CMT MO STATE TEST WITH QUESTIONS & ANSWERS LATEST 2023/2024 UPDATE ALREADY GRADED A

CMT MO STATE TEST WITH QUESTIONS & ANSWERS LATEST 2023/2024 UPDATE ALREADY GRADED A CMT - ANSWERA nursing assistant who has completed a course in medication administration approved by the department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) Conduct - ANSWEROne's actions in general; behavior Custom - ANSWERA long-established practice; an accepted behavior Ideal - ANSWERa standard of perfection or excellence Ophthalmic - ANSWERPertaining to the eye Otic - ANSWERpertaining to the ear (aural) Aural - ANSWERPertaining to the ear (otic) Parenteral - ANSWERA medication route other than the digestive system. Examples include: intravenous (IV), subcutaneous (subcut), Intramuscular (IM), mucosal Subcutaneous - ANSWERInjected into the tissues just below the skin, dermis Sublingual - ANSWERUnder the tongue, without liquid First step in med pass - ANSWERWash Hands Abuse - ANSWERThe infliction of physical, sexual, verbal, mental, or emotional injury or harm. Example: Forcing a resident to take medication Assault - ANSWERThreat or attempt to injure another in an unlawful manner. Example: Telling a resident,"If youre not quiet, I'll tie your hands down" Battery - ANSWERUnlawful application of force to the person of another. Example: Carrying out a threat Invasion of privacy - ANSWERA civil wrong that unlawfully makes public knowledge of any private or personal information without the consent of the wronged person. False imprisonment - ANSWERunjustified detention of a person. Example: Preventing a competent resident from leaving a facility. Libel - ANSWERA false and malicious publication in writing about an individual or group to a third party. Malpractice - ANSWERImproper or negligent treatment of a resident or patient resulting in damage or injury. Example: The CMT gives medications to the wrong resident and does not report the error to the nurse. Neglect - ANSWERFailure of person responsible for an individual to provide necessary services to maintain physical and mental health of the individual, when such failure presents an imminent or probable danger or death to the individual. Example: walking away from a resident's bedside without putting the side rails up when side rail use is ordered by the physician and is included in the care plan. Negligence - ANSWERFailure to perform in a reasonably prudent manner or by acceptable health care practices. Example: Not giving medications to a resident as ordered by the physician. Steps for nasal cannula - ANSWERWash hands Verify MAR with order, check allergies Assemble equipment: o2 tank, nasal cannula, humidifier, no smoking sign, sterile distilled water If humidifier, fill w/ sterile water. Not required if under 3L/min Knock on door and wait for permission Identify self and explain purpose Identify res. by name and ID Set up O2 Check vital signs Post no smoking sign Observe frequently Report and record Slander - ANSWERTo make any oral defamatory false remark about another; spoken words that tend to damage the reputation of another Unethical - ANSWERNot ethical; not representative of ideal behavior Addiction - ANSWEREmotional or physiological dependence upon a drug which has progressed beyond voluntary control. Controlled drugs/substances - ANSWERDrugs covered by the Federal and State Controlled Substance Acts Physical dependence - ANSWERa physical state in which the body adapts to a drug and experiences symptoms of withdrawal when the drug is abruptly stopped, or the dose is rapidly lowered. Physical dependence is a normal result of the use of certain drugs and rarely leads to addiction. Psychological dependence - ANSWERA compulsion to use a drug, often for its mood altering effects, preoccupation with obtaining and using a drug. May lead to addiction. Lethal dose - ANSWERAmount of a drug that will cause death.