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Certified Medication Aide Practice Exam
with Complete Solution
1.
3
Factors
that
affect
drug
absorption?:
Age, Sex,
Weight
2.
Seven Rights of Drug Administration: 1.) Right Resident 2.) Right Medication 3.) Right Dose 4.)
Right route 5.) Right
time 6.) Right Documentation 7.) Right to Refuse
3. Which of the following must you have completed to become a CMA:
All of the
above
4. While you are giving medications as CMA, your good friend pat comes up to the medication
cart to talk to you. She is finished with her work and is telling you in detail about her date the
evening before. What will you do?:
Explain to Pat that
you will have to hear about it later, after you give the, medications
5.
When you are giving medications to Mr.Smith you accidently give him two aspirin tablets
instead of the one tablet that is ordered. As soon as he has
swallowed the aspirin you realize your
mistake what will you do?: Immediately tell
your supervisor
6.
You are scheduled to work on Tuesday the 12th from 3pm to 11 pm when
you wake up
Tuesday morning at 10 you feel sick. When should you call your supervisor to tell him you will
not be able to come in to work?: 10 am
7. Normal Blood Pressure Range: 110-140
8.
Give Isopto Carpine 2 gtt od TID what will you give?: 2 drops of isopto carpine in the right
eye three times a day
9.
Delcort Ung BID TOP To Rash what does this mean?: Delcort ointment twice a day applied
topically to rash
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Certified Medication Aide Practice Exam

with Complete Solution

1. 3 Factors that affect drug absorption?: Age, Sex, Weight

2. Seven Rights of Drug Administration: 1.) Right Resident 2.) Right Medication 3.) Right Dose 4.) Right route 5.) Right

time 6.) Right Documentation 7.) Right to Refuse

3. Which of the following must you have completed to become a CMA: All of the above

4. While you are giving medications as CMA, your good friend pat comes up to the medication

cart to talk to you. She is finished with her work and is telling you in detail about her date the evening before. What will you do?: Explain to Pat that you will have to hear about it later, after you give the, medications

5. When you are giving medications to Mr.Smith you accidently give him two aspirin tablets

instead of the one tablet that is ordered. As soon as he has swallowed the aspirin you realize your mistake what will you do?: Immediately tell your supervisor

6. You are scheduled to work on Tuesday the 12th from 3pm to 11 pm when you wake up

Tuesday morning at 10 you feel sick. When should you call your supervisor to tell him you will not be able to come in to work?: 10 am

7. Normal Blood Pressure Range: 110- 140

8. Give Isopto Carpine 2 gtt od TID what will you give?: 2 drops of isopto carpine in the right eye three times a day

9. Delcort Ung BID TOP To Rash what does this mean?: Delcort ointment twice a day applied topically to rash

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10. Mr. Washington has orders for a medicine called Lipitor an " antihyperlipi- demic" This

medicine is given to what: Work against high fat in the blood

11. When you take mr.wu's blood pressure you hear heartbeats immediatley upon releasing the

thumb screw of the cuff what will you do?: Wait three minutes with the cutt ott repeat the blood pressure and pump the cutt 30 mmhg higher than you did on the first attempt

12. While working as a CMA the nursing supervisor tells you to report any signs of fluid

retention in Mr.Jones what will you look for?: Weight gain and Edema

13. Mrs White has a new heart medication she complains of feeling dizzy, espe- cially when

she stands up suddenly. Which of the following cardiovascular side effects might she be experiencing?: Decreased Blood Pressure

14. Mr. Black complained about seeing rings light " halos " around lighted objects what

medication might be rising to toxic levels in Mr. Blacks Blood?: Digoxin ( Heart Medicine )

15. As you give medications you notice that Ms.Chong has antihyperlipidemic ordered. You

know that Ms.Chong must have high ?: Cholesterol and Triglycerides

16. Mr.Black is taking an anticoagulant You know that he should be watched for signs of:

Bleeding

17. MrsWhite is taking a thiazide diuretic a major side effect of this drug could be?: low

potassium

18. Mr.Jones is taking a medication that decreases the amount of acid made by his stomach

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32. A (n) is an unfavorable or harmful unintended action of a medication-

: adverse reaction

33. A drug interaction can occur when: Another substance or medication is is present in the body

34. Informaton included in the medication order: The dosage and form of the medication

35. The uap takes the pulse on an adult male and counts 72 beats per minute the uap knows

that this rate is: about average for an adult

36. When counting the respirations remember that the average rate of respira- tions is

per minute: 12-

37. Normal blood pressure may be affected by many factors including: Emotion and weight

38. When measuring a blood pressure: Place the cutt 4 inches above the elbow

39. When measuring blood pressure place the bell of the stethescope over the: Brachial

Artery

40. The cardio vascular system is driven by the: Heart

41. The cardio vascular system works to: Bring oxygen and nourishment to the cells and remove waste products

42. A common disorder of the cardiovascular system would be: Congestive heart failure

43. The endocrine system is made up of: Glands

44. The glands of the endocrine

system release that control the body's activities and growth: Hormones

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45. A common disorder of the endocrine system would be: Diabetes Militus

46. The Gastrointestinal system works to: Break down transport and absorb nutrients from food as well as remove

waste

47. Two of the structures in the gastrointestinal system are the: Mouth and stomach

48. A common disorder in the gastrointestinal system would be: Hermia

49. The Integumentary system works to: Protect the other systems from infection, regulate temper- ature, and eliminate

some waste products

50. The skin does many things to keep the body healthy including: It protects the inner structures and

organs by forming a closed covering

51. Acute attacks of gout are usually treated with: Colchicines

52. An example of a muscle relaxant is: Flexiril

53. Antipyretic medications are used to: Reduce fever

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67. The abbreviation " C" with a line over it means: With

68. The abbreviation " cap" means: Capsule

69. The abbrevition "d/c" means: Discontinue

70. The abbreviation " g" means: Gram

71. The abbreviation "hs" means: Hour of sleep. or bed time

72. The abbreviation " mg " means: Milligram

73. The abbreviation " OD" means: Right eye

74. A pressure ulcer also called a decubitus ulcer ulcer is a (n): Open area of the skin over a bony area

75. The Musculoskeletal system is made up of the: Skeleton and muscles

76. Two structures of the musculoskeletal system are the: Muscles and ligaments

77. A common disorder of the musculoskeletal system would be: Arthristis

78. The nervous system works to: control and coordinate all body activities

79. Two of the structures of the nervous system would be: Parkinson's disease

80. The reproductive system works to: Produce reproductive cells and sex hormones

81. A common disorder of the male reproductive system would be: Prostate Cancer

82. A common disorder of the female reproductive system would be: A rectocele

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83. The respiratory system works to: Bring in oxygen for the blood and remove the waste product, carbon dioxide

84. Two of the structures in the respiratory system are the: Trachea and Nose

85. The medical term for the windpipe is the: Trachea

86. A Common disorder of the respiratory system would be: Pneumonia

87. The urinary system works to: Excrete liquid waste, manage blood chemistry, and manage fluid balance in the

body

88. The main organs of the urinary system are the: Kidneys

89. A common disorder of the urinary system would be: Urinary Incontinence

90. The most common early symptoms of digitalis toxicity are anorexia and: Nau- sea,

Vomiting,Arrhythmias

91. If a person taking a vasodialator complains of headache and lightheaded- ness, the uap should:

Take the person's blood pressure and contact the HCP if the blood pressure reading is lower than normal for the person

92. Another name for high blood pressure: Hypertension

93. Anticoagulant medications are

used after a (n) has formed: Thrombus

94. Coumadin is an example of an medication:

Anticoagulant

95. A common Antiplatelet medication is: Aspirin

96. Expectorant Medications are used to: Help loosen mucus and thin bronchial secretion

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104. Mucosal protective medications work by: Protecting the lining of the stomach

105. Medications such as Prilosec and Prevacid are known as gastric acid pump inhibitors.

These medications work by: Suppressing the secretion of gastric acid

106. Which laxative would be used for chronic constipation: Metamucil

107. Antiemetics would be used to treat: Motion sickness

108. Warning signs of kidney or urinary tract disorders include: Hematuria and swelling of the hands

and feet

109. Thiazide Diuretics are used to treat conditions including: Hypertension and Dieresis

110. Lasix may Cause many side effects including: Allergic Reaction

111. SOme medications may discolor urine. For example Pyridium will turn urine-

: Red or Orange

112. Ditropan Has many side effects including: Drowsiness

113. Grave's Disease is a condition that: Is caused by too much thyroid hormone in the blood

114. Thyroid medications can cause many side effects including: Palpitations

115. Medications used to treat hyperthyroidism include: Radioactive Iodine and Tapazole

116. A medication that lowers blood sugar levels is called a: Hypoglycemic

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117. Glucophage can cause many side effects including: A metallic taste in the mouth

118. Inflammation is: A normal response to infection injury or irritation of living tissue

119. An example of a corticosteroid is: Prednisone

120. nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are used to: Alleviate arthritis pain and reduce joint stittness

121. An example of an NSAID medication is: Naprosyn

122. A large dose of salicylate medications such as aspirin may cause side effects including:

Blurred vision and ringing in the ears ( tinnitus )

123. A person taking celebrex should not take: antacids