QMAP Unit Reviews | 121 Questions and
Correct Answers with Complete Solutions |
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This Qualified Medication Administration Personnel (QMAP) exam
evaluates unlicensed staff to safely administer medications in assisted living
facilities, schools, and care centers. The exam consists of multiple-choice and
true/false questions testing medication classifications, medical abbreviations,
transcription rules, and facility policies. To master the material, candidates
typically review this 7 Rights of Medication Administration and standard
conversion math.
Exam Concepts & Review Sample
• The 7 Rights: Right Client, Right Medication, Right Dose, Right Time,
Right Route, Right Documentation, and Right to Refuse.
• Physician Order Components: Must include client name, date,
medication, dosage, route, and the provider's signature.
• Medical Abbreviations: Common terms tested include AC (before
meals), PC (after meals), HS (hours of sleep), BID (twice a day), and TID
(three times a day).
• Metric Conversions: Candidates must know that 1 teaspoon (tsp) equals
5 milliliters (ml or cc) and 1 tablespoon equals 15 ml.
Medication Administration & Storage Questions Sample
• Three Checks: The QMAP must pull, pour, and put away the medication
while checking the label against the Medication Administration Record
(MAR) at each step.
• Mixing with Food: Medication can only be mixed with food or beverages
if there is a written physician order or the client specifically requests it.
• Disposal: Expired or discontinued medications require two witnesses to
watch the disposal, documented according to facility guidelines.
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, • Documentation: If a medication is not documented on the MAR, it is
considered not administered. Blank spaces on the MAR represent
administration errors.
Quiz_________________?
two examples of monitoring medications -
Answer
1. observing a specific individual to make sure they took the medications 2.
notifying the authorized practitioner if the resident refuses or is unable to comply
with the practitioner instructions regarding the medications
Quiz_________________?
list two examples of administering medications -
Answer
1. assisting a client in the ingestion application and inhalation of medication
2. handing staff prepared medications to a client
Quiz_________________?
this course qualifies you to do finger sticks? -
Answer
false
Quiz_________________?
2
,this course qualifies you to administer medications through a gtube or iv port -
Answer
false
Quiz_________________?
you would not need this course to monitor a client injecting insulin -
Answer
true
Quiz_________________?
list the 4 routes of administering medications and give an example of each route -
Answer
1. ingestion; oral tables
2. application; skin ointment
3. inhalation; respiratory
4. insertion; rectal or vaginal suppositories
Quiz_________________?
this QMAP can dial up and inject routine insulin injections if the client has an
insulin pen -
Answer
false
3
, Quiz_________________?
sources of information -
Answer
physician or MAR
Quiz_________________?
indications for use -
Answer
treat symptoms; prevent disease
Quiz_________________?
why should you know the best time of day to administer the medications to
clients? -
Answer
so they are administered at the most effective time of the day
Quiz_________________?
why should you know common reactions/side effects? -
Answer
to know if any effects may be concerning or life threatening
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Correct Answers with Complete Solutions |
100% Correct
This Qualified Medication Administration Personnel (QMAP) exam
evaluates unlicensed staff to safely administer medications in assisted living
facilities, schools, and care centers. The exam consists of multiple-choice and
true/false questions testing medication classifications, medical abbreviations,
transcription rules, and facility policies. To master the material, candidates
typically review this 7 Rights of Medication Administration and standard
conversion math.
Exam Concepts & Review Sample
• The 7 Rights: Right Client, Right Medication, Right Dose, Right Time,
Right Route, Right Documentation, and Right to Refuse.
• Physician Order Components: Must include client name, date,
medication, dosage, route, and the provider's signature.
• Medical Abbreviations: Common terms tested include AC (before
meals), PC (after meals), HS (hours of sleep), BID (twice a day), and TID
(three times a day).
• Metric Conversions: Candidates must know that 1 teaspoon (tsp) equals
5 milliliters (ml or cc) and 1 tablespoon equals 15 ml.
Medication Administration & Storage Questions Sample
• Three Checks: The QMAP must pull, pour, and put away the medication
while checking the label against the Medication Administration Record
(MAR) at each step.
• Mixing with Food: Medication can only be mixed with food or beverages
if there is a written physician order or the client specifically requests it.
• Disposal: Expired or discontinued medications require two witnesses to
watch the disposal, documented according to facility guidelines.
1
, • Documentation: If a medication is not documented on the MAR, it is
considered not administered. Blank spaces on the MAR represent
administration errors.
Quiz_________________?
two examples of monitoring medications -
Answer
1. observing a specific individual to make sure they took the medications 2.
notifying the authorized practitioner if the resident refuses or is unable to comply
with the practitioner instructions regarding the medications
Quiz_________________?
list two examples of administering medications -
Answer
1. assisting a client in the ingestion application and inhalation of medication
2. handing staff prepared medications to a client
Quiz_________________?
this course qualifies you to do finger sticks? -
Answer
false
Quiz_________________?
2
,this course qualifies you to administer medications through a gtube or iv port -
Answer
false
Quiz_________________?
you would not need this course to monitor a client injecting insulin -
Answer
true
Quiz_________________?
list the 4 routes of administering medications and give an example of each route -
Answer
1. ingestion; oral tables
2. application; skin ointment
3. inhalation; respiratory
4. insertion; rectal or vaginal suppositories
Quiz_________________?
this QMAP can dial up and inject routine insulin injections if the client has an
insulin pen -
Answer
false
3
, Quiz_________________?
sources of information -
Answer
physician or MAR
Quiz_________________?
indications for use -
Answer
treat symptoms; prevent disease
Quiz_________________?
why should you know the best time of day to administer the medications to
clients? -
Answer
so they are administered at the most effective time of the day
Quiz_________________?
why should you know common reactions/side effects? -
Answer
to know if any effects may be concerning or life threatening
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