QMAP Unit 8 Final Review (Latest Update
) Questions with Correct
Answers {Grade A}100% Verified
What are the contraindications of a medication? * - correct answer Circumstances
under which the medication should not be given.
You have an order to administer 12mg Chlortrimeton q4h PRN hay fever. You have
available: Chlortrimeton 4mg/5ml. How many mls will you administer with each dose?
* - correct answer 15 mL
You have an order to administer Dulcolax EC 10mg BID in AM and HS. You have
available Docusate EC 5mg scored tablets. How many tablets will you administer each
dose? * - correct answer None
You are administering the HS med pass to a client. There is an order on the chart to
crush all meds, and the client has requested you do so. The client has several
medications due. Which of the following medications would you crush? - correct
answer Mirtazapine 15mg
,Seroquel 250mg
Propranolol 10mg
It is appropriate to bathe a client immediately after inserting a suppository. * - correct
answer False
The QMAP gives a PRN medication, and notes in the drug reference guide the onset is
30 minutes after administration. When should the QMAP go back to document the
client's response to the medication? * - correct answer 30-60 minutes after
administration
A QMAP is writing out a new MAR for the month. They accidentally transcribe the
fourteenth medication order incorrectly. What is the correct procedure? * - correct
answer Line through the error, initial it, highlight the row in yellow, explain the error
on the back of the MAR, and transcribe the order correctly on the next line.
Green ink is unacceptable to document on a paper MAR. * - correct answer True
, When administering more than one medication to the same eye, how long do you need
to wait in between medications? * - correct answer 3-5 minutes
You are working in an inpatient mental health facility, and about to pass a medication
to a resident. Upon performing your First Check, you notice the medication order says
to give 12.5mg of promethazine PO q4-6h prn nausea. But the MAR says to give 5mg
promethazine PO q4-6h prn nausea. You are nearly certain this is just a transcription
error, but you're not sure. What should you do? * - correct answer Hold the medication
and immediately contact your supervisor.
Zach QMAP was in a rush to get his medications passed on time. He gave Ms. Cliento
all of her ordered medications but accidentally wrote on Bob's MAR. What kind of error
is this? * - correct answer Documentation error
Zach QMAP is working in an assisted living facility, in memory care. His client has an
order on the chart to place a nitroglycerin patch, but Zach QMAP notices a blank in the
MAR where the previous patch removal should have been documented. The client has
dementia and is unable to recall if the old patch was removed, and while Zach QMAP
) Questions with Correct
Answers {Grade A}100% Verified
What are the contraindications of a medication? * - correct answer Circumstances
under which the medication should not be given.
You have an order to administer 12mg Chlortrimeton q4h PRN hay fever. You have
available: Chlortrimeton 4mg/5ml. How many mls will you administer with each dose?
* - correct answer 15 mL
You have an order to administer Dulcolax EC 10mg BID in AM and HS. You have
available Docusate EC 5mg scored tablets. How many tablets will you administer each
dose? * - correct answer None
You are administering the HS med pass to a client. There is an order on the chart to
crush all meds, and the client has requested you do so. The client has several
medications due. Which of the following medications would you crush? - correct
answer Mirtazapine 15mg
,Seroquel 250mg
Propranolol 10mg
It is appropriate to bathe a client immediately after inserting a suppository. * - correct
answer False
The QMAP gives a PRN medication, and notes in the drug reference guide the onset is
30 minutes after administration. When should the QMAP go back to document the
client's response to the medication? * - correct answer 30-60 minutes after
administration
A QMAP is writing out a new MAR for the month. They accidentally transcribe the
fourteenth medication order incorrectly. What is the correct procedure? * - correct
answer Line through the error, initial it, highlight the row in yellow, explain the error
on the back of the MAR, and transcribe the order correctly on the next line.
Green ink is unacceptable to document on a paper MAR. * - correct answer True
, When administering more than one medication to the same eye, how long do you need
to wait in between medications? * - correct answer 3-5 minutes
You are working in an inpatient mental health facility, and about to pass a medication
to a resident. Upon performing your First Check, you notice the medication order says
to give 12.5mg of promethazine PO q4-6h prn nausea. But the MAR says to give 5mg
promethazine PO q4-6h prn nausea. You are nearly certain this is just a transcription
error, but you're not sure. What should you do? * - correct answer Hold the medication
and immediately contact your supervisor.
Zach QMAP was in a rush to get his medications passed on time. He gave Ms. Cliento
all of her ordered medications but accidentally wrote on Bob's MAR. What kind of error
is this? * - correct answer Documentation error
Zach QMAP is working in an assisted living facility, in memory care. His client has an
order on the chart to place a nitroglycerin patch, but Zach QMAP notices a blank in the
MAR where the previous patch removal should have been documented. The client has
dementia and is unable to recall if the old patch was removed, and while Zach QMAP
