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MEDICATION AIDE FINAL EXAM NEWEST EXAM | QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (GRADED A+) | VERIFIED ANSWERS | LATEST
EXAM

A medication aide (MA) is not usually allowed to administer a drug



If it is the first time a resident takes it

If the drug is for a heart condition

If the drug is for a chronic illness

If a doctor has not provided written approval for the medication aide to do so - (CORRECT
ANSWER)If it is the first time a resident takes it



Which of the following is an example of drug- disease interaction?



A person with hypertension has elevated blood pressure after taking an OTC cold medication.

A person with depression has a change in mood after starting a new medication.

A person who has been taking a medication for a long time finds that it is less effective.

A person who takes medication for hypertension sometimes has a low blood pressure
measurement. - (CORRECT ANSWER)A person with hypertension has elevated blood pressure
after taking an OTC cold medication.



A nebulizer or inhaler does this to a drug so that it may be inhaled and reach the lungs:



Aerosolizes it

Dissolves it

Concentrates it

Injects it - (CORRECT ANSWER)Aerosolizes it



Not shaking a liquid medication that requires shaking is an example of




1

, Diversion

Physical Abuse

Negligence

Fraud - (CORRECT ANSWER)Negligence



Which of these is a topical medication?



A powder that is stirred into liquid and swallowed

A liquid that is emptied into a machine and made into a mist to be inhaled

A fine spray that is administered through the nostrils

An ointment that is applied to the skin - (CORRECT ANSWER)An ointment that is applied to
the skin



If a resident's MAR indicates that the pulse rate should be counted before administering a
medication, how often does the MA need to count and document the resident's pulse rate?



Every time that medication is administered

Once a day, when the medication is first administered

When the resident looks tired or seems unresponsive

When the resident looks anxious or hyperactive - (CORRECT ANSWER)Every time that
medication is administered



Which of the following is an example of respecting a resident's right to participate in her own
care?



Making sure the resident takes every medication on the MAR no matter what

Respecting the resident's right to refuse a medication


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