Crma assessment test question and
answers (Graded A+)
NTG - Answer-Nitroglycerine
O2 - Answer-Oxygen
Drug sources 5catagories - Answer-Plants, animals and humans,minerals or mineral
products, microorganisms, and man made or synthesized substances produced in
laboratories
4 types of names a drug may be given - Answer-Chemical, generic, trade or brand,
official
Absorption - Answer-Passage of liquids or other substances including medications
through a surface of the body into body fluids and tissues
Antagonistic - Answer-Drug that tends to counteract the effect of another drug
Carcinogenicity - Answer-Cancer causing agent
Cumulative - Answer-After being on a medication for a long period of time a resident
may accumulate the medication in the body or bloodstream possibly causing toxicity
Idiosyncratic response - Answer-An unusual uncommon individual response to a
medication which is often the exact opposite of the desired effect
Teratogenic - Answer-A medication that causes birth defects
The right medication - Answer-Each time you administer a medication you must ensure
you are giving the right drug completing the three checks
The right dose - Answer-Each time you administer a mediation you must ensure your
giving the right dose
The right time - Answer-Each time you administer a medication you must ensure that it
is the right time for this medication
The right route - Answer-Dependent upon the specific order written by then physician
there must be no variation to this order
Right to know - Answer-Each individual has the right to know what medications they are
receiving and why
, Right to refuse - Answer-Legal right to refuse taking their medication
The right documentation - Answer-Right documentation also be performed as part of the
medication administration process medical -legal responsibility
How long are regular meds good for? - Answer-1yr
Psychotropic pen drugs - Answer-Every 90 days if assisted living or if they are home
1year
Schedule 2 drugs - Answer-30 days or 1fill
Schedule 3,4,or5 - Answer-Can have refills called in
Hour of opportunity - Answer-Hour on each side of the time
4 links - Answer-1. A germ, virus, or bacteria
2.somewhere for the germ to live
3.a host- someone who does not have resistance
4. A way for the germ to enter the host direct inderect droplets and other particles
1ml - Answer-1cc
1oz - Answer-2tbsp =30cc
1tsp - Answer-5cc
1tbsp - Answer-3tsp=15cc
1000 mcg - Answer-1mg
1000 mg - Answer-1g
g - Answer-Gram
gr - Answer-Grain
Difference between syrup and elixir - Answer-Difference is elixir has alcohol
Suspensions - Answer-Roll it
Ophthalmic - Answer-For the eyes
Otic - Answer-For the ears
Tinctures - Answer-External use only
answers (Graded A+)
NTG - Answer-Nitroglycerine
O2 - Answer-Oxygen
Drug sources 5catagories - Answer-Plants, animals and humans,minerals or mineral
products, microorganisms, and man made or synthesized substances produced in
laboratories
4 types of names a drug may be given - Answer-Chemical, generic, trade or brand,
official
Absorption - Answer-Passage of liquids or other substances including medications
through a surface of the body into body fluids and tissues
Antagonistic - Answer-Drug that tends to counteract the effect of another drug
Carcinogenicity - Answer-Cancer causing agent
Cumulative - Answer-After being on a medication for a long period of time a resident
may accumulate the medication in the body or bloodstream possibly causing toxicity
Idiosyncratic response - Answer-An unusual uncommon individual response to a
medication which is often the exact opposite of the desired effect
Teratogenic - Answer-A medication that causes birth defects
The right medication - Answer-Each time you administer a medication you must ensure
you are giving the right drug completing the three checks
The right dose - Answer-Each time you administer a mediation you must ensure your
giving the right dose
The right time - Answer-Each time you administer a medication you must ensure that it
is the right time for this medication
The right route - Answer-Dependent upon the specific order written by then physician
there must be no variation to this order
Right to know - Answer-Each individual has the right to know what medications they are
receiving and why
, Right to refuse - Answer-Legal right to refuse taking their medication
The right documentation - Answer-Right documentation also be performed as part of the
medication administration process medical -legal responsibility
How long are regular meds good for? - Answer-1yr
Psychotropic pen drugs - Answer-Every 90 days if assisted living or if they are home
1year
Schedule 2 drugs - Answer-30 days or 1fill
Schedule 3,4,or5 - Answer-Can have refills called in
Hour of opportunity - Answer-Hour on each side of the time
4 links - Answer-1. A germ, virus, or bacteria
2.somewhere for the germ to live
3.a host- someone who does not have resistance
4. A way for the germ to enter the host direct inderect droplets and other particles
1ml - Answer-1cc
1oz - Answer-2tbsp =30cc
1tsp - Answer-5cc
1tbsp - Answer-3tsp=15cc
1000 mcg - Answer-1mg
1000 mg - Answer-1g
g - Answer-Gram
gr - Answer-Grain
Difference between syrup and elixir - Answer-Difference is elixir has alcohol
Suspensions - Answer-Roll it
Ophthalmic - Answer-For the eyes
Otic - Answer-For the ears
Tinctures - Answer-External use only
