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Med Aide - Chapter 3 Exam QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS VERIFIED
ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
In pharmacology, the acronym SDME stands for:
A) Absorption, Development, Medication, Excretion
B) Administration, Distribution, Medication, Excretion
C) Absorption, Distribution, Metabolism, Excretion
D) Administration, Distribution, Metabolism, Excrement - (answers)C) Absorption,
Distribution, Metabolism, Excretion
Which of the following statements is true of liquid medications?
A) Only syrups are considered liquid medications.
B) A tincture contains particles that have not completely dissolved.
C) A spray is only used in the nose.
D) They may be easier for residents to take in than pills. - (answers)D) They may be easier for
residents to take in than pills.
Which of the following are considered solid medications?
A) Capsules, powders, and caplets.
B) Caplets, elixirs, and lozenges.
C) Liniments, lozenges, and solutions.
D) Tablets, suppositories, and suspensions. - (answers)A) Capsules, powders, and caplets.
A controlled-release medication cannot be:
A) Swallowed.
B) Split or crushed.
Med Aide - Chapter 3 Exam QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS VERIFIED
ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
In pharmacology, the acronym SDME stands for:
A) Absorption, Development, Medication, Excretion
B) Administration, Distribution, Medication, Excretion
C) Absorption, Distribution, Metabolism, Excretion
D) Administration, Distribution, Metabolism, Excrement - (answers)C) Absorption,
Distribution, Metabolism, Excretion
Which of the following statements is true of liquid medications?
A) Only syrups are considered liquid medications.
B) A tincture contains particles that have not completely dissolved.
C) A spray is only used in the nose.
D) They may be easier for residents to take in than pills. - (answers)D) They may be easier for
residents to take in than pills.
Which of the following are considered solid medications?
A) Capsules, powders, and caplets.
B) Caplets, elixirs, and lozenges.
C) Liniments, lozenges, and solutions.
D) Tablets, suppositories, and suspensions. - (answers)A) Capsules, powders, and caplets.
A controlled-release medication cannot be:
A) Swallowed.
B) Split or crushed.