Medication Aide Ohio State Test | (Latest
2026/2027 Update) | Complete Exam Q&A with
Verified Answers and Detailed Rationales | OAC
Curriculum, 6 Rights, Delegation by Nurse,
Approved Routes | A+ Graded | Ohio Board of
Nursing
1 ounce - answer-30mL
Military time - answer-1545-1200=3:45
add a zero from 1am to noon and 1300 or larger subtract 1200
Stat order - answer-medication to be given immediately
Single order - answer-Medication to be given one time only
Standing order - answer-Medications given daily at a certain time. Most medication's
fault into this category.
PRN order (as needed) - answer-Medications given as needed
How many times should you check the mar? - answer-3 times
which medications should be given first - answer-Oral medications
seven rights of drug administration - answer-Right person
right medication
right time /day
right dose
right route
right documentation
right form
How many identifiers - answer-2 identifiers
Oral - answer-Slowest route of obsorption. Takes effect about 30 min
Sublingual - answer-Under the tongue (quick acting)
Buccal - answer-Inside the check (quick acting)
2026/2027 Update) | Complete Exam Q&A with
Verified Answers and Detailed Rationales | OAC
Curriculum, 6 Rights, Delegation by Nurse,
Approved Routes | A+ Graded | Ohio Board of
Nursing
1 ounce - answer-30mL
Military time - answer-1545-1200=3:45
add a zero from 1am to noon and 1300 or larger subtract 1200
Stat order - answer-medication to be given immediately
Single order - answer-Medication to be given one time only
Standing order - answer-Medications given daily at a certain time. Most medication's
fault into this category.
PRN order (as needed) - answer-Medications given as needed
How many times should you check the mar? - answer-3 times
which medications should be given first - answer-Oral medications
seven rights of drug administration - answer-Right person
right medication
right time /day
right dose
right route
right documentation
right form
How many identifiers - answer-2 identifiers
Oral - answer-Slowest route of obsorption. Takes effect about 30 min
Sublingual - answer-Under the tongue (quick acting)
Buccal - answer-Inside the check (quick acting)
