MAP QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% PASS

MAP QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% PASS Objective information is always a. Factual b. subjective c. false d. visual a. factual Telling Susans parents that she has a great time at the water park that day is an example a. immediate reporting b. everyday reporting c. certain time reporting d. regular reporting b. everyday reporting Just as important as what you report is the a. timing of reporting b. frequency of reporting c. brevity of reporting d. purpose of reporting a. timing of reporting After reporting medication information to a MAP consultant you should a. call your supervisor b. decide for yourself if the instructions make sense c. follow the instructions d. have another staff person carry out the instruction a. call your supervisor The pharmacy delivers 100mg tablets wen the HCP ordered 50mg. You should a. contact the pharmacy b. administer the 100mg tablet c. break the tablet, then administer d. see if someone else has a 50mg tablet a. contact the pharmacy When not in use, the keys to the medication storage should be kept a. on the person assigned to administer medications b. locked in the lockbox c. on the supervisor assigned to the program d. locked in the office desk a. on the person assigned to administer medications Unless written otherwise on the HCP order or pharmacy label, medications are given with a. water b. juice c. meals d. coffee a. water A HCP orders a 250mg dose of medication. The pharmacy supplies the medication in a liquid form with a notation of 125mg/5mL. The amount you would expect the pharmacy label directions to instruct you to prepare would be a. 10mL b. 20mL c. 125mg d. 250mg a. 10mL The administration of all prescription and over the counter medications must be recorded on a a. medication administration record b. medication information sheet c. count book index page d. count book shift change record a. medication administration record For tracking purposes, when removing a countable medication from a blister pack you must always begin with the a. highest number first b. lowest number first c. number corresponding to the medication sheet d. number corresponding to the count sheet a. highest number first A category of medication that is usually less expensive than the brand name is called a a. trade medication b. labelled medication c. a PRN medication d. generic medication d. generic The number found on all pharmacy labels, needed to obtain a refill from the pharmacy, is known as then a. RPh number b. Exp number c. HCP number d. Rx number d. Rx number When the health care provider changes the reason for giving a PRN medication it is considered a new a. order b. strength c. instruction d. recommendation a. order An error in administration of a medication is called a medication a. occurrence b. issue