QMA practice test Questions and Answers 100% Pass |Revised

QMA practice test Questions and Answers 100% Pass |Revised Where are the resident's meds kept? - In the medication cart/room, in individual bins. When is the medication room and medication cart to be Locked? - When out of "Direct Site" When meds are discontinued, the QMA must do what? - Report to the nurse. QMAs are Not permitted to discard discontinued drugs True or False: Sources of meds are animals, plants, and minerals - True What is the only stage of a decubitus ulcer that a QMA can treat? - Stage 1 decubitus ulcers and Stage 1 burns Only. (Minor skin conditions). A QMA can treat a "minor" skin tear After a nurse assesses the tear. Replace the skin over the wound bed. Can a QMA perform fluid irrigation to a catheter or colostomy? - No, a QMA cannot perform irrigations other than a fleets enema. Theragram, Therabid, and Poly-vi-sol are (Vitamins, Multi-vitamins, or a Mineral)? - Multivitamins Lasix is a _________ . - Diuretic What else have you already learned about Lasix (furosemide)? - -furosemide) is the generic name. Page 2/4 Crafted for Academic Insight by ©KatelynWhitman 2025. All rights reserved. increases urine production. -Give early in the day in efforts to prevent nocturia. -Give with plenty of fluids unless on fluid restrictions. -Monitor for hypokalemia. -Most residents on a diuretic are also prescribed a potassium product to replace the potassium lost through increased urination. What type of laxative is the most natural and least irritating? - Bulk laxative. Surfak is a _________ - Laxative; Stool Softener. Takes 1-3 days to w