QUALYS VMDR TRAINING CERTIFICATION
SCRIPT 2026 FULL ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ contact precautions
Answer: pathogens are transmitted by direct or indirect contact
⩥ 1st step when someone is having a seizure
Answer: call for help
⩥ during a siezure what do you do?
Answer: remove objects, loosen clothing especially the neck, never
restrain, never place anything in mouth
⩥ After seizure care
Answer: turn resident on side, allow resident to rest
⩥ first letter of this medication name is lower case
Answer: generic
⩥ first letter of this medication is uppercase
Answer: brand name
,⩥ side effect is
Answer: any effect that is caused by a drug and that is different from the
drug's intended effect
⩥ adverse effect
Answer: unintended, undesirable, and often unpredictable severe
responses to medication
⩥ toxic effect
Answer: when too much of a medication is absorbed by the body
⩥ Hypersensitivity
Answer: an exaggerated response by the immune system to a particular
substance, allergic reaction
⩥ idiosyncrasy
Answer: sudden reaction to a medication that once was tolerated
⩥ cummulative effect
Answer: build up of substance that can lead to toxicity
⩥ antagonist effect
Answer: opposing effect
,⩥ scheduled medications
Answer: controlled substances
⩥ Legend Medications
Answer: all prescription drugs, must have a prescription or "legend" to
obtain it (legend medications can also be controlled medications)
⩥ non-legend medications
Answer: over the counter medications no prescription needed
⩥ schedule I drugs
Answer: These drugs have NO accepted medical use in the united states.
These drugs have the highest abuse potential
⩥ Schedule II drugs
Answer: These drugs have high potential for abuser.
These drugs may NOT be refilled.
The ordering of these drugs requires a DEA 222 form.
Must be kept under lock and key.
morphine, Oxycontin, Ritalin, percodan, dilaudid
, ⩥ schedule III drugs
Answer: - has potential for abuse, but to a lesser degree than schedules I
+ II examples are percovet, vicodin, codeine
⩥ schedule IV drugs
Answer: These drugs may be refilled 5 times in a 6 month period. These
drugs have less potential for abuse/dependence than schedule II/III
drugs. examples darvon, ambien
⩥ schedule V drugs
Answer: These drugs have less potential for abuse than schedule II, III,
and IV drugs. these are the routinely administered drugs lasix, digoxin,
dilantin
⩥ if a qma discovers narc count wrong
Answer: immediately notify the nurse for further investigation
⩥ administration of PRN
Answer: must be approved by a nurse. the approval must be documented
in the medical record
⩥ apothecary system
Answer: Is more accurate than the household measure system, but less
accurate than the metric system.
SCRIPT 2026 FULL ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ contact precautions
Answer: pathogens are transmitted by direct or indirect contact
⩥ 1st step when someone is having a seizure
Answer: call for help
⩥ during a siezure what do you do?
Answer: remove objects, loosen clothing especially the neck, never
restrain, never place anything in mouth
⩥ After seizure care
Answer: turn resident on side, allow resident to rest
⩥ first letter of this medication name is lower case
Answer: generic
⩥ first letter of this medication is uppercase
Answer: brand name
,⩥ side effect is
Answer: any effect that is caused by a drug and that is different from the
drug's intended effect
⩥ adverse effect
Answer: unintended, undesirable, and often unpredictable severe
responses to medication
⩥ toxic effect
Answer: when too much of a medication is absorbed by the body
⩥ Hypersensitivity
Answer: an exaggerated response by the immune system to a particular
substance, allergic reaction
⩥ idiosyncrasy
Answer: sudden reaction to a medication that once was tolerated
⩥ cummulative effect
Answer: build up of substance that can lead to toxicity
⩥ antagonist effect
Answer: opposing effect
,⩥ scheduled medications
Answer: controlled substances
⩥ Legend Medications
Answer: all prescription drugs, must have a prescription or "legend" to
obtain it (legend medications can also be controlled medications)
⩥ non-legend medications
Answer: over the counter medications no prescription needed
⩥ schedule I drugs
Answer: These drugs have NO accepted medical use in the united states.
These drugs have the highest abuse potential
⩥ Schedule II drugs
Answer: These drugs have high potential for abuser.
These drugs may NOT be refilled.
The ordering of these drugs requires a DEA 222 form.
Must be kept under lock and key.
morphine, Oxycontin, Ritalin, percodan, dilaudid
, ⩥ schedule III drugs
Answer: - has potential for abuse, but to a lesser degree than schedules I
+ II examples are percovet, vicodin, codeine
⩥ schedule IV drugs
Answer: These drugs may be refilled 5 times in a 6 month period. These
drugs have less potential for abuse/dependence than schedule II/III
drugs. examples darvon, ambien
⩥ schedule V drugs
Answer: These drugs have less potential for abuse than schedule II, III,
and IV drugs. these are the routinely administered drugs lasix, digoxin,
dilantin
⩥ if a qma discovers narc count wrong
Answer: immediately notify the nurse for further investigation
⩥ administration of PRN
Answer: must be approved by a nurse. the approval must be documented
in the medical record
⩥ apothecary system
Answer: Is more accurate than the household measure system, but less
accurate than the metric system.
