QMAP EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
4 routes of medications - Correct Answers -Ingested, applied, inserted, inhaled
Authorized settings for QMAP - Correct Answers -Assisted living residences, alternative
care facilities, state certified adult day programs, and residential child care facilities
Does QMAP course lead to licensure? - Correct Answers -No, you will be considered
qualified to administer meds
6 rights of medication administration - Correct Answers -1. Right client
2. Right medication
3. Right time
4. Right dose
5. Right route
6. Documentation
Monitoring medication taken by client - Correct Answers --Reminding a client to take it
at right time
-Delivering a container
-Observing to make sure they took it
-Making a written record
Administering a medication to a client - Correct Answers --Assisting with ingestion,
application, or inhalation
-Insertion or a rectal or vaginal medcation
-Handling staff-prepared meds
-Making a written record
Self-administration - Correct Answers --Means the ability of a person to take medication
independently without assistance
-Client is responsible
-No requirement for daily documentation
-Should be a note on the plan of care t least once yearly
-Must have physician written approval for self-administered meds
Ingestion - Correct Answers --Oral tablets, capsules, or liquids
-Lozenges
-Sublingual tablets (under tongue)
, Application - Correct Answers --Skin ointments, gels, lotions
-Skin sprays
-Throat gargles
-Eye, nose, ear drops
-Transdermal skin patches
Inhalation - Correct Answers --Respiratory
-EX: Nebulizer, inhaler
Insertion - Correct Answers --Rectal suppositories
-Vaginal suppositories or creams
Two examples of monitoring medications? - Correct Answers -1. Reminding clients
2. Delivering medications
Two examples of administering medications? - Correct Answers -1. Assisting with
ingestion
2. Inserting medication
This course qualifies you to do finger sticks? T or f? - Correct Answers -False
Does this course qualify you to administer meds through a g-tube or iv port? - Correct
Answers -No
You would not need this course to monitor a client injecting insulin, T or F? - Correct
Answers -True
The QMAP can dial up and inject insulin if the client has an insulin pen, T or F? -
Correct Answers -False
Purpose for drugs - Correct Answers --Prevent or treat disease or illness
-Treat symptoms
-Aid in diagnosis
-Restore or maintain normal body functions
-Reach desired or therapeutic effect
Liquids - Correct Answers -1. Solution = combined, clear
2. Suspension = separated, need to mix, cloudy
Solid - Correct Answers -1. Tablet/capsule
2. Enteric-coated tablet = Shiny coating
Spansule - Correct Answers -Capsule with beads, time released- DON'T OPEN
Semi-solid - Correct Answers -1. Capsule
2. Spansule = capsule with beads
ANSWERS
4 routes of medications - Correct Answers -Ingested, applied, inserted, inhaled
Authorized settings for QMAP - Correct Answers -Assisted living residences, alternative
care facilities, state certified adult day programs, and residential child care facilities
Does QMAP course lead to licensure? - Correct Answers -No, you will be considered
qualified to administer meds
6 rights of medication administration - Correct Answers -1. Right client
2. Right medication
3. Right time
4. Right dose
5. Right route
6. Documentation
Monitoring medication taken by client - Correct Answers --Reminding a client to take it
at right time
-Delivering a container
-Observing to make sure they took it
-Making a written record
Administering a medication to a client - Correct Answers --Assisting with ingestion,
application, or inhalation
-Insertion or a rectal or vaginal medcation
-Handling staff-prepared meds
-Making a written record
Self-administration - Correct Answers --Means the ability of a person to take medication
independently without assistance
-Client is responsible
-No requirement for daily documentation
-Should be a note on the plan of care t least once yearly
-Must have physician written approval for self-administered meds
Ingestion - Correct Answers --Oral tablets, capsules, or liquids
-Lozenges
-Sublingual tablets (under tongue)
, Application - Correct Answers --Skin ointments, gels, lotions
-Skin sprays
-Throat gargles
-Eye, nose, ear drops
-Transdermal skin patches
Inhalation - Correct Answers --Respiratory
-EX: Nebulizer, inhaler
Insertion - Correct Answers --Rectal suppositories
-Vaginal suppositories or creams
Two examples of monitoring medications? - Correct Answers -1. Reminding clients
2. Delivering medications
Two examples of administering medications? - Correct Answers -1. Assisting with
ingestion
2. Inserting medication
This course qualifies you to do finger sticks? T or f? - Correct Answers -False
Does this course qualify you to administer meds through a g-tube or iv port? - Correct
Answers -No
You would not need this course to monitor a client injecting insulin, T or F? - Correct
Answers -True
The QMAP can dial up and inject insulin if the client has an insulin pen, T or F? -
Correct Answers -False
Purpose for drugs - Correct Answers --Prevent or treat disease or illness
-Treat symptoms
-Aid in diagnosis
-Restore or maintain normal body functions
-Reach desired or therapeutic effect
Liquids - Correct Answers -1. Solution = combined, clear
2. Suspension = separated, need to mix, cloudy
Solid - Correct Answers -1. Tablet/capsule
2. Enteric-coated tablet = Shiny coating
Spansule - Correct Answers -Capsule with beads, time released- DON'T OPEN
Semi-solid - Correct Answers -1. Capsule
2. Spansule = capsule with beads
