QMA Practice Test EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS||100% GUARANTEED PASS||UPDATED 2026/2027 SYLLABUS||<<NEWEST VERSION>>

QMA Practice Test EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT ANSWERS||100%
GUARANTEED PASS||UPDATED
2026/2027 SYLLABUS||<<NEWEST
VERSION>>
A contagious skin condition caused by mites that burrow under the skin is called

1) Keratitis
2) Pediculosis
3) PSoriasis
4) Scabies - ANSWER ✓ 4) Scabies

2) A Contagious infestation of the hair and body caused by the lice is called

1) Keratitis
2) Pediculosis
3)Psoriasis
4) Scabies - ANSWER ✓ 2) Pediculosis

3) Continuous pressure on body area causes:

1) Psoriasis
2) Keratitis
3) Decubitus ulcers
4) Pediculosis - ANSWER ✓ 3) Decubitus ulcers

4) When applying local anti-infectives, you must wear:

1) Gloves
2) A mask
3) A gown
4) Gloves and a mask - ANSWER ✓ 1) Gloves

5) Change in the skin evident with aging is that it:

,1) Tears easily
2) Becomes tougher
3) Becomes more oily
4) Becomes thicker - ANSWER ✓ 1) Tears easily

6) An example of an anti-inflammatory steroid is:

1) Kwell
2) Neocin
3) Aftate
4) Cordran - ANSWER ✓ 4) Cordran

7) Debridement medications can be applied by:

1) QMA
2) Physician only
3) Registered Nurse only
4) Licensed personnel only - ANSWER ✓ 4) Licensed personnel only

8) An inflammation of the mucous membrane of the eye is called:

1) Conjunctivitis
2) Cataract
3) Glaucoma
4) Keratitis - ANSWER ✓ 1) Conjunctivitis

9) An obstruction or the overproduction of fluid in the eye which results in
increased pressure within the eye is called:

1) Conjunctivitis
2) Cataract
3) Keratitis
4) Glaucoma - ANSWER ✓ 4) Glaucoma

10) The medications used to treat glaucoma:

1) Increase intraocular pressure
2) Decrease intraocular pressure

,3) Maintain the current intraocular pressure
4) Do not affect the intraocular pressure - ANSWER ✓ 2) Decrease intraocular
pressure

11) A chronic disturbance of the inner ear is called:

1) Otitis media
2) Meniere's disease
3) Swimmer's ear
4) Earitis - ANSWER ✓ 2) Meniere's disease

12) Medications used to treat glaucoma are called:

1) Miotics
2) Mydriatrics
3) Myoptics
4) Lubricants - ANSWER ✓ 1) Miotics

13) Where should miotics be placed when administered?

1) Directly on the eye
2) Inside the lower eyelid
3) In the corner of the eye
4) Inside the upper eyelid - ANSWER ✓ 2) Inside the lower eyelid

14) Cortisporin Otic would be used to treat:

1) Conjunctivitis
2) Cataracts
3) Otitis media
4) Swimmer's ear - ANSWER ✓ 3 and 4
Otitis media and Swimmer's ear

15) Ear wax control agents should not be used if the ear is:

1) Draining
2) reddened
3) Itching
4) sore - ANSWER ✓ 1) draining

, 16) The inability to empty the bladder is a symptom of:

1) Incontinence
2) Cystitis
3) Nephritis
4) Urinary retention - ANSWER ✓ 4) Urinary retention

17) An example of a diuretic is:

1) Furadantin
2) Macrodantin
3) Aldactone
4) Pyridium - ANSWER ✓ 3) Aldactone

18) When administering diuretics, the resident must be observed for symptoms of:

1) Decreased potassium levels
2) Increased potassium levels
3) Decreased sodium levels
4) Increased sodium levels - ANSWER ✓ 1) Decreased potassium levels

19) All blood passes through the ______________ several times each day for
cleaning.

1) Kidneys
2) Ureters
3) Bladder
4) Urethra - ANSWER ✓ 1) Kidneys

20) An inflammation of the urinary bladder is called...

1) Pyelonephritis
2) Cystitis
3) Incontinence
4) Nephritis - ANSWER ✓ 2) Cystitis

QMA Practice Test #6 (Lessons 19-20)