QMA STATE TEST QUESTIONS
WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS)
steroidal anti-inflammatory S/E - Answer-weight gain, increased appetite, edema,
increased BP, mood swings, slows healing, hair loss, prolonged bleeding, muscle
weakness, ulcers, insomnia, increased bruising, Cushings Syndrom: moon face,
muscular atrophy, central obesity
nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) - Answer-Indocin,Clinoril, Nalfon, Motrin,
Advil, Nupril, Naprosyn, Aleve, Voltaren, Lodine, Orudis, Relafen, Daypro
Anti-gout - Answer-increase fluids, give with food, no alcohol
Anti-gout drugs - Answer-Zyloprin
muscle relaxants - Answer-Parafon, Forte, DSC, Robaxin, Flexeril, Soma, Lioresal
(used for muscle spasms in residents with MS or spinal injury), Zanaflex, Valium
Analgesics - Answer-check respirations do not give if less than 12
Analgesics: NSAIDS - Answer-acetaminophen, Darvon, Demerol, morphin,
Aspercreme, asprin, codeine, ibuprofen, Tyelnol with codeine, Dilaudid, tramadol,
choline salicylate
Local Antifungals (anti-infectives) - Answer-Aftate, Tinactin, Lotrimin, Monistat
Scabicides and Pediculicides - Answer-Kwell, Elimite cream
Anti-inflamatory steroids (withdrawl if stopped abruptly) - Answer-Valisone, Cordran,
Aristocort, Kenalog, Cortaid, Lanacort, Westcort
antipruritic agents - Answer-lidocain, dibucain, calamine
protectants - Answer-petolatum, talc, vitamind A&D, Desitin,
Debridement (only applied by a nurse) - Answer-Accuzyme, Santyl
Eye medications - Answer-Miotics, Mydriatics, Beta Blocker, Lubricants
, Miotics - Answer-decrease pressure, glaucoma treatment
Miotic - Answer-Pilocar (monitor BP)
Mydriatics - Answer-dilate pupil atropine sulfate
Beta Blocker - Answer-decrease pressure in glaucoma
Beta Blocker S/E - Answer-Decreased BP& heart rate, confusion
Beta Blocker - Answer-Timoptic Solution
Lubricants (use with caution if resident has glaucoma) - Answer-artificial tears- Tears
Naturale, Liquifilm, Lacri-lube
od - Answer-right eye
os - Answer-left eye
ou - Answer-both eyes
Eears Miscellaneous - Answer-antipyrine/ benzocaine, neomycin polymyxin/
hydrocortisone
Wax control agents - Answer-Debrox
Cerumenex
Wax control agents S/E - Answer-pruritis (itching) and erythema (redness)
antiseptic - Answer-betadine, betagen, dakin
sulfonamides - Answer-bactrim, septra DS, Gantrisin
treat UTI and digestive tract infection
Anxiolytics - Answer-Drugs that alleviate the symptoms of anxiety.
Anxiolytic drugs - Answer-valium, librium, atarax vistaril, ativan, xanax, buspar
antipsychotic drugs - Answer-risperdal stelazine navane trilafon abilify prolixin seroquel
geodon
Wax control NC - Answer-don't use if ear draining with out Dr. permission, use with
caution if more than 4 days continuously, irrigation to remove wax (Nursing ONLY)
Ear Agents Misc. NC - Answer-relieve pressure. reduce inflammation and congestion.
for otitis media & otitis externa
WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS)
steroidal anti-inflammatory S/E - Answer-weight gain, increased appetite, edema,
increased BP, mood swings, slows healing, hair loss, prolonged bleeding, muscle
weakness, ulcers, insomnia, increased bruising, Cushings Syndrom: moon face,
muscular atrophy, central obesity
nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) - Answer-Indocin,Clinoril, Nalfon, Motrin,
Advil, Nupril, Naprosyn, Aleve, Voltaren, Lodine, Orudis, Relafen, Daypro
Anti-gout - Answer-increase fluids, give with food, no alcohol
Anti-gout drugs - Answer-Zyloprin
muscle relaxants - Answer-Parafon, Forte, DSC, Robaxin, Flexeril, Soma, Lioresal
(used for muscle spasms in residents with MS or spinal injury), Zanaflex, Valium
Analgesics - Answer-check respirations do not give if less than 12
Analgesics: NSAIDS - Answer-acetaminophen, Darvon, Demerol, morphin,
Aspercreme, asprin, codeine, ibuprofen, Tyelnol with codeine, Dilaudid, tramadol,
choline salicylate
Local Antifungals (anti-infectives) - Answer-Aftate, Tinactin, Lotrimin, Monistat
Scabicides and Pediculicides - Answer-Kwell, Elimite cream
Anti-inflamatory steroids (withdrawl if stopped abruptly) - Answer-Valisone, Cordran,
Aristocort, Kenalog, Cortaid, Lanacort, Westcort
antipruritic agents - Answer-lidocain, dibucain, calamine
protectants - Answer-petolatum, talc, vitamind A&D, Desitin,
Debridement (only applied by a nurse) - Answer-Accuzyme, Santyl
Eye medications - Answer-Miotics, Mydriatics, Beta Blocker, Lubricants
, Miotics - Answer-decrease pressure, glaucoma treatment
Miotic - Answer-Pilocar (monitor BP)
Mydriatics - Answer-dilate pupil atropine sulfate
Beta Blocker - Answer-decrease pressure in glaucoma
Beta Blocker S/E - Answer-Decreased BP& heart rate, confusion
Beta Blocker - Answer-Timoptic Solution
Lubricants (use with caution if resident has glaucoma) - Answer-artificial tears- Tears
Naturale, Liquifilm, Lacri-lube
od - Answer-right eye
os - Answer-left eye
ou - Answer-both eyes
Eears Miscellaneous - Answer-antipyrine/ benzocaine, neomycin polymyxin/
hydrocortisone
Wax control agents - Answer-Debrox
Cerumenex
Wax control agents S/E - Answer-pruritis (itching) and erythema (redness)
antiseptic - Answer-betadine, betagen, dakin
sulfonamides - Answer-bactrim, septra DS, Gantrisin
treat UTI and digestive tract infection
Anxiolytics - Answer-Drugs that alleviate the symptoms of anxiety.
Anxiolytic drugs - Answer-valium, librium, atarax vistaril, ativan, xanax, buspar
antipsychotic drugs - Answer-risperdal stelazine navane trilafon abilify prolixin seroquel
geodon
Wax control NC - Answer-don't use if ear draining with out Dr. permission, use with
caution if more than 4 days continuously, irrigation to remove wax (Nursing ONLY)
Ear Agents Misc. NC - Answer-relieve pressure. reduce inflammation and congestion.
for otitis media & otitis externa
