Map Knowledge Test Questions Solved
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DCF - ANSWER Department of Children and Families.
DDS - ANSWER Department of developmental services
Desired effect - ANSWER when a medication does exactly what it was intended to
do; the person experiences the beneficial results of the medication.
Dietary supplements - ANSWER products not regulated by the federal government that
contains dietary ingredients such as vitamins, minerals, herbs, or other substances.
Discontinue - ANSWER when the hcp orders a medication or treatment to be
stopped; typically abbreviated as D/C or DC.
Disposal record - ANSWER a document used to track the disposal of all
prescription medication.
DMH - ANSWER department of mental health.
Documentation - ANSWER to prove something by writing it down: your writing of
what happened should tell a story from beginning to end.
Dose - ANSWER how much medication the hcp orders the person to receive each
time the medication is to be administered.
, DPH - ANSWER department of public health.
Emergency contact list - ANSWER a single list of contacted names and telephone
numbers clearly posted for quick and easy staff reference including, MAP
consultants, poison control, and other emergency numbers- 911, fire, and police.
Everyday reporting - ANSWER exchanging information on routine, day-to-day matters.
Expiration date - ANSWER the last date a medication may be administered.
Fax health care provider order - ANSWER a signed and dated HCP order that is obtained
via a fax machine. A fax order is a legal order.
Frequency - ANSWER also referred to as "time"; how often the medication is ordered
to be administered.
Generic name medication - ANSWER a medication known by its chemical name. Much
different pharmaceutical companies often manufacture generic named medications.
Hcp encounter/consult/order form - ANSWER different names used for the same form;
the form used by the hcp to write orders.
Health care provider (HCP) - ANSWER a person who is registered in the state of MA
to prescribe medication.
Health care provider order - ANSWER a set of detailed orders/instructions many times
medication related, however, sometimes not related to medication, written by the
HCP for each person.
100% Correct| Verified Solutions
DCF - ANSWER Department of Children and Families.
DDS - ANSWER Department of developmental services
Desired effect - ANSWER when a medication does exactly what it was intended to
do; the person experiences the beneficial results of the medication.
Dietary supplements - ANSWER products not regulated by the federal government that
contains dietary ingredients such as vitamins, minerals, herbs, or other substances.
Discontinue - ANSWER when the hcp orders a medication or treatment to be
stopped; typically abbreviated as D/C or DC.
Disposal record - ANSWER a document used to track the disposal of all
prescription medication.
DMH - ANSWER department of mental health.
Documentation - ANSWER to prove something by writing it down: your writing of
what happened should tell a story from beginning to end.
Dose - ANSWER how much medication the hcp orders the person to receive each
time the medication is to be administered.
, DPH - ANSWER department of public health.
Emergency contact list - ANSWER a single list of contacted names and telephone
numbers clearly posted for quick and easy staff reference including, MAP
consultants, poison control, and other emergency numbers- 911, fire, and police.
Everyday reporting - ANSWER exchanging information on routine, day-to-day matters.
Expiration date - ANSWER the last date a medication may be administered.
Fax health care provider order - ANSWER a signed and dated HCP order that is obtained
via a fax machine. A fax order is a legal order.
Frequency - ANSWER also referred to as "time"; how often the medication is ordered
to be administered.
Generic name medication - ANSWER a medication known by its chemical name. Much
different pharmaceutical companies often manufacture generic named medications.
Hcp encounter/consult/order form - ANSWER different names used for the same form;
the form used by the hcp to write orders.
Health care provider (HCP) - ANSWER a person who is registered in the state of MA
to prescribe medication.
Health care provider order - ANSWER a set of detailed orders/instructions many times
medication related, however, sometimes not related to medication, written by the
HCP for each person.
