WGU Med Dose OA II Test with Complete
Solutions
1 kg is how many lbs - ANSWER-2.2
how many kgs is 1 lb - ANSWER-0.45
how many oz in 1 lb - ANSWER-16
how many tsp in a tbsp - ANSWER-3
how many T in one oz - ANSWER-1 oz
right drug - ANSWER-check label before you take bottle from shelf, before you pour the
drug out, before you put the bottle back on the shelf
PO medication - ANSWER-by mouth
abbreviations on do not use by joint commission - ANSWER-U, IU, q.d, q.o.d, trailing
zero, lack of leading zero, MS, MSO4, MgSO4
HIPPAA - ANSWER-holds health care professionals accountable to government to
protect privacy of the patient
parenteral medications - ANSWER-all medications that aren't ingested, introduced into
GI system, include topical, opthalmic, otic, vaginal, nasal, inhaled, injectable
medications
topical medications - ANSWER-applied directly to the skin as a patch, ointment, cream,
lotion, gel that's absorbed transdermally
opthalmic medications - ANSWER-placed directly in the eye, can be given as drops,
ointments
opthalmic ointment - ANSWER-thickened drug solutions that are applied to the inside
lower eyelids
ocular inserts - ANSWER-small transparent membranes that contain medications, can
prolong contact of medication
Solutions
1 kg is how many lbs - ANSWER-2.2
how many kgs is 1 lb - ANSWER-0.45
how many oz in 1 lb - ANSWER-16
how many tsp in a tbsp - ANSWER-3
how many T in one oz - ANSWER-1 oz
right drug - ANSWER-check label before you take bottle from shelf, before you pour the
drug out, before you put the bottle back on the shelf
PO medication - ANSWER-by mouth
abbreviations on do not use by joint commission - ANSWER-U, IU, q.d, q.o.d, trailing
zero, lack of leading zero, MS, MSO4, MgSO4
HIPPAA - ANSWER-holds health care professionals accountable to government to
protect privacy of the patient
parenteral medications - ANSWER-all medications that aren't ingested, introduced into
GI system, include topical, opthalmic, otic, vaginal, nasal, inhaled, injectable
medications
topical medications - ANSWER-applied directly to the skin as a patch, ointment, cream,
lotion, gel that's absorbed transdermally
opthalmic medications - ANSWER-placed directly in the eye, can be given as drops,
ointments
opthalmic ointment - ANSWER-thickened drug solutions that are applied to the inside
lower eyelids
ocular inserts - ANSWER-small transparent membranes that contain medications, can
prolong contact of medication
