AAMA Prep Test EXAM NEW UPDATES VERIFIED
DOCUMENTS 100% ALREADY GRADED A+
GUARANTEED PASS.
676. If the medication is supposed to be given q6, how many times will you give the medication to the
patient in a day?
a. 4
b. 5
c. 3
d. 6 - ANSWER-a
677. The prescription signature: "ss tab TID x 14 d" means:
a. 1/2 tablet three times a day for 14 days
b. 1/2 tablet every 3 hours for 14 days
c. 1/2 tablet every 6 hours for 14 days
d. 1/2 tablet four times a day for 14 days - ANSWER-a
678. This injection or route of administration is usually given during PPD:
a. subcutaneous injection
b. intravenous injection
c. Intramuscular injection
d. intradermal injection - ANSWER-d
679. The part of the prescription that gives the refill information:
a. Inscription
b. D.A.W.
,c. Signature
d. Repetatur - ANSWER-d
680. The abbreviation "s.o.s" means:
a. At night
b. Immediately
c. If necessary
d. By mouth - ANSWER-c
681. What abbreviation means "drops"?
a. s.c.
b. p.c.
c. h.s.
d. gtt - ANSWER-d
682. A physicians' prescription ordered 120 mg per day of a medication for a patient. The patient is to
take one-half the dose in the morning and one-half in the evening. The medication comes only in 30mg
tablets. How many tablets will the patient take combined in one day?
a. 6
b. 8
c. 4
d. 2 - ANSWER-c
683. Used therapeutically, certain medications reduce anxiety in certain stress disorders, relieve
insomnia and aid in pain relief. Which of these would not?
e. Depressants
,a. Barbiturates
b. Tranquilizers
c. Hallucinogens - ANSWER-d
684. Medication, when applied to a patch that is affixed to the patient's skin, is called:
e. Buccal
a. Transdermal
b. Topical ointment
c. Mantoux test - ANSWER-b
685. What is another name for a prefilled syringe?
a. Flange
b. Insulin syringe
c. Tuberculin syringe
d. Cartridge - ANSWER-d
686. To calculate doses, what is the pediatric method for calculation based on infants younger than 2
years old?
e. Clark's Rule
a. Nomogram
b. Fried's Rule
c. Young's Rule - ANSWER-c
687. Before you prepare any medication to be administered to a patient, you should:
a. Ask the patient how he or she would like to receive the medication
, b. Ask if the patient is allergic to any medication
c. Ascertain the patient's comfort level and ability to receive medication
d. Check the medication three times before administering it - ANSWER-b
688. Your patient has been placed on two different medications. Your patient is not improving and the
physician discovered that one drug decreased the effect of the other. What is this drug interaction
called?
a. Potentiation
b. Antagonism
c. Side effect
d. Pharmacokinetics - ANSWER-b
689. The study of drug action as it moves in the body:
a. Pharmacodynamics
b. Pharmacokinetics
c. Pharmacology
d. Cumulative effect - ANSWER-b
690. Which of the following is a prophylactic drug?
a. Corticosteroids
b. Compazine
c. Amoxicillin
d. Hepatitis B vaccine - ANSWER-d
691. Your patient is displaying signs and symptoms of chronic anxiety. Which type of drug might be
appropriate?
DOCUMENTS 100% ALREADY GRADED A+
GUARANTEED PASS.
676. If the medication is supposed to be given q6, how many times will you give the medication to the
patient in a day?
a. 4
b. 5
c. 3
d. 6 - ANSWER-a
677. The prescription signature: "ss tab TID x 14 d" means:
a. 1/2 tablet three times a day for 14 days
b. 1/2 tablet every 3 hours for 14 days
c. 1/2 tablet every 6 hours for 14 days
d. 1/2 tablet four times a day for 14 days - ANSWER-a
678. This injection or route of administration is usually given during PPD:
a. subcutaneous injection
b. intravenous injection
c. Intramuscular injection
d. intradermal injection - ANSWER-d
679. The part of the prescription that gives the refill information:
a. Inscription
b. D.A.W.
,c. Signature
d. Repetatur - ANSWER-d
680. The abbreviation "s.o.s" means:
a. At night
b. Immediately
c. If necessary
d. By mouth - ANSWER-c
681. What abbreviation means "drops"?
a. s.c.
b. p.c.
c. h.s.
d. gtt - ANSWER-d
682. A physicians' prescription ordered 120 mg per day of a medication for a patient. The patient is to
take one-half the dose in the morning and one-half in the evening. The medication comes only in 30mg
tablets. How many tablets will the patient take combined in one day?
a. 6
b. 8
c. 4
d. 2 - ANSWER-c
683. Used therapeutically, certain medications reduce anxiety in certain stress disorders, relieve
insomnia and aid in pain relief. Which of these would not?
e. Depressants
,a. Barbiturates
b. Tranquilizers
c. Hallucinogens - ANSWER-d
684. Medication, when applied to a patch that is affixed to the patient's skin, is called:
e. Buccal
a. Transdermal
b. Topical ointment
c. Mantoux test - ANSWER-b
685. What is another name for a prefilled syringe?
a. Flange
b. Insulin syringe
c. Tuberculin syringe
d. Cartridge - ANSWER-d
686. To calculate doses, what is the pediatric method for calculation based on infants younger than 2
years old?
e. Clark's Rule
a. Nomogram
b. Fried's Rule
c. Young's Rule - ANSWER-c
687. Before you prepare any medication to be administered to a patient, you should:
a. Ask the patient how he or she would like to receive the medication
, b. Ask if the patient is allergic to any medication
c. Ascertain the patient's comfort level and ability to receive medication
d. Check the medication three times before administering it - ANSWER-b
688. Your patient has been placed on two different medications. Your patient is not improving and the
physician discovered that one drug decreased the effect of the other. What is this drug interaction
called?
a. Potentiation
b. Antagonism
c. Side effect
d. Pharmacokinetics - ANSWER-b
689. The study of drug action as it moves in the body:
a. Pharmacodynamics
b. Pharmacokinetics
c. Pharmacology
d. Cumulative effect - ANSWER-b
690. Which of the following is a prophylactic drug?
a. Corticosteroids
b. Compazine
c. Amoxicillin
d. Hepatitis B vaccine - ANSWER-d
691. Your patient is displaying signs and symptoms of chronic anxiety. Which type of drug might be
appropriate?
