MAP EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RATED A+

MAP EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RATED A+ Harry's supply of medication is low. You should Order a refill from the pharmacy At the end of the shift, while counting the medications, you discover that the count is incorrect by one tablet and there are no math mistakes. You should document that the missing medication was caused by staff on the previous shift The best way to treat the people you support is to encourage their independence The HCP wrote an order for 0.5mg of a medication. The pharmacy delivered 1mg tablets that other certified staff have been cutting in half. You should call your MAP consultant Over-the-counter medications always need an order from a health care provider You must wash your hands before and after each medication administration When a mistake in documentation is made while completing the medication count sheet you should draw a line through the error, write the correct information and include your initials Daniel, Cathy and Esther all receive medication at 4pm You should pour and administer each person's medication individually After taking a new medication for the first time a person tells you they are extremely dizzy and you also observe they can no longer sit or stand. You should call the emergency telephone number The best time for counting countable substances is every time the keys change hands To ensure a pharmacy delivered the correct medication you must compare the label with the medication information sheet It is a MAP certified staff person's responsibility to: learn about a new medication before administering it If the HCP orders 50mg of medication and the pharmacy delivers 100mg tablets you should return the medication For an unplanned leave of absence of less than 72 hours, medications may only be prepared by certified staff or the Pharmacy You should stop administering a medication when there is no health care provider order Keys to the medication area must be kept on the person responsible for administering medications Access to a backup set of keys is known to all MAP certified staff It is important to spell out the number of countable tablets removed from a blister pack and record in the column labeled Amount used If you are giving more than one medication to the same person at the same time you must : begin with check 1 through check 3 for each additional medication The strength of a tablet is located on the pharmacy bottle label 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: 10mL Medication bought in a drug store with a prescription is called A controlled substance The way some people react more strongly than others to the same amount of medication, is an example of medication sensitivity An expired HCP order is one that is Outdated The expiration date of a medication is the last date it can be administered An example of a Healthcare Provider (HCP) is a Pharmacist Carol tells you she fell and now her knee hurts. This is subjective information Telling Susan's parents that she had a great time at the water park that day is an example of : everyday reporting.. My asnwer or Certain time reporting To add a refill into the count book two certified staff must record the Quantity received from the pharmacy Count books all have the same three basic sections; shift count sheets, count sheets and Index You must obtain and bring back from a health care provider visit A signed HCP form with any new orders Drug sensitivity is influenced by: Age, body weight and height A health care provider order calls for a dose of 25 mg of Atenolol. The pharmacy has Atenolol only in 12.5 mg tablets. You would expect