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CMT - (ANSWER)A nursing assistant who has completed a course in medication administration approved
by the department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS)
Conduct - (ANSWER)One's actions in general; behavior
Custom - (ANSWER)A long-established practice; an accepted behavior
Ideal - (ANSWER)a standard of perfection or excellence
Ophthalmic - (ANSWER)Pertaining to the eye
Otic - (ANSWER)pertaining to the ear (aural)
Aural - (ANSWER)Pertaining to the ear (otic)
Parenteral - (ANSWER)A medication route other than the digestive system. Examples include:
intravenous (IV), subcutaneous (subcut), Intramuscular (IM), mucosal
Subcutaneous - (ANSWER)Injected into the tissues just below the skin, dermis
Sublingual - (ANSWER)Under the tongue, without liquid
First step in med pass - (ANSWER)Wash Hands
Abuse - (ANSWER)The infliction of physical, sexual, verbal, mental, or emotional injury or harm. Example:
Forcing a resident to take medication
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Assault - (ANSWER)Threat or attempt to injure another in an unlawful manner. Example: Telling a
resident,"If youre not quiet, I'll tie your hands down"
Battery - (ANSWER)Unlawful application of force to the person of another. Example: Carrying out a
threat
Invasion of privacy - (ANSWER)A civil wrong that unlawfully makes public knowledge of any private or
personal information without the consent of the wronged person.
False imprisonment - (ANSWER)unjustified detention of a person. Example: Preventing a competent
resident from leaving a facility.
Libel - (ANSWER)A false and malicious publication in writing about an individual or group to a third party.
Malpractice - (ANSWER)Improper or negligent treatment of a resident or patient resulting in damage or
injury. Example: The CMT gives medications to the wrong resident and does not report the error to the
nurse.
Neglect - (ANSWER)Failure of person responsible for an individual to provide necessary services to
maintain physical and mental health of the individual, when such failure presents an imminent or
probable danger or death to the individual. Example: walking away from a resident's bedside without
putting the side rails up when side rail use is ordered by the physician and is included in the care plan.
Negligence - (ANSWER)Failure to perform in a reasonably prudent manner or by acceptable health care
practices. Example: Not giving medications to a resident as ordered by the physician.
Steps for nasal cannula - (ANSWER)Wash hands
Verify MAR with order, check allergies
Assemble equipment: o2 tank, nasal cannula, humidifier, no smoking sign, sterile distilled water
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If humidifier, fill w/ sterile water. Not required if under 3L/min
Knock on door and wait for permission
Identify self and explain purpose
Identify res. by name and ID
Set up O2
Check vital signs
Post no smoking sign
Observe frequently
Report and record
Slander - (ANSWER)To make any oral defamatory false remark about another; spoken words that tend to
damage the reputation of another
Unethical - (ANSWER)Not ethical; not representative of ideal behavior
Addiction - (ANSWER)Emotional or physiological dependence upon a drug which has progressed beyond
voluntary control.
Controlled drugs/substances - (ANSWER)Drugs covered by the Federal and State Controlled Substance
Acts
Physical dependence - (ANSWER)a physical state in which the body adapts to a drug and experiences
symptoms of withdrawal when the drug is abruptly stopped, or the dose is rapidly lowered. Physical
dependence is a normal result of the use of certain drugs and rarely leads to addiction.
Psychological dependence - (ANSWER)A compulsion to use a drug, often for its mood altering effects,
preoccupation with obtaining and using a drug. May lead to addiction.
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Lethal dose - (ANSWER)Amount of a drug that will cause death.
Overdose - (ANSWER)A dose of a drug in an amount that causes an acute reaction such as coma or even
death.
Side Effects - (ANSWER)any effect of a drug other than the one for which it is given
Indications - (ANSWER)Various conditions or symptoms for which the drug may be given
Spansule - (ANSWER)small particles of a drug coated with compounds which require varying amounts of
time to dissolve
Enteric Coated - (ANSWER)Tablets that are coated so that they dissolve in the small intestines rather
than in the stomach
Placebo - (ANSWER)An inactive substance prescribed by a doctor as if it were an effective dose of
medication and believed by the resident to be a medication.
Toxicity - (ANSWER)Symptoms or effect of poisoning of the body by a drug due to large dose of a drug or
a cumulative effect of the drug.
Tolerance - (ANSWER)A condition in which the body becomes increasingly resistant to a drug due to
continued exposure; and requiring an increased amount of a drug to produce the same effect a lesser
amount previously produced.
Cumulative effect - (ANSWER)Buildup of a drug in the body that may occur rapidly or slowly over time.
Drug - (ANSWER)A substance taken into or applied to the body to treat or prevent a disease or condition
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CMT - (ANSWER)A nursing assistant who has completed a course in medication administration approved
by the department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS)
Conduct - (ANSWER)One's actions in general; behavior
Custom - (ANSWER)A long-established practice; an accepted behavior
Ideal - (ANSWER)a standard of perfection or excellence
Ophthalmic - (ANSWER)Pertaining to the eye
Otic - (ANSWER)pertaining to the ear (aural)
Aural - (ANSWER)Pertaining to the ear (otic)
Parenteral - (ANSWER)A medication route other than the digestive system. Examples include:
intravenous (IV), subcutaneous (subcut), Intramuscular (IM), mucosal
Subcutaneous - (ANSWER)Injected into the tissues just below the skin, dermis
Sublingual - (ANSWER)Under the tongue, without liquid
First step in med pass - (ANSWER)Wash Hands
Abuse - (ANSWER)The infliction of physical, sexual, verbal, mental, or emotional injury or harm. Example:
Forcing a resident to take medication
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Assault - (ANSWER)Threat or attempt to injure another in an unlawful manner. Example: Telling a
resident,"If youre not quiet, I'll tie your hands down"
Battery - (ANSWER)Unlawful application of force to the person of another. Example: Carrying out a
threat
Invasion of privacy - (ANSWER)A civil wrong that unlawfully makes public knowledge of any private or
personal information without the consent of the wronged person.
False imprisonment - (ANSWER)unjustified detention of a person. Example: Preventing a competent
resident from leaving a facility.
Libel - (ANSWER)A false and malicious publication in writing about an individual or group to a third party.
Malpractice - (ANSWER)Improper or negligent treatment of a resident or patient resulting in damage or
injury. Example: The CMT gives medications to the wrong resident and does not report the error to the
nurse.
Neglect - (ANSWER)Failure of person responsible for an individual to provide necessary services to
maintain physical and mental health of the individual, when such failure presents an imminent or
probable danger or death to the individual. Example: walking away from a resident's bedside without
putting the side rails up when side rail use is ordered by the physician and is included in the care plan.
Negligence - (ANSWER)Failure to perform in a reasonably prudent manner or by acceptable health care
practices. Example: Not giving medications to a resident as ordered by the physician.
Steps for nasal cannula - (ANSWER)Wash hands
Verify MAR with order, check allergies
Assemble equipment: o2 tank, nasal cannula, humidifier, no smoking sign, sterile distilled water
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If humidifier, fill w/ sterile water. Not required if under 3L/min
Knock on door and wait for permission
Identify self and explain purpose
Identify res. by name and ID
Set up O2
Check vital signs
Post no smoking sign
Observe frequently
Report and record
Slander - (ANSWER)To make any oral defamatory false remark about another; spoken words that tend to
damage the reputation of another
Unethical - (ANSWER)Not ethical; not representative of ideal behavior
Addiction - (ANSWER)Emotional or physiological dependence upon a drug which has progressed beyond
voluntary control.
Controlled drugs/substances - (ANSWER)Drugs covered by the Federal and State Controlled Substance
Acts
Physical dependence - (ANSWER)a physical state in which the body adapts to a drug and experiences
symptoms of withdrawal when the drug is abruptly stopped, or the dose is rapidly lowered. Physical
dependence is a normal result of the use of certain drugs and rarely leads to addiction.
Psychological dependence - (ANSWER)A compulsion to use a drug, often for its mood altering effects,
preoccupation with obtaining and using a drug. May lead to addiction.
, CMT MO State Test with all Correct & 100% Verified Answers |Actual
Complete Exam |Already Graded A+
Lethal dose - (ANSWER)Amount of a drug that will cause death.
Overdose - (ANSWER)A dose of a drug in an amount that causes an acute reaction such as coma or even
death.
Side Effects - (ANSWER)any effect of a drug other than the one for which it is given
Indications - (ANSWER)Various conditions or symptoms for which the drug may be given
Spansule - (ANSWER)small particles of a drug coated with compounds which require varying amounts of
time to dissolve
Enteric Coated - (ANSWER)Tablets that are coated so that they dissolve in the small intestines rather
than in the stomach
Placebo - (ANSWER)An inactive substance prescribed by a doctor as if it were an effective dose of
medication and believed by the resident to be a medication.
Toxicity - (ANSWER)Symptoms or effect of poisoning of the body by a drug due to large dose of a drug or
a cumulative effect of the drug.
Tolerance - (ANSWER)A condition in which the body becomes increasingly resistant to a drug due to
continued exposure; and requiring an increased amount of a drug to produce the same effect a lesser
amount previously produced.
Cumulative effect - (ANSWER)Buildup of a drug in the body that may occur rapidly or slowly over time.
Drug - (ANSWER)A substance taken into or applied to the body to treat or prevent a disease or condition
