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QMA INDIANA STATE TEST AND STUDY GUIDE EXAM NEWEST 2026 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+

• What is dementia?

Answer: A term for several symptoms related to a decline in thinking skills.

• You should attempt gradual dose reduction on what class/type of med?

Answer: Antipsychoic

• How do you count pulse/respiration?

Answer: Together

• When do you do the Heimlich Maneuver?

Answer: When choking. Can't speak or cough

• How do you know a G-Tube is in the correct place?

Answer: Check with auscultation

• Debridement med can only be applied by who?

Answer: Licensed personnel

• Voltaren common adverse effect:

Answer: G.I. Bleed

• What is a nosocomial infection?

Answer: Infection acquired in a facility

• What do you need to do to meds to administer them via G-Tube?

Answer: Crush and dilute with water

• Depakote is what type of med?

Answer: Anticonvulsant

• 30 cc =

Answer: 1 ounce

, QMA INDIANA STATE TEST AND STUDY GUIDE EXAM NEWEST 2026 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+

• If an inhaler holds 300 doses and is ordered to be given 2 puffs QID, how many days will
it last?

Answer: 37.5

• What do you never do if someone is having a seizure?

Answer: Hold them down or place anything in their mouth

• What should be checked before administering meds through a G-Tube?

Answer: Check for compatibility whether the med can be crushed and diluted with water

• The process by which a med is changed into a form so it can be excreted:

Answer: Metabolized

• Otic means:

Answer: Ear

• Blurred vision and yellow-green halos are side effects of what drug?

Answer: Digoxin

• A symptom of hyperglycemia:

Answer: Extreme thirst

• What affects med absorption?

Answer: Route, dosage, chemical composition form

• What is the average adult respiration rate?

Answer: 12–20

• B/p dropping after standing up is a side effect of what?

Answer: Sinemet

• What type of med is used to treat thrombophlebitis?

Answer: Coumadin, blood thinners

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