MAP - KNOWLEDGE TEST Questions
with 100% Verified Correct Solutions
Which is not one of the 5 rights?
A. Right Person
B. Right Day
C. Right Time
D. Right Route - ANSWER B. Right Day
How must documentation be done?
A. Immediately
B. In black or blue ink
C. In pencil
D. In a notebook - ANSWER B. In back or blue ink
How do you document an error? - ANSWER Draw a single line through the error.
Write 'error' and your initials.
What are the two types of observation? - ANSWER objective and subjective
You notice a blank space on a medication sheet during your shift. The corresponding
count sheet page for the same medication has no documentation that the
medication was removed from the package. The staff responsible for the earlier
medication administration has left work for the day. What do you do? - ANSWER
Contact MAP consultant
How many certified staff are required for a medication count? - ANSWER Two
, A countable medication is delivered. You are the only Certified staff present. Do you:
A. Contact MAP consultant
B. Tell the delivery person to come back when there is another staff.
C. Send it back.
D. Add the medication to the count and have second staff verify the amount delivered
when they arrive. - ANSWER D. Add the medication to the count and have second staff
verify the amount delivered when they arrive.
When giving PRN medication, what should be documented? - ANSWER The reason
the medication was given.
When a patient refuses medication what should you do? - ANSWER Wait a few
minutes, and ask again.
Countable controlled medications should be: - ANSWER Double-locked
Principles of Medication Administration - ANSWER Mindfulness, supporting abilities,
communication.
Objective Observation - ANSWER A factual or measurable event such as a pulse rate
or body sign
Subjective Observation - ANSWER Statement made by the individual such as, "I have
a headache" (a symptom)
Documentation - ANSWER should tell a story from beginning to end.
5 rights of medication administration - ANSWER 1) Right dose 2) of Right Medication
3) for Right Patient 4) at the Right Time 5) by the Right Route
with 100% Verified Correct Solutions
Which is not one of the 5 rights?
A. Right Person
B. Right Day
C. Right Time
D. Right Route - ANSWER B. Right Day
How must documentation be done?
A. Immediately
B. In black or blue ink
C. In pencil
D. In a notebook - ANSWER B. In back or blue ink
How do you document an error? - ANSWER Draw a single line through the error.
Write 'error' and your initials.
What are the two types of observation? - ANSWER objective and subjective
You notice a blank space on a medication sheet during your shift. The corresponding
count sheet page for the same medication has no documentation that the
medication was removed from the package. The staff responsible for the earlier
medication administration has left work for the day. What do you do? - ANSWER
Contact MAP consultant
How many certified staff are required for a medication count? - ANSWER Two
, A countable medication is delivered. You are the only Certified staff present. Do you:
A. Contact MAP consultant
B. Tell the delivery person to come back when there is another staff.
C. Send it back.
D. Add the medication to the count and have second staff verify the amount delivered
when they arrive. - ANSWER D. Add the medication to the count and have second staff
verify the amount delivered when they arrive.
When giving PRN medication, what should be documented? - ANSWER The reason
the medication was given.
When a patient refuses medication what should you do? - ANSWER Wait a few
minutes, and ask again.
Countable controlled medications should be: - ANSWER Double-locked
Principles of Medication Administration - ANSWER Mindfulness, supporting abilities,
communication.
Objective Observation - ANSWER A factual or measurable event such as a pulse rate
or body sign
Subjective Observation - ANSWER Statement made by the individual such as, "I have
a headache" (a symptom)
Documentation - ANSWER should tell a story from beginning to end.
5 rights of medication administration - ANSWER 1) Right dose 2) of Right Medication
3) for Right Patient 4) at the Right Time 5) by the Right Route
