MAP KNOWLEDGE TEST WITH ALL CORRECT & 100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED A+
1. MAP Consultant A valuable medication information resource who can answer questions
about spe- cific med issues or med procedures. When you contact
them, have the medication and med sheet available; contact them if
there is a STAFF error or 5 rights do not agree. E.g. registered nurse,
registered pharmacist, health care provider (HCP).
2. Principles of
Medication Ad- 1. Mindfulness
ministration 2. Supporting abilities
3. Communication
3. Minfulness One of the principles of med administration that emphasizes always
remaining alert and focused and thinking about what you are doing.
4. Supporting Abili-
ites One of the principles of med administration that emphasizes helping
the pt function as independently as possible and encouraging them to
participate fully in the med admin process.
5. Communication One of the principles of med administration that emphasizes reading
the HCP order, pharmacy label, and med sheet, checking 5 rights, and
talking + listening to the pt while you are administering their medication;
also includes: listening, documenting, body language, facial expression,
tone of voice, speaking clearly, asking questions when needed.
6. Respectin
g Rights Pts have right to:
1. Confidentiality
2. Know what their meds are and the reasons they are taken
3. Know the risks associated with taking med
4. Know the benefits of the med
5. Refuse med
6. Be given med only as ordered by HCP
7. Observation The process of watching someone carefully in order to obtain information.
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8. Objective Factual information you see, hear, feel, smell, or measure.
Obser- vation
9. Subjective Obser- Observations that come from working with a person who
communicates how they
vation are feeling.
10. Reporting Giving spoken or written information of something observed or told. I
am respon- sible for making note of any physical or behavioral changes
in pt.
11. Immediate
Re- porting Reporting without delay as soon as possible after a change is observed;
may prevent a small change observed from becoming a major health
issue and allows the appropriate treatment to be ordered ASAP.
12. 911 The person to call when:
-Pt falls and can't get up
-Pt complains of chest pain, has diflculty breathing, or is choking
-Pt is unresponsive
-MAP Con. recommends you hang up and call
13. Poison Controll The person to call when:
-Pt ingests a foreign substance such as detergent
-MAP Con. recommends you hang up and call
14. MAP
Consultant # The person to call when:
-An occurrence (error) is made when administering med
-Med received from pharmacy seems ditterent from HCP order
-I notice medication is ditterent in color, size, shape, and/or markings from
the last time it was obtained
-I am not able to administer med based on the strength of med
received from pharm
15. Prescribing HCP The person to call when (*a pt screws up/is attected):
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-Med is refused
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ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED A+
1. MAP Consultant A valuable medication information resource who can answer questions
about spe- cific med issues or med procedures. When you contact
them, have the medication and med sheet available; contact them if
there is a STAFF error or 5 rights do not agree. E.g. registered nurse,
registered pharmacist, health care provider (HCP).
2. Principles of
Medication Ad- 1. Mindfulness
ministration 2. Supporting abilities
3. Communication
3. Minfulness One of the principles of med administration that emphasizes always
remaining alert and focused and thinking about what you are doing.
4. Supporting Abili-
ites One of the principles of med administration that emphasizes helping
the pt function as independently as possible and encouraging them to
participate fully in the med admin process.
5. Communication One of the principles of med administration that emphasizes reading
the HCP order, pharmacy label, and med sheet, checking 5 rights, and
talking + listening to the pt while you are administering their medication;
also includes: listening, documenting, body language, facial expression,
tone of voice, speaking clearly, asking questions when needed.
6. Respectin
g Rights Pts have right to:
1. Confidentiality
2. Know what their meds are and the reasons they are taken
3. Know the risks associated with taking med
4. Know the benefits of the med
5. Refuse med
6. Be given med only as ordered by HCP
7. Observation The process of watching someone carefully in order to obtain information.
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ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED A+
8. Objective Factual information you see, hear, feel, smell, or measure.
Obser- vation
9. Subjective Obser- Observations that come from working with a person who
communicates how they
vation are feeling.
10. Reporting Giving spoken or written information of something observed or told. I
am respon- sible for making note of any physical or behavioral changes
in pt.
11. Immediate
Re- porting Reporting without delay as soon as possible after a change is observed;
may prevent a small change observed from becoming a major health
issue and allows the appropriate treatment to be ordered ASAP.
12. 911 The person to call when:
-Pt falls and can't get up
-Pt complains of chest pain, has diflculty breathing, or is choking
-Pt is unresponsive
-MAP Con. recommends you hang up and call
13. Poison Controll The person to call when:
-Pt ingests a foreign substance such as detergent
-MAP Con. recommends you hang up and call
14. MAP
Consultant # The person to call when:
-An occurrence (error) is made when administering med
-Med received from pharmacy seems ditterent from HCP order
-I notice medication is ditterent in color, size, shape, and/or markings from
the last time it was obtained
-I am not able to administer med based on the strength of med
received from pharm
15. Prescribing HCP The person to call when (*a pt screws up/is attected):
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-Med is refused
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