CMT State Exam Study with all Correct & 100% Verified
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Role of the Pharmacist ✔Correct Answer-drug delivery and administration system.
Role of Pharmacist Consultant ✔Correct Answer-Establish policy concerning drug use, drug
regimen, and in-service education.
Role of CMT ✔Correct Answer-meet basic care needs, record information. measure vital signs,
prepare medication, transcribe orders, count controlled medications, and gives directions to
residents regarding medications.
Role of Physician ✔Correct Answer-Diagnosis of illness,
Prescribing medications,
performs annual physical.
Chain of Command ✔Correct Answer-Administration--- Provider--- Pharmacist
DON
Charge Nurse
Medication tech Nursing Assistant
Self administration of medication ✔Correct Answer-shall mean the act of actually taking or
apply medication to oneself.
Self control of medication ✔Correct Answer-resident is responsible for the storage and
administration of medication for oneself.
BID ✔Correct Answer-two times a day
TID ✔Correct Answer-Three times a day
QID ✔Correct Answer-4 times a day
1 Ounce ✔Correct Answer-30 ML
1 tsp ✔Correct Answer-5 mL
1 Tbsp ✔Correct Answer-15 mL
General principles of Transcription ✔Correct Answer-All transcriptions must be error-free,
black or blue ink,
only approved abbreviations,
, little distractions,
completely transcribed all at once,
recopy only from the original,
verify all orders with a licensed nurse
if error is made cross it out and write mistaken entry, your name, and date above it.
Info on prescription label ✔Correct Answer-Date it was filled
prescription number
Residents full name
prescriber's directions for usage
prescribing doctors name
name and address of pharmacy
exact name and dosage of the drug
name of manufacture
lot number, expiration date
Info found on MAR ✔Correct Answer-Name of resident
allergies
date medication administered
time medication administered
name of drug
strength of drug
dosage
route
signature of person administer drug
Traditional Dose ✔Correct Answer-Dose dispensed in a bottle
Modified unit dose ✔Correct Answer-dose dispensed on bubble or blister card
Unit dose ✔Correct Answer-dose dispensed individually wrapped
Disposal of medication ✔Correct Answer-follow facility policy, must be disposed by a licensed
nurse and a pharmacist or two licensed nurses.
Infection Control ✔Correct Answer-keep paper souffle cups and paper towel upside down,
pick up from the base,
do not reuse cups or spoons.
Storage of Different Types of drugs ✔Correct Answer-Tablets and capsules- original container
liquids- original container(some refrigerated)
Eye, ear, or nose- keep with other medications, but clean and dry, and in original container
Liquids- different shelf or different cabinet
ointments- keep in individual cardboard box or other container.
Answers |Actual Complete Exam |Already Graded A+
Role of the Pharmacist ✔Correct Answer-drug delivery and administration system.
Role of Pharmacist Consultant ✔Correct Answer-Establish policy concerning drug use, drug
regimen, and in-service education.
Role of CMT ✔Correct Answer-meet basic care needs, record information. measure vital signs,
prepare medication, transcribe orders, count controlled medications, and gives directions to
residents regarding medications.
Role of Physician ✔Correct Answer-Diagnosis of illness,
Prescribing medications,
performs annual physical.
Chain of Command ✔Correct Answer-Administration--- Provider--- Pharmacist
DON
Charge Nurse
Medication tech Nursing Assistant
Self administration of medication ✔Correct Answer-shall mean the act of actually taking or
apply medication to oneself.
Self control of medication ✔Correct Answer-resident is responsible for the storage and
administration of medication for oneself.
BID ✔Correct Answer-two times a day
TID ✔Correct Answer-Three times a day
QID ✔Correct Answer-4 times a day
1 Ounce ✔Correct Answer-30 ML
1 tsp ✔Correct Answer-5 mL
1 Tbsp ✔Correct Answer-15 mL
General principles of Transcription ✔Correct Answer-All transcriptions must be error-free,
black or blue ink,
only approved abbreviations,
, little distractions,
completely transcribed all at once,
recopy only from the original,
verify all orders with a licensed nurse
if error is made cross it out and write mistaken entry, your name, and date above it.
Info on prescription label ✔Correct Answer-Date it was filled
prescription number
Residents full name
prescriber's directions for usage
prescribing doctors name
name and address of pharmacy
exact name and dosage of the drug
name of manufacture
lot number, expiration date
Info found on MAR ✔Correct Answer-Name of resident
allergies
date medication administered
time medication administered
name of drug
strength of drug
dosage
route
signature of person administer drug
Traditional Dose ✔Correct Answer-Dose dispensed in a bottle
Modified unit dose ✔Correct Answer-dose dispensed on bubble or blister card
Unit dose ✔Correct Answer-dose dispensed individually wrapped
Disposal of medication ✔Correct Answer-follow facility policy, must be disposed by a licensed
nurse and a pharmacist or two licensed nurses.
Infection Control ✔Correct Answer-keep paper souffle cups and paper towel upside down,
pick up from the base,
do not reuse cups or spoons.
Storage of Different Types of drugs ✔Correct Answer-Tablets and capsules- original container
liquids- original container(some refrigerated)
Eye, ear, or nose- keep with other medications, but clean and dry, and in original container
Liquids- different shelf or different cabinet
ointments- keep in individual cardboard box or other container.
