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CMT Study Guide: Comprehensive Medication Management for Certified Medication Technicians, Exams of Advanced Education

This comprehensive study guide covers the essential knowledge and skills required for certified medication technicians (cmts) in the state of maryland. Detailed information on the proper administration, storage, and documentation of medications, as well as guidelines for ensuring patient safety and rights. It covers a wide range of topics, including the medication cycle, medication effects, emergency and non-emergency medical conditions, medication administration procedures, and the legal aspects of medication management. The study guide is designed to help cmts prepare for their certification exam and ensure they are equipped to provide safe and effective medication management in healthcare settings.

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2024/2025

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Download CMT Study Guide: Comprehensive Medication Management for Certified Medication Technicians and more Exams Advanced Education in PDF only on Docsity! CMT Study Guide Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Updated 2023. List the 4 reasons that medications are used - Correct Answer-1. to cure 2. to prevent 3. to manage 4. to relieve/reduce List the 4 basic rules - Correct Answer-1. Attend an MTTP class and be certified by the Maryland Nursing Board 2. Only a DN can delegate to CMT's 3. All prescription meds must have a Dr. order and a label 4. All Over the Counter Meds must have a Dr. Order and a Label List 8 components of the Medication Cycle - Correct Answer-1. Observe the person 2. Report Observations 3. assist in Dr. visits 4. Obtain Meds from pharmacy 5. Store meds safely 6. Administer meds correctly 7. Ensure meds are taken 8. Document correctly List 4 guidelines for ensuring an individuals rights - Correct Answer-1. Address the individual by name 2. Offer privacy during medication administration 3. Keep meds in a secure non public area 4. Do not hang medication records on wall List 3 effects of medication and give an example - Correct Answer-1. Desired- cough medicine relieves cough 2. Unwanted - cough medicine relieves cough but gives the pt diarrhea 3. No apparent- give cough medicine no effect Define an "objective sign" and give an example - Correct Answer-something measurable or observable with the pt; the pt has high blood pressure Define a "Subjective Symptom" and give an example - Correct Answer-Something the pt reports to us; abdominal pain List 3 examples of physical changes - Correct Answer-1. Weight Loss 2. Loss of appetite 3. fever List 3 examples of behavioral examples - Correct Answer-1. agitation 2. change in sleep pattern 3. changes in activity How frequently must non-psychotropic medications be reordered? - Correct Answer-90 days How frequently must psychotropic medications be reordered? - Correct Answer-90 days List 3 categories of changes that must be reported - Correct Answer-1. physical and behavioral changes 2. emergency 3. non-emergency List 4 conditions that are always considered emergency medical conditions - Correct Answer-1. uncontrollable bleeding 2. seizures that last longer than 5 minutes 3. seizures in water 4. one seizure after another List 3 physical conditions that are considered non emergency medical conditions - Correct Answer-1. fever greater than 101 degrees 2. 2 episodes of diarrhea in a 24 hr period 3. new onset of rash List 3 behavioral conditions that are considered non emergency medical conditions - Correct Answer-1. increase in behaviors 2. changes in sleep habits 3. scratching List 6 pieces of information that must be provided to the Dr. at the time of the appointment - Correct Answer-1. Insurance Card 2. Photo ID 3. Labs that the Dr. ordered 4. List of all the meds 5. Allergies 6. Diet List 6 questions to ask the Dr. when a new medication is prescribed - Correct Answer-1. What are the side effects 2. What is it for 3. How long before it works 4. Are there any special instructions 5. Are there any drug interactions 6. How is it to be administered