MAP CERTIFICATION EXAM 200 CORE
MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION PROCEDURES
AND SAFETY REVIEW 2026
◉ Longitude.
Answer: Converging lines extending from the North Pole to the
South Pole & measured East & West (0*-180*), starting point at the
Prime Meridian
◉ Coordinates.
Answer: Linear or angular quantities that designate the position of a
point in a given reference frame or system
◉ Check Plot.
Answer: A plot of a digitized map for error checking
◉ Check Plot.
Answer: Graphic output used to verify either the content or
positional accuracy of digital data by direct superimposition
◉ Planimetric Map.
,Answer: A map that shows on the horizontal positions for features
represented from a topographic map by omission of relief
◉ Geodesy.
Answer: Dividing the Earth and is devoted to determining the size &
shape of the earth
◉ Geodesy.
Answer: The science of measuring the shape of Earth and locating
points on its surface.
◉ Geodesy.
Answer: Defining reference frame & coordinate systems
◉ Metadata.
Answer: data about data and usage
◉ Annotation.
Answer: The alphanumeric text or labels on a map
◉ Triangulation.
Answer: A process of subdividing a 2D space into bounding regions
that are triangles
,◉ Polygon.
Answer: A feature used to represent areas and defined by the lines
that make up its boundary & a point inside for identification
◉ Relational Database.
Answer: A method of structuring data as collections of tables that
are logically associated to each other by shared attributes
◉ Vertical Datum.
Answer: Any datum which serves as a reference for defining height
◉ Spatial Data.
Answer: Identifies the geographic location of features and
boundaries on Earth, such as natural or constructed features,
oceans, and more
◉ Spatial Data.
Answer: Any information about the location, shape of and the
relationship of geographic features
◉ (NAD) North American Datum.
, Answer: The official reference ellipsoid used for the primary
geodetic network in North America
◉ Raster Image.
Answer: A method of storage, processing & display of spatial data
◉ Topography.
Answer: The study of the relief of a given area on the Earth's surface
including both natural & man-made features
◉ Scanning.
Answer: A method of data capture whereby an image or map is
converted into digital raster from line-by-line sampling
◉ Z-Value.
Answer: The value of a surface at a particular X & Y location
◉ UTM - Universal Transverse Mercator.
Answer: A grid system that extends North - South from 80*N to 80*S
latitude and starting at the 180* meridian and is divided eastwards
into 60, 6* zones with a half degree overlap. Zone one beginning at
180* longitude
MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION PROCEDURES
AND SAFETY REVIEW 2026
◉ Longitude.
Answer: Converging lines extending from the North Pole to the
South Pole & measured East & West (0*-180*), starting point at the
Prime Meridian
◉ Coordinates.
Answer: Linear or angular quantities that designate the position of a
point in a given reference frame or system
◉ Check Plot.
Answer: A plot of a digitized map for error checking
◉ Check Plot.
Answer: Graphic output used to verify either the content or
positional accuracy of digital data by direct superimposition
◉ Planimetric Map.
,Answer: A map that shows on the horizontal positions for features
represented from a topographic map by omission of relief
◉ Geodesy.
Answer: Dividing the Earth and is devoted to determining the size &
shape of the earth
◉ Geodesy.
Answer: The science of measuring the shape of Earth and locating
points on its surface.
◉ Geodesy.
Answer: Defining reference frame & coordinate systems
◉ Metadata.
Answer: data about data and usage
◉ Annotation.
Answer: The alphanumeric text or labels on a map
◉ Triangulation.
Answer: A process of subdividing a 2D space into bounding regions
that are triangles
,◉ Polygon.
Answer: A feature used to represent areas and defined by the lines
that make up its boundary & a point inside for identification
◉ Relational Database.
Answer: A method of structuring data as collections of tables that
are logically associated to each other by shared attributes
◉ Vertical Datum.
Answer: Any datum which serves as a reference for defining height
◉ Spatial Data.
Answer: Identifies the geographic location of features and
boundaries on Earth, such as natural or constructed features,
oceans, and more
◉ Spatial Data.
Answer: Any information about the location, shape of and the
relationship of geographic features
◉ (NAD) North American Datum.
, Answer: The official reference ellipsoid used for the primary
geodetic network in North America
◉ Raster Image.
Answer: A method of storage, processing & display of spatial data
◉ Topography.
Answer: The study of the relief of a given area on the Earth's surface
including both natural & man-made features
◉ Scanning.
Answer: A method of data capture whereby an image or map is
converted into digital raster from line-by-line sampling
◉ Z-Value.
Answer: The value of a surface at a particular X & Y location
◉ UTM - Universal Transverse Mercator.
Answer: A grid system that extends North - South from 80*N to 80*S
latitude and starting at the 180* meridian and is divided eastwards
into 60, 6* zones with a half degree overlap. Zone one beginning at
180* longitude
