MACE REVISION EXAMS ANSWERS AND QUESTIONS
SET A+
✔✔classification of proventil - ✔✔beta-adrenergic agonists
✔✔what two expectorants are commonly used in a long-term care setting -
✔✔Robitussin and SSKI
✔✔singular(Montelukast) is Miss often used with other medications to control asthma
the most important factor to remember when using Singulair is what - ✔✔Singulair is not
a fast-acting drug and cannot be used in the place of a rescue bronchodilator
✔✔bronchospasms in COPD can be effectively treated with which of the following
medications - ✔✔Albuterol
✔✔which of the following types of pneumonia result in damage to the surfactant level in
the lungs - ✔✔aspiration
✔✔in asthma the smooth muscles in the Airways becomes severely constructed by
overstimulation from various sources which may be either extrinsic or intrinsic. which of
the following is not an extrinsic source - ✔✔anxiety
✔✔baking soda is commonly used by the elderly for heartburn which of the following is
not a possible side effect of the medication - ✔✔alkalosis
✔✔when a person has an antacid and other medications ordered the antacid should be
administrative how - ✔✔one hour before or two hours after the rest of the medication
✔✔which of the following is not a protein pump inhibitor - ✔✔Pepcid
✔✔the side effect of most antiemetics that may lead to harm especially for the elderly is
what - ✔✔sedation
, ✔✔a medication that makes food move more quickly through the GI tract is known as
which of the following - ✔✔prokinetic
✔✔which of the following is not a risk factor for peptic ulcer disease PUD - ✔✔being a
male
✔✔when giving a patient a histamine blocker it is important to watch for what -
✔✔hallucinations
✔✔a patient reports to the medication aide that he or she is having black stools after
notifying the nurse Medication Aide examines the medication administrative record
Anna sees that the patient is taking which medication that may explain the black stools -
✔✔Pepto Bismol
✔✔laxatives are contraindicated in patients who have which of the following conditions -
✔✔appendicitis
✔✔the correct adult this for lactulose is what - ✔✔two teaspoons
✔✔what cells create antibodies to fight infection - ✔✔leukocytes
✔✔what route is permissible for the medication aides administer immunizations - ✔✔PO
✔✔what is not a sign of infection - ✔✔pink color
✔✔what group has the highest risk for infection - ✔✔persons 80 years and over
✔✔staph infections are transmitted by which of these disease carriers - ✔✔people
✔✔what is an example of an antimicrobial medication that acts against germ negative
microbes - ✔✔aminoglycoside
✔✔the most effective antiviral for the flu is what - ✔✔oseltamivir
✔✔a patient is receiving INH for active TB it is given how - ✔✔with rifampin
✔✔all the following are fungal infections except for - ✔✔shingles
✔✔which of the following medications is a macrolide - ✔✔zithromax
✔✔another term for urination is - ✔✔micturition
SET A+
✔✔classification of proventil - ✔✔beta-adrenergic agonists
✔✔what two expectorants are commonly used in a long-term care setting -
✔✔Robitussin and SSKI
✔✔singular(Montelukast) is Miss often used with other medications to control asthma
the most important factor to remember when using Singulair is what - ✔✔Singulair is not
a fast-acting drug and cannot be used in the place of a rescue bronchodilator
✔✔bronchospasms in COPD can be effectively treated with which of the following
medications - ✔✔Albuterol
✔✔which of the following types of pneumonia result in damage to the surfactant level in
the lungs - ✔✔aspiration
✔✔in asthma the smooth muscles in the Airways becomes severely constructed by
overstimulation from various sources which may be either extrinsic or intrinsic. which of
the following is not an extrinsic source - ✔✔anxiety
✔✔baking soda is commonly used by the elderly for heartburn which of the following is
not a possible side effect of the medication - ✔✔alkalosis
✔✔when a person has an antacid and other medications ordered the antacid should be
administrative how - ✔✔one hour before or two hours after the rest of the medication
✔✔which of the following is not a protein pump inhibitor - ✔✔Pepcid
✔✔the side effect of most antiemetics that may lead to harm especially for the elderly is
what - ✔✔sedation
, ✔✔a medication that makes food move more quickly through the GI tract is known as
which of the following - ✔✔prokinetic
✔✔which of the following is not a risk factor for peptic ulcer disease PUD - ✔✔being a
male
✔✔when giving a patient a histamine blocker it is important to watch for what -
✔✔hallucinations
✔✔a patient reports to the medication aide that he or she is having black stools after
notifying the nurse Medication Aide examines the medication administrative record
Anna sees that the patient is taking which medication that may explain the black stools -
✔✔Pepto Bismol
✔✔laxatives are contraindicated in patients who have which of the following conditions -
✔✔appendicitis
✔✔the correct adult this for lactulose is what - ✔✔two teaspoons
✔✔what cells create antibodies to fight infection - ✔✔leukocytes
✔✔what route is permissible for the medication aides administer immunizations - ✔✔PO
✔✔what is not a sign of infection - ✔✔pink color
✔✔what group has the highest risk for infection - ✔✔persons 80 years and over
✔✔staph infections are transmitted by which of these disease carriers - ✔✔people
✔✔what is an example of an antimicrobial medication that acts against germ negative
microbes - ✔✔aminoglycoside
✔✔the most effective antiviral for the flu is what - ✔✔oseltamivir
✔✔a patient is receiving INH for active TB it is given how - ✔✔with rifampin
✔✔all the following are fungal infections except for - ✔✔shingles
✔✔which of the following medications is a macrolide - ✔✔zithromax
✔✔another term for urination is - ✔✔micturition
