, after preparing the medication, you
then compare the label to the medication sheet and you: - -Administer the medication
-A person should not be administered a medication if it is: - -Expired
-The indication of a medication is the: - -The intended use of a medication
-A PRN medication is administered: - -Based on a specific reason ordered
, -When getting prepared for medication administration you must first: - -Open the
medication book to the person you have identified
-To add a refill into the count book two certified staff must record the: - -Quantity
received from the pharmacy
-Reporting is an essential part of the: - -Cycle of responsibility
-The best way you can help a person during a health care provider visit is to: - -
Communicate changes to the HCP since the last visit
-The start date Joh Morton began taking Epinoctrine was (refer to documents): - -
February 12
-The health care provider HCP asks you why an individual is being seen in the office
today. You let the individual answer first. This is an example of: - -Promoting
independence
-A fax order from a health care provider is considered: - -A legal document
-You can learn best about medication interactions by: - -Reading the medication
information sheet
-Count books all have the same three basic sections; shift count sheets, count sheets
and - -Index
-The best time to conduct a medication count is: - -Every time the shift changes
-During the medication administration process, after comparing the HCP order to the
label - -Compare the label to the medication sheet
-All the prescriptions are given a number. On the pharmacy label, the number is known
as the: - -Rx
-A medication information sheet includes: - -Side effects and uses
-When transferring information from a completed count page to a new count page your
next step would be to: - -Update the index
-You administer a medication using normal procedures when: - -You are sure the five
rights agree
-You see that the names of the medication are different. Your first action is to: - -Call
your map consultant
-Cheryl frequently takes a medication, but spits her medication out after you leave.
Your best course of action is to: - -Stay with her for awhile after administering the
medication
