Medication Aide Certification Exam
1 pint= what number of mililliters? - ANS-500mL
1000mL - ANS-1Quart
1000mL - ANS-1Quart
15mL - ANS-1 tablespoon or half of ounce
a - ANS-earlier than
A couple of antipsychotic meds are recognised to have brought about cases of muscle ache and
muscle breakdown. This kind of drug response is referred to as? - ANS-Idiosyncratic
A goiter is observed in what organ? - ANS-Thyroid
A goiter is observed in what organ? - ANS-Thyroid
A med is given for anxiety however reasons the resident to end up more annoying; this is
referred to as _____ impact - ANS-Paradoxical
A pulse that stays underneath 60 is considred a demonstration of what? - ANS-Bradycardia
a.C - ANS-before food
Acetycholine - ANS-Neurotransmitter at somatic neuromuscular junctions
Acetycholine - ANS-Neurotransmitter at somatic neuromuscular junctions
advert - ANS-toward
Akathisia - ANS-incapacity to sit down down, stressed, urge to transport, agitation, fidgeting,
pacing
Allopurinol is used to deal with what type of disorder? - ANS-Arthritis
Allopurinol is used to treat what sort of ailment? - ANS-Arthritis
Analgestics - ANS-Relive Pain. Examples: aspirin, ibuprofen, oxycodone, vicodin
Anti-infective agents - ANS-any agent used to combat infection
Antidiabetic dealers - ANS-capsules that prevent or treat diabetes. Examples: glucotrol,
glucovance, duetact
Antiemetics - ANS-help prevent/relieve nausea/vommiting
Antihypertensive Agent - ANS-Drug or agent that lowers blood stress
Antilipidemics - ANS-Used to decrease fats within the blood. Examples: lipitor, crestor, zocor
Antipsychotic agents - ANS-Risperdal, clozaril, Zyprexa, Seroquel
Antipyretics - ANS-Reduce fever. Examples: acetaminophen, ibuprofen, aspirin
Antitussives - ANS-Used to relieve/save you coughing. Examples: codeine
Antrioventricular Node (AV) - ANS-Small node of connective fibers in the beart; gives rise to the
antrioventricluar bu dle of the circumstance of the coronary heart
Aortic valve - ANS-Soft flap that forestalls blood from flowing returned from the aorta
Aortic valve - ANS-Soft flap that stops blood from flowing back from the aorta
Apical pulse - ANS-Heart beat heard or felt at the apex of the heart
Arthrrosclerosis - ANS-fatty substance (lipids) collect in the arteries, ehich stiffens them
Articholinergic pills can reason drowsiness because of their consequences on which machine? -
ANS-Central Nervous System
, Articholinergic tablets can reason drowsiness because of their effects on which device? -
ANS-Central Nervous System
Auscultation - ANS-Listening to the diverse sounds made by means of the frame structures and
capabilities
Autonomic - ANS-anxious machine controls the pulse
Before giving Cardiac Glycoside, the MA first needs to recognise what about the affected
person? - ANS-Heart Rate
Benzodiazepines (used to treat tension) - ANS-Xanax, Klonopin, Ativan
Beta-Blocker - ANS-Block beta-adrenergic movements. Examples: acebutolo, atenolol,
metoprolol
C - ANS-with
Carcinoma - ANS-A most cancers arising in the epithelial tissue of skin or of the lining of the
inner organs
CC - ANS-chief grievance
CNS - ANS-Central Nervous System
CNS - ANS-Central Nervous System
Corticosteroids - ANS-Used to deal with inflammatory sicknesses. Examples: hydrocortisone,
prednisolone, cortisone
Cretin - ANS-Person born with hypothyroidism
Cretin - ANS-Person born with hypothyroidism
Cyclopegic eye drops work on which a part of the eye? - ANS-Muscles that control the lens
Decongestants - ANS-Drugs that reduce congestion or swelling
Definition of hypoglycemia? - ANS-Too little glucose
Definition of hypoglycemia? - ANS-Too little glucose
Electrocardiograph - ANS-system that measures and statistics the condition activity of the heart
ER - ANS-extended release
Exophthalmos - ANS-Abnormal anterior protrusion of the eyeball
Exophthalmos - ANS-Abnormal anterior protrusion of the eyeball
Furosemide is a ______ for a commonly described diuretic - ANS-Generic Name
Gtt - ANS-drop
Hyperglycemia - ANS-Excessive acidity, cited in gastric problems
Hyperglycemia - ANS-Excessive acidity, cited in gastric issues
Hyperthyroidism - ANS-Disease that effects from too much thyroid hormone within the blood
Hyperthyroidism - ANS-Disease that effects from an excessive amount of thyroid hormone
inside the blood
Hypoglycemia - ANS-Decreased quantity of glucose within the blood
Hypoglycemia - ANS-Decreased quantity of glucose within the blood
ID - ANS-inteadermally
IM - ANS-intramusculary
Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (ICD) - ANS-Device implanted inside the customers body
to treat probably deadly dysrtgymias
Inferior Vena Carva - ANS-massive vein that recieves deoxygenated blood from the lower frame
and returns it to the heart
Intercoastal Space
1 pint= what number of mililliters? - ANS-500mL
1000mL - ANS-1Quart
1000mL - ANS-1Quart
15mL - ANS-1 tablespoon or half of ounce
a - ANS-earlier than
A couple of antipsychotic meds are recognised to have brought about cases of muscle ache and
muscle breakdown. This kind of drug response is referred to as? - ANS-Idiosyncratic
A goiter is observed in what organ? - ANS-Thyroid
A goiter is observed in what organ? - ANS-Thyroid
A med is given for anxiety however reasons the resident to end up more annoying; this is
referred to as _____ impact - ANS-Paradoxical
A pulse that stays underneath 60 is considred a demonstration of what? - ANS-Bradycardia
a.C - ANS-before food
Acetycholine - ANS-Neurotransmitter at somatic neuromuscular junctions
Acetycholine - ANS-Neurotransmitter at somatic neuromuscular junctions
advert - ANS-toward
Akathisia - ANS-incapacity to sit down down, stressed, urge to transport, agitation, fidgeting,
pacing
Allopurinol is used to deal with what type of disorder? - ANS-Arthritis
Allopurinol is used to treat what sort of ailment? - ANS-Arthritis
Analgestics - ANS-Relive Pain. Examples: aspirin, ibuprofen, oxycodone, vicodin
Anti-infective agents - ANS-any agent used to combat infection
Antidiabetic dealers - ANS-capsules that prevent or treat diabetes. Examples: glucotrol,
glucovance, duetact
Antiemetics - ANS-help prevent/relieve nausea/vommiting
Antihypertensive Agent - ANS-Drug or agent that lowers blood stress
Antilipidemics - ANS-Used to decrease fats within the blood. Examples: lipitor, crestor, zocor
Antipsychotic agents - ANS-Risperdal, clozaril, Zyprexa, Seroquel
Antipyretics - ANS-Reduce fever. Examples: acetaminophen, ibuprofen, aspirin
Antitussives - ANS-Used to relieve/save you coughing. Examples: codeine
Antrioventricular Node (AV) - ANS-Small node of connective fibers in the beart; gives rise to the
antrioventricluar bu dle of the circumstance of the coronary heart
Aortic valve - ANS-Soft flap that forestalls blood from flowing returned from the aorta
Aortic valve - ANS-Soft flap that stops blood from flowing back from the aorta
Apical pulse - ANS-Heart beat heard or felt at the apex of the heart
Arthrrosclerosis - ANS-fatty substance (lipids) collect in the arteries, ehich stiffens them
Articholinergic pills can reason drowsiness because of their consequences on which machine? -
ANS-Central Nervous System
, Articholinergic tablets can reason drowsiness because of their effects on which device? -
ANS-Central Nervous System
Auscultation - ANS-Listening to the diverse sounds made by means of the frame structures and
capabilities
Autonomic - ANS-anxious machine controls the pulse
Before giving Cardiac Glycoside, the MA first needs to recognise what about the affected
person? - ANS-Heart Rate
Benzodiazepines (used to treat tension) - ANS-Xanax, Klonopin, Ativan
Beta-Blocker - ANS-Block beta-adrenergic movements. Examples: acebutolo, atenolol,
metoprolol
C - ANS-with
Carcinoma - ANS-A most cancers arising in the epithelial tissue of skin or of the lining of the
inner organs
CC - ANS-chief grievance
CNS - ANS-Central Nervous System
CNS - ANS-Central Nervous System
Corticosteroids - ANS-Used to deal with inflammatory sicknesses. Examples: hydrocortisone,
prednisolone, cortisone
Cretin - ANS-Person born with hypothyroidism
Cretin - ANS-Person born with hypothyroidism
Cyclopegic eye drops work on which a part of the eye? - ANS-Muscles that control the lens
Decongestants - ANS-Drugs that reduce congestion or swelling
Definition of hypoglycemia? - ANS-Too little glucose
Definition of hypoglycemia? - ANS-Too little glucose
Electrocardiograph - ANS-system that measures and statistics the condition activity of the heart
ER - ANS-extended release
Exophthalmos - ANS-Abnormal anterior protrusion of the eyeball
Exophthalmos - ANS-Abnormal anterior protrusion of the eyeball
Furosemide is a ______ for a commonly described diuretic - ANS-Generic Name
Gtt - ANS-drop
Hyperglycemia - ANS-Excessive acidity, cited in gastric problems
Hyperglycemia - ANS-Excessive acidity, cited in gastric issues
Hyperthyroidism - ANS-Disease that effects from too much thyroid hormone within the blood
Hyperthyroidism - ANS-Disease that effects from an excessive amount of thyroid hormone
inside the blood
Hypoglycemia - ANS-Decreased quantity of glucose within the blood
Hypoglycemia - ANS-Decreased quantity of glucose within the blood
ID - ANS-inteadermally
IM - ANS-intramusculary
Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (ICD) - ANS-Device implanted inside the customers body
to treat probably deadly dysrtgymias
Inferior Vena Carva - ANS-massive vein that recieves deoxygenated blood from the lower frame
and returns it to the heart
Intercoastal Space
