CCMA EXAM Exam #1 Questions with correct answers
Intradermal (ID) - ✔✔25-27 Guage/ 3/8-5/8 in/ 10-15* angle - Rapid rate of
absorption
Intramuscular - ✔✔22 Guage/ 1-1 1/2 in/ 90* angle - Dermis, just below the
epidermis. (TB Tests)
Subcutaneous - ✔✔25-27 Guage/ 3/8 - 5/8 in / 45* angle - Just under the skin -
pinch up skin (Insulin)
Seven rights of medication administration - ✔✔1. Right Patient 2. Right
Medication 3. Right Dose/Amount 4. Right Route/ Method 5. Right Time/Schedule
6. RIght Documentation 7. RIght Technique
Macrocytic - ✔✔Enlarged RBC
Adverse Reaction - ✔✔Harmful (ex. Anaphylaxis)
parenteral route - ✔✔intravenous or intramuscular
non-parenteral route - ✔✔oral, rectal, sublingual, aerosaolized buccal and
intranasal
Stages of grief - ✔✔denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance
, Venipuncture - ✔✔21 - 23 Guage needle, 15-30* angle, anticubital fossa region
(Medial cubital - cephalic vein)
capillary puncture - ✔✔Great or ring finger (across fingerprints)- lancet
Infant - heel pad - lateral side of heel
Spirometer - ✔✔slow and as long as you can
Peak flow meter - ✔✔hard and fast as you can
Needed on a prescription - ✔✔*Med *Strength *Dosage *Quantity *Route of
administration *Refills
Surgical Asepsis - ✔✔techniques used to destroy all pathogenic organisms, also
called sterile technique
Which of the following would result in contamination of the sterile field? -
✔✔Forceps that are placed on the 1-inch border
A patient has a deep wound on their scalp. Which of the following types of wound
closures should be used? - ✔✔Surgical Staples
Which of the following are postsurgical discharge instructions for a patient who
had a biopsy of the breast? - ✔✔Change the dressing, observe for signs of
infection, apply medication to the wound.
Intradermal (ID) - ✔✔25-27 Guage/ 3/8-5/8 in/ 10-15* angle - Rapid rate of
absorption
Intramuscular - ✔✔22 Guage/ 1-1 1/2 in/ 90* angle - Dermis, just below the
epidermis. (TB Tests)
Subcutaneous - ✔✔25-27 Guage/ 3/8 - 5/8 in / 45* angle - Just under the skin -
pinch up skin (Insulin)
Seven rights of medication administration - ✔✔1. Right Patient 2. Right
Medication 3. Right Dose/Amount 4. Right Route/ Method 5. Right Time/Schedule
6. RIght Documentation 7. RIght Technique
Macrocytic - ✔✔Enlarged RBC
Adverse Reaction - ✔✔Harmful (ex. Anaphylaxis)
parenteral route - ✔✔intravenous or intramuscular
non-parenteral route - ✔✔oral, rectal, sublingual, aerosaolized buccal and
intranasal
Stages of grief - ✔✔denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance
, Venipuncture - ✔✔21 - 23 Guage needle, 15-30* angle, anticubital fossa region
(Medial cubital - cephalic vein)
capillary puncture - ✔✔Great or ring finger (across fingerprints)- lancet
Infant - heel pad - lateral side of heel
Spirometer - ✔✔slow and as long as you can
Peak flow meter - ✔✔hard and fast as you can
Needed on a prescription - ✔✔*Med *Strength *Dosage *Quantity *Route of
administration *Refills
Surgical Asepsis - ✔✔techniques used to destroy all pathogenic organisms, also
called sterile technique
Which of the following would result in contamination of the sterile field? -
✔✔Forceps that are placed on the 1-inch border
A patient has a deep wound on their scalp. Which of the following types of wound
closures should be used? - ✔✔Surgical Staples
Which of the following are postsurgical discharge instructions for a patient who
had a biopsy of the breast? - ✔✔Change the dressing, observe for signs of
infection, apply medication to the wound.
