MACE CORRECT EXAMS ANSWERS AND QUESTIONS
SET A+
✔✔outer layer of the heart is known as - ✔✔pericardium
✔✔when should Carafate be administered - ✔✔at least 1 hour before meals on an
empty stomach
✔✔the drug distribution system in which a 24-hour supply of the patient's medication is
placed in a packet is known as - ✔✔unit dose system
✔✔diuretic drugs - ✔✔Furosemide, triamterene, hydrochlorothiazide
✔✔measurement done to determine the drug dosage and the blood level of the drug in
relation to the body's response is - ✔✔therapeutic drug monitoring
✔✔hormones used as a chemotherapeutic agent - ✔✔tamoxifen comma estradiol,
abaralix
✔✔some signs and symptoms of an AIDS client - ✔✔listlessness, headache, flu like
symptoms
✔✔how many identifiers do you need when giving medications to a resident - ✔✔two
✔✔abbreviation IU - ✔✔International unit
✔✔report that was completed by each shift on all individuals living in the setting where
the Mac works is which of the following - ✔✔communication book
✔✔legitimate defenses if a medication aide or healthcare provider is charged with
negligence that are available are - ✔✔statue of limitation, respondeat Superior,
comparative negligence
, ✔✔timolol 0.5% is used for what - ✔✔open-angle glaucoma
✔✔in the terms of drugs for the nervous and sensory systems which of the following
drugs is used in Alzheimer's disease - ✔✔clonazepam, phenytoin Gabapentin
✔✔in the terms of universal blood and body fluid precautions what would not be an
appropriate guideline - ✔✔recapping needles after use
✔✔the following chronic complications that affect nearly all body systems can occur in
patients with diabetes - ✔✔cardiovascular disease, peripheral vascular disease, kidney
failure
✔✔rules for giving oral drugs - ✔✔give solid rugs first, do not make solid drugs with
liquid drugs, do not leave the drug at bedside unless there's a doctor's order to do so
✔✔the unlawful personal violence toward a resident such as forcing residents to take
medications despite their wishes is what - ✔✔battery
✔✔taking a person's drugs for your own use is what - ✔✔drug diversion
✔✔potassium - ✔✔medication requires therapeutic blood levels of the drug to make
sure the dose of the medication is not too high or too low
✔✔requiring more of a medication to feel good or to be able to carry out daily activities
is called - ✔✔dependents
✔✔xeloda - ✔✔cancer chemotherapy take agent that is not an alkylating agent
✔✔what is the best source for a medication aide to check drug information -
✔✔pharmacist
✔✔laxatives - ✔✔speed movement of feces through the GI tract, oral laxatives act
within 6 to 10 hours, laxatives may be used with other drugs to rid the body of foreign
matter
✔✔liable Acts - ✔✔battery, false imprisonment, invasion of privacy
✔✔p.c. - ✔✔after meals
✔✔Urticaria - ✔✔commonly known as hives an allergic reaction is characterized by a
raised a regular shaped patches on the skin with severe itching
SET A+
✔✔outer layer of the heart is known as - ✔✔pericardium
✔✔when should Carafate be administered - ✔✔at least 1 hour before meals on an
empty stomach
✔✔the drug distribution system in which a 24-hour supply of the patient's medication is
placed in a packet is known as - ✔✔unit dose system
✔✔diuretic drugs - ✔✔Furosemide, triamterene, hydrochlorothiazide
✔✔measurement done to determine the drug dosage and the blood level of the drug in
relation to the body's response is - ✔✔therapeutic drug monitoring
✔✔hormones used as a chemotherapeutic agent - ✔✔tamoxifen comma estradiol,
abaralix
✔✔some signs and symptoms of an AIDS client - ✔✔listlessness, headache, flu like
symptoms
✔✔how many identifiers do you need when giving medications to a resident - ✔✔two
✔✔abbreviation IU - ✔✔International unit
✔✔report that was completed by each shift on all individuals living in the setting where
the Mac works is which of the following - ✔✔communication book
✔✔legitimate defenses if a medication aide or healthcare provider is charged with
negligence that are available are - ✔✔statue of limitation, respondeat Superior,
comparative negligence
, ✔✔timolol 0.5% is used for what - ✔✔open-angle glaucoma
✔✔in the terms of drugs for the nervous and sensory systems which of the following
drugs is used in Alzheimer's disease - ✔✔clonazepam, phenytoin Gabapentin
✔✔in the terms of universal blood and body fluid precautions what would not be an
appropriate guideline - ✔✔recapping needles after use
✔✔the following chronic complications that affect nearly all body systems can occur in
patients with diabetes - ✔✔cardiovascular disease, peripheral vascular disease, kidney
failure
✔✔rules for giving oral drugs - ✔✔give solid rugs first, do not make solid drugs with
liquid drugs, do not leave the drug at bedside unless there's a doctor's order to do so
✔✔the unlawful personal violence toward a resident such as forcing residents to take
medications despite their wishes is what - ✔✔battery
✔✔taking a person's drugs for your own use is what - ✔✔drug diversion
✔✔potassium - ✔✔medication requires therapeutic blood levels of the drug to make
sure the dose of the medication is not too high or too low
✔✔requiring more of a medication to feel good or to be able to carry out daily activities
is called - ✔✔dependents
✔✔xeloda - ✔✔cancer chemotherapy take agent that is not an alkylating agent
✔✔what is the best source for a medication aide to check drug information -
✔✔pharmacist
✔✔laxatives - ✔✔speed movement of feces through the GI tract, oral laxatives act
within 6 to 10 hours, laxatives may be used with other drugs to rid the body of foreign
matter
✔✔liable Acts - ✔✔battery, false imprisonment, invasion of privacy
✔✔p.c. - ✔✔after meals
✔✔Urticaria - ✔✔commonly known as hives an allergic reaction is characterized by a
raised a regular shaped patches on the skin with severe itching
