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1. Three qualifications for students in
a medication technician course High school diploma or GED, Six months
of em-ployment active in Missouri
registry, not listed on the department
2. What is a following requirement for
stu-dents to enroll in a CMT course? of disqualification
A CNA in good standing
3. Medication Technician Responsibilities Meet basic care needs of the residents,
reports
and records information related to drug
admin-
istration, measure vital signs
4. What does a medication technician Inject parenteral drugs with the
not do?
exception of insulin if insulin certified
Administer bladder instillations
Calculate drug dosages or
conversions Dispose of medication
Administer oxygen by a re-breathing a
mask or nasal catheter
Adminster enternal nutrition, fluids, or
medica-tions via a feeding tube including
but not limited to gastrostomy,
jejunostomy, nasogastric (NG) or
Nasointestinal (NI) tubes
5. Lines of authority Adminstrator, Medical Provider,
Pharmacist, DON, Charge Nurse, Med
Tech, Nurse Assistant
6. Who would you contact first if you in-clude?
have a question about a resident's
reaction to a medication?
7. What should medication records
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Already Graded A+
1. Three qualifications for students in
a medication technician course High school diploma or GED, Six months
of em-ployment active in Missouri
registry, not listed on the department
2. What is a following requirement for
stu-dents to enroll in a CMT course? of disqualification
A CNA in good standing
3. Medication Technician Responsibilities Meet basic care needs of the residents,
reports
and records information related to drug
admin-
istration, measure vital signs
4. What does a medication technician Inject parenteral drugs with the
not do?
exception of insulin if insulin certified
Administer bladder instillations
Calculate drug dosages or
conversions Dispose of medication
Administer oxygen by a re-breathing a
mask or nasal catheter
Adminster enternal nutrition, fluids, or
medica-tions via a feeding tube including
but not limited to gastrostomy,
jejunostomy, nasogastric (NG) or
Nasointestinal (NI) tubes
5. Lines of authority Adminstrator, Medical Provider,
Pharmacist, DON, Charge Nurse, Med
Tech, Nurse Assistant
6. Who would you contact first if you in-clude?
have a question about a resident's
reaction to a medication?
7. What should medication records
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