INDIANA QMA INSULIN
ADMINISTRATION EXAM LATEST
2026/2027 ACTUAL EXAM TEST BANK|
COMPLETE 200 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS/
ALREADY GRADED A+
SECTION 1: QMA RESPONSIBILITIES & SCOPE OF PRACTICE
1. Prior to administering insulin at a licensed health facility, the QMA shall:
A) Administer insulin independently without supervision
B) Be supervised by an RN OR have the responsibility delegated by the RN based on
competency assessment
C) Only administer insulin if a physician is present
D) Complete a separate state licensing exam
Correct ,,,,,,answer,,,,,,,,: B
Rationale: Indiana regulations require that a QMA either be supervised by an RN
when administering insulin OR have the responsibility delegated by the RN based
on the RN's assessment of the QMA's competency to administer insulin.
,2. The QMA must be informed by the health facility where employed that the
facility:
A) Provides all insulin supplies free of charge
B) Permits the QMA to administer insulin
C) Requires the QMA to have a separate nursing license
D) Allows the QMA to delegate insulin administration to CNAs
Correct ,,,,,,answer,,,,,,,,: B
Rationale: The facility must inform the QMA that it permits the QMA to administer
insulin. If the facility does not have this information available, the QMA must NOT
administer insulin.
3. It is the responsibility of the QMA with insulin administration approval to:
A) Train other staff members on insulin administration
B) Understand and review facility policies or procedures at any health facility where
employed
C) Prescribe insulin dosages for residents
D) Supervise RNs in insulin administration
Correct ,,,,,,answer,,,,,,,,: B
Rationale: The QMA must understand and review facility policies or procedures
related to insulin administration at any health facility where employed.
4. QMA Insulin Administration training must be conducted through:
,A) Any online training program
B) An Indiana approved Qualified Medication Aide Training Program by an approved
Program Director
C) A hospital-based nursing program only
D) The resident's primary care physician
Correct ,,,,,,answer,,,,,,,,: B
Rationale: The Insulin Administration Education Module must be conducted
through an Indiana approved Qualified Medication Aide Training Program by an
approved Program Director and must follow the approved curriculum.
5. The Insulin Administration Education Module is what type of training for
QMAs?
A) Mandatory for all QMAs
B) Optional training for current and future QMAs
C) Required only for hospital-based QMAs
D) Only for QMAs working in pediatric facilities
Correct ,,,,,,answer,,,,,,,,: B
Rationale: The Insulin Administration Education Module is an OPTIONAL training
for current and future QMAs.
6. How many didactic hours of ISDH approved QMA-Insulin Administration
Module must a student complete?
, A) 1 hour
B) 2 hours
C) At least 4 hours
D) 8 hours
Correct ,,,,,,answer,,,,,,,,: C
Rationale: The student must complete at least 4 didactic hours of ISDH approved
QMA-Insulin Administration Module.
7. Which type of insulin CANNOT be administered by a Qualified Medication
Aide in Indiana?
A) U-100 insulin
B) U-500 insulin or any insulin greater than U-500 in strength or activity
C) Insulin glargine (Lantus)
D) Insulin aspart (NovoLog)
Correct ,,,,,,answer,,,,,,,,: B
Rationale: U-500 insulin or any insulin greater than U-500 in strength or activity
CANNOT be administered by a Qualified Medication Aide.
8. What is the fee for the Insulin Administration Certification written
(computer-based) test as of January 1, 2025?
A) $50.00
B) $75.00
ADMINISTRATION EXAM LATEST
2026/2027 ACTUAL EXAM TEST BANK|
COMPLETE 200 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS/
ALREADY GRADED A+
SECTION 1: QMA RESPONSIBILITIES & SCOPE OF PRACTICE
1. Prior to administering insulin at a licensed health facility, the QMA shall:
A) Administer insulin independently without supervision
B) Be supervised by an RN OR have the responsibility delegated by the RN based on
competency assessment
C) Only administer insulin if a physician is present
D) Complete a separate state licensing exam
Correct ,,,,,,answer,,,,,,,,: B
Rationale: Indiana regulations require that a QMA either be supervised by an RN
when administering insulin OR have the responsibility delegated by the RN based
on the RN's assessment of the QMA's competency to administer insulin.
,2. The QMA must be informed by the health facility where employed that the
facility:
A) Provides all insulin supplies free of charge
B) Permits the QMA to administer insulin
C) Requires the QMA to have a separate nursing license
D) Allows the QMA to delegate insulin administration to CNAs
Correct ,,,,,,answer,,,,,,,,: B
Rationale: The facility must inform the QMA that it permits the QMA to administer
insulin. If the facility does not have this information available, the QMA must NOT
administer insulin.
3. It is the responsibility of the QMA with insulin administration approval to:
A) Train other staff members on insulin administration
B) Understand and review facility policies or procedures at any health facility where
employed
C) Prescribe insulin dosages for residents
D) Supervise RNs in insulin administration
Correct ,,,,,,answer,,,,,,,,: B
Rationale: The QMA must understand and review facility policies or procedures
related to insulin administration at any health facility where employed.
4. QMA Insulin Administration training must be conducted through:
,A) Any online training program
B) An Indiana approved Qualified Medication Aide Training Program by an approved
Program Director
C) A hospital-based nursing program only
D) The resident's primary care physician
Correct ,,,,,,answer,,,,,,,,: B
Rationale: The Insulin Administration Education Module must be conducted
through an Indiana approved Qualified Medication Aide Training Program by an
approved Program Director and must follow the approved curriculum.
5. The Insulin Administration Education Module is what type of training for
QMAs?
A) Mandatory for all QMAs
B) Optional training for current and future QMAs
C) Required only for hospital-based QMAs
D) Only for QMAs working in pediatric facilities
Correct ,,,,,,answer,,,,,,,,: B
Rationale: The Insulin Administration Education Module is an OPTIONAL training
for current and future QMAs.
6. How many didactic hours of ISDH approved QMA-Insulin Administration
Module must a student complete?
, A) 1 hour
B) 2 hours
C) At least 4 hours
D) 8 hours
Correct ,,,,,,answer,,,,,,,,: C
Rationale: The student must complete at least 4 didactic hours of ISDH approved
QMA-Insulin Administration Module.
7. Which type of insulin CANNOT be administered by a Qualified Medication
Aide in Indiana?
A) U-100 insulin
B) U-500 insulin or any insulin greater than U-500 in strength or activity
C) Insulin glargine (Lantus)
D) Insulin aspart (NovoLog)
Correct ,,,,,,answer,,,,,,,,: B
Rationale: U-500 insulin or any insulin greater than U-500 in strength or activity
CANNOT be administered by a Qualified Medication Aide.
8. What is the fee for the Insulin Administration Certification written
(computer-based) test as of January 1, 2025?
A) $50.00
B) $75.00
