CRMA QUIZ COMPREHENSIVE EXAM SCRIPT COMPLETE QUESTIONS VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS
Question:
A CRMA cannot administer most injectable meds. What are the exceptions?
Answer:
epipen and insulin
Question:
what is the best practice when storing external and internal medications?
Answer:
keep them in seperate bins. Not different locked areas.
Question:
what does MAR stand for?
Answer:
medication administration record
Question:
what people can a CRMA go to when help is needed?
Answer:
administrator, supervisor, pharmacist, physician, licensed nurse
Question:
what other resources can CRMAs utilize when help is needed?
, Answer:
drug handbooks, poison control (emergencies), reliable websites, medication inserts, drug
manufacturers
Question:
six links in the chain of infection
Answer:
germ, a place for the germ to live, a portal of exit, mode of transmission (fluid/droplets), susceptible
new host, portal of entry (germ finds new host)
Question:
what's the #1 way to break the chain of infection?
Answer:
wash hands, clean surfaces
Question:
what are some common signs of infection?
Answer:
inflamed skin, fever/chills, pus, nausea, vomiting, persistent diarrhea, sore throat/cough,
painful/burning urination
Question:
What are the five vital signs?
Answer:
Body Temp, heart Rate, Respiratory Rate, Blood Pressure, and oxygen saturation
Question:
SOLUTIONS
Question:
A CRMA cannot administer most injectable meds. What are the exceptions?
Answer:
epipen and insulin
Question:
what is the best practice when storing external and internal medications?
Answer:
keep them in seperate bins. Not different locked areas.
Question:
what does MAR stand for?
Answer:
medication administration record
Question:
what people can a CRMA go to when help is needed?
Answer:
administrator, supervisor, pharmacist, physician, licensed nurse
Question:
what other resources can CRMAs utilize when help is needed?
, Answer:
drug handbooks, poison control (emergencies), reliable websites, medication inserts, drug
manufacturers
Question:
six links in the chain of infection
Answer:
germ, a place for the germ to live, a portal of exit, mode of transmission (fluid/droplets), susceptible
new host, portal of entry (germ finds new host)
Question:
what's the #1 way to break the chain of infection?
Answer:
wash hands, clean surfaces
Question:
what are some common signs of infection?
Answer:
inflamed skin, fever/chills, pus, nausea, vomiting, persistent diarrhea, sore throat/cough,
painful/burning urination
Question:
What are the five vital signs?
Answer:
Body Temp, heart Rate, Respiratory Rate, Blood Pressure, and oxygen saturation
Question: