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the QMA can apply topical medication to minor skin conditions such as a stage one decubitus ulcer – ANSWER true the QMA an administer medication via metered dose inhaler

• ANSWER true the QMA can conduct a hemoccult testing and report result to the licensed nurse - ANSWER true the QMA can conduct a finger stick blood glucose testing, and report results to the nurse
• ANSWER true the QMA can apply a dressing to a minor skin tear that has been assessed by a licensed nurse
• ANSWER true the QMA can provide ordered site care and apply a dressing to a healed g-tube or J- tube
• ANSWER true the Qma can empty and change a colostomy bag
• ANSWER true the Qma can instill a commercially prepared disposable enema after the resident has been assessed by the licensed nurse and the licensed nurse has instructed the QMA to instill the enema
• ANSWER true the Qma can administer a sitz bath, if ordered by the physician an report any unusual observations to the licensed nurse
• ANSWER true the Qma can apply cold, dry compress as directed by the physician, and report any unusual observations to the licensed nurse
• ANSWER true

the Qma can collect fecal or urine specimens as ordered by the physician

• ANSWER true the Qma can document in the clinical record the Qma observations, including what the Qma sees, hears, or smells and document what is reported to the Qma by the resident - ANSWER true the Qma can administer medication used for intermittent positive pressure breathing(IPPD) treatments or any form of medication inhalation treatments, such as nebulizers
• ANSWER false the Qma can administer medication per nasogastric tube
• ANSWER false the Qma can instill irrigation fluids of any type, including a colostomy
• ANSWER false the Qma can instill irrigation fluids of any type, including a catheter
• ANSWER false the Qma can instill irrigation fluids of any type, including a enema
• ANSWER false the Qma can assume responsibility for receiving in writing or receive a verbal or telephone order
• ANSWER false the Qma can administer a treatment that involves advanced skin conditions, including stage one two and three decubitus ulcers
• ANSWER false The threat to use force against another person and carrying out the threat is
• ANSWER Assault and Battery All individuals are legally protected from?
• ANSWER Libel and slander and Assault and battery The omission or neglect of any reasonable precaution, care or action is?
• ANSWER Negligence Both healthcare workers and residents are protected by the standard of?
• ANSWER Reasonable care

separation of a resident from other residents or from his/her room or confinement to his/her room against the residents will or will of the residents legal representative - ANSWER involuntary seclusion. deliberate misplacement, exploitation or wrongful, temporary or placement use of a residents belongings or money without the residents consent

• ANSWER misappropriation of resident property verbal communication is
• ANSWER written or spoken words the Qma can observe and report to the facility's nurse reactions and side effects to medications exhibited by a resident?
  • ANSWER true the Qma can measure and document vital signs prior to the administration of medication that could affect or change the vital signs, report any abnormalities to the licensed nurse that would prohibit medication administration.
  • ANSWER true the Qma can administer regularly prescribed medication which the Qma has been trained to administer only after personally preparing(setting up) the medication to be administered
• ANSWER true the Qma shall document in a residents clinical record any medication that the Qma personally administered
• ANSWER true The Qma shall not document in a residents clinical record any medication that was administered by another person or not administered at all.
• ANSWER true the Qma can initiate oxygen per nasal cannula or non-sealing mask only in an emergency.
  • ANSWER true After the emergency the Qma shall verbally notify licensed nurse on duty or on call and appropriately document the action and notification
• ANSWER true the Qma can administer medication by the injection route
• ANSWER false the Qma can administer medication by the intramuscular route

• ANSWER false the qma can obtain oxygen saturation utilizing an oximeter that has been calibrated by a licensed or certified professional and report results to the licensed nurse - ANSWER true the Qma can apply physician-ordered oral, ophthalmic, otic, nasal, vaginal, and rectal medications.
  • ANSWER true the Qma can administer medication by the intravenous route
• ANSWER false the Qma can administer medication by the subcutaneous route
• ANSWER false the Qma can administer medication by the intradermal route
• ANSWER false the Qma can crush and administer medications if such preparation is appropriate per manufacturers instructions or physicians order
• ANSWER true the qma can alter capsules if prescribed to be administered in this altered manner by the physician
  • ANSWER true the Qma can count, administered and document controlled substances
• ANSWER true The Qma can administer medications per G-tube or J-tube
  • ANSWER true the Qma can administer previously ordered pro re nata (PRN) medication only if authorization is obtained from the facility's licensed nurse on duty or on call.
  • ANSWER true If authorization is obtained for residents PRN the QMA must document in the resident record symptoms indicating the need for the medication and time the symptoms occurred
• ANSWER true If authorization is obtained for residents PRN the QMA must document in the residents record that the facility's nurse was contacted, symptoms were described and permission was granted to administer the medication, including the time of contact.
  • ANSWER True

When giving a PRN medication, the nurse must cosign the clinical record - ANSWER true The Qma is allowed to treat a second degree burn if you follow the order exactly - ANSWER false The Qma must document in the clinical record any and all observations and what is reported by the resident - ANSWER true What is assault and battery? - ANSWER A verbal threat that is carried out Leaving a resident alone in the shower room, failing to report an observation or occurrence to the nurse, causing injury by using broken equipment would be an example of: - ANSWER Negligence Medication errors can be caused by: - ANSWER Lack of concentration, lack of knowledge, poor communication, performing outside your scope of practice If you have a medication error, you report it to the doctor immediately - ANSWER false Report all suspected abuse to the nurse __________________. - ANSWER immediately What is verbal communication? - ANSWER Written or spoken words What is sundowning? - ANSWER Increased confusion and restlessness in late afternoon When interacting with an anxious resident you should: - ANSWER Provide a quiet, calm environment away from groups When interacting with a combative resident you should: - ANSWER Remain calm and in control What is nosocomial infection? - ANSWER An infection acquired while in a facility When do you clean up a spill? - ANSWER immediately In the event of a fire, what does the R stand for? - ANSWER remove resident To use a fire extinguisher, what does the P stand for? - ANSWER pull the pin Medications: the trade/brand name is always: - ANSWER capital letters Synthetic medications are: - ANSWER man-made

The systemic effect of a medication _______________. - ANSWER effects the entire body The effects of medication is ________________. - ANSWER the observable results of change in the body An antagonistic effect is _________________. - ANSWER Negative effect that one chemical have with another chemical What organ excretes most medications? - ANSWER Kidneys What are legend medications? - ANSWER Medication that can only be obtained with a prescription Qma's can take phone orders if they repeat the order back to the doctor for accuracy. - ANSWER false What is distribution? - ANSWER Medication is carried to body cells through the bloodstream What is half-life? - ANSWER The time it takes half of the medication to leave the bloodstream What is excretion? - ANSWER The process by which medication is eliminated from the body What is nitroglycerin's classification? - ANSWER vasodilator What is Lasix's classification? - ANSWER Diuretic What is Dilantin's classification? - ANSWER Anticonvulsant What is Colace used for? - ANSWER laxative Where are sublingual medications placed? - ANSWER under the tongue What angle of the bed is fowler's position? - ANSWER 45-60 degrees Which is a lice infection which infests different body areas? - ANSWER Pediculosis Burns: what stage causes blisters on the skin? - ANSWER second degree What is an example of potassium replacement medication? - ANSWER K-Dur or Micro- K What do you check before giving a cardiotonic? - ANSWER pulse rate

What is the action for anti-inflammatory's? - ANSWER Decreases inflammation to treat arthritis What is the action for analgesics? - ANSWER alter perception of pain Which condition are mites that burrow under the skin? - ANSWER Scabies Aging effects on the skin.... - ANSWER Skin becomes fragile, skin becomes sagging and wrinkling, it reacts to temperature differently When using Elimite cream for scabies, apply everywhere except for their ______________. - ANSWER Face What is an adverse reaction to Elimite cream? - ANSWER skin irritation Which disorder causes "overproduction of fluid in the eye which causes increased pressure within the eye"? - ANSWER Glaucoma What type of treatment would you use for glaucoma? - ANSWER Medications to decrease intraocular pressure ___________ treats glaucoma. - ANSWER Timoptic Where do you place meds to treat glaucoma? - ANSWER Inside the lower lid, not directly on the eye How long do you wait between 2 different eye medications? - ANSWER At least 5 mins What is a nursing consideration for a ear wax control agent? - ANSWER Do not use without a physicians permission if the ear is draining What is cystitis? - ANSWER inflammation of the bladder What would be nursing considerations when giving potassium replacement medication?

• ANSWER give with food or after meals•dissolve effervescent tablets or powder in 8 ounces of water or juice•do not crush or break extended release tablets What blood vessel carries blood away from the heart? - ANSWER Artery What do white blood cells do? - ANSWER fight infection What is Myccardial Ischemia? - ANSWER Lack of oxygen supply to the heart What is an example of a cardiotonic? - ANSWER Digoxin

Which would be an example of an antihypertensive? - ANSWER Vasotec What would be a nursing consideration when taking an antihypertensive? - ANSWER check blood pressure at least weekly What is an adverse effect of anticoagulants? - ANSWER Hemorrhage (increase bleeding) What would be an example of a decongestant - ANSWER Robutussin Which medication is a Bronchodilator? - ANSWER Albuterol (Proventil) What is the action a bronchodilator - ANSWER opens bronchial tubes-lungs When do you take the residents pulse for a sitz bath? - ANSWER before and after What is the classification for Coumadin? - ANSWER Anticoagulant What would you do if the resident complained of dizziness during a sitz bath? - ANSWER discontinue bath and notify nurse How do you position the resident to instill ear medication? - ANSWER lateral What is hypoglycemia? - ANSWER low blood sugar What is hyperglycemia? - ANSWER high blood sugar What is CCMS? - ANSWER Clean catch midstream specimen When do you empty a colostomy? - ANSWER when 1/3 full What form of stool will you get in the colostomy bag - ANSWER soft When do you flush a feeding tube? - ANSWER Before and after medication How much water do you use to flush a feeding tube? - ANSWER 30 cc What position do you place a resident having seizures? - ANSWER on side Where are sublingual meds placed? - ANSWER under the tongue How do you prepare medication to be given per G-tube? - ANSWER crush and dilute What position do you place your resident in for an enema? - ANSWER sims

you must be _____ of a patients personal and medical information - ANSWER be informed residents have the ____ to refuse treatment, self-administering medications, choosing personal physician, participating in care planning, having visitors, maintaining personal possessions, and participating in activities in and out of the facility. - ANSWER Choice patients can _____ about services without fear of retaliation - ANSWER voice grievances residents should be free from & including physical and chemical restraint for discipline or convenience, verbal,mental, or physical abuse, corporal punishment for seclusion. - ANSWER freedom from abuse and restraint separation of a resident from other residents or from his/her room or confinement to his/her room against the residents will or will of the residents legal representative - ANSWER involuntary seclusion. deliberate misplacement, exploitation or wrongful, temporary or placement use of a residents belongings or money without the residents consent - ANSWER misappropriation of resident property verbal communication is - ANSWER written or spoken words the Qma can observe and report to the facility's nurse reactions and side effects to medications exhibited by a resident? - ANSWER true the Qma can measure and document vital signs prior to the administration of medication that could affect or change the vital signs, report any abnormalities to the licensed nurse that would prohibit medication administration. - ANSWER true the Qma can administer regularly prescribed medication which the Qma has been trained to administer only after personally preparing(setting up) the medication to be administered - ANSWER true the Qma shall document in a residents clinical record any medication that the Qma personally administered - ANSWER true The Qma shall not document in a residents clinical record any medication that was administered by another person or not administered at all. - ANSWER true the Qma can initiate oxygen per nasal cannula or non-sealing mask only in an emergency. - ANSWER true After the emergency the Qma shall verbally notify licensed nurse on duty or on call and appropriately document the action and notification - ANSWER true

the Qma can administer medication by the injection route - ANSWER false the Qma can administer medication by the intramuscular route - ANSWER false the qma can obtain oxygen saturation utilizing an oximeter that has been calibrated by a licensed or certified professional and report results to the licensed nurse - ANSWER true the Qma can apply physician-ordered oral, ophthalmic, otic, nasal, vaginal, and rectal medications. - ANSWER true the Qma can administer medication by the intravenous route - ANSWER false the Qma can administer medication by the subcutaneous route - ANSWER false the Qma can administer medication by the intradermal route - ANSWER false the Qma can crush and administer medications if such preparation is appropriate per manufacturers instructions or physicians order - ANSWER true the qma can alter capsules if prescribed to be administered in this altered manner by the physician - ANSWER true the Qma can count, administered and document controlled substances - ANSWER true The Qma can administer medications per G-tube or J-tube - ANSWER true the Qma can administer previously ordered pro re nata (PRN) medication only if authorization is obtained from the facility's licensed nurse on duty or on call. - ANSWER true If authorization is obtained for residents PRN the QMA must document in the resident record symptoms indicating the need for the medication and time the symptoms occurred - ANSWER true If authorization is obtained for residents PRN the QMA must document in the residents record that the facility's nurse was contacted, symptoms were described and permission was granted to administer the medication, including the time of contact. - ANSWER True If authorization is obtained for residents PRN obtain permission to administer the medication each time the symptoms occur in the resident - ANSWER True If authorization is obtained for residents PRN the QMA must ensure that the resident's record is cosigned by the licensed nurse who gave permission by the end of the nurse's

the Qma can administer a sitz bath, if ordered by the physician an report any unusual observations to the licensed nurse - ANSWER true the Qma can apply cold, dry compress as directed by the physician, and report any unusual observations to the licensed nurse - ANSWER true the Qma can collect fecal or urine specimens as ordered by the physician - ANSWER true the Qma can document in the clinical record the Qma observations, including what the Qma sees, hears, or smells and document what is reported to the Qma by the resident - ANSWER true the Qma can administer medication used for intermittent positive pressure breathing(IPPD) treatments or any form of medication inhalation treatments, such as nebulizers - ANSWER false the Qma can administer medication per nasogastric tube - ANSWER false the Qma can instill irrigation fluids of any type, including a colostomy - ANSWER false the Qma can instill irrigation fluids of any type, including a catheter - ANSWER false the Qma can instill irrigation fluids of any type, including a enema - ANSWER false the Qma can assume responsibility for receiving in writing or receive a verbal or telephone order - ANSWER false the Qma can administer a treatment that involves advanced skin conditions, including stage one two and three decubitus ulcers - ANSWER false In Indiana, which license type allows the licensee to perform real estate activities independently, without supervision from another broker? - ANSWER Managing broker If the seller in a residential transaction submits an amended disclosure to the buyer, the buyer has _____ to terminate the contract with return of the buyer's earnest money. - ANSWER Two business days Dylan, an Indiana broker, has shown his buyer client dozens of properties. His client finally settles on a home that's just outside his budget but that has a mother-in-law apartment. After first checking the zoning laws, Dylan assures him the apartment can be rented out to help with the mortgage. Has Dylan violated Indiana's professional standards of practice? - ANSWER No, because Dylan checked to make sure he was advising his client correctly.

You're representing Chris, who's selling her two-bedroom home. A few days before closing, a water pipe bursts, causing some minor water damage. What's Chris's obligation related to this change in property condition? - ANSWER She must disclose the issue to the buyer no later than at closing. Gemini Realty has a main office and three branch offices. Ten affiliated brokers work from the main office. Brenda, the managing broker at Gemini Realty, also manages one of the branch offices. Ted and Linda manage the other two branches. There are six affiliated brokers working from each branch office. Whose place of business is considered the main office of Gemini Realty? - ANSWER Brenda and the 10 affiliated brokers who work with her there Marcus earned his broker's license almost two years ago and has been happily practicing real estate ever since. What does he need to do soon in order to comply with commission requirements as an initial licensee? - ANSWER Complete his post-licensing education Indiana listing agent Stella is completing one of her legal duties to her client, Lorna, when she provides Lorna with ______. - ANSWER A closing statement itemizing all funds she handled for Lorna as part of the transaction An Indiana licensee who's representing a seller splits the commission earned on the transaction with the broker who represents the buyer. Is this compensation permitted? - ANSWER Yes, commission-splitting among persons licensed to perform real estate activities is permitted with seller authorization. Which of these agency relationships is prohibited by Indiana law? - ANSWER Sub- agency Which of these statements describes USPAP and its use? - ANSWER It provides guidelines for conducting and reporting an appraisal. If the Indiana Real Estate Commission notifies a broker that it will be auditing the brokerage escrow account records, what's NOT true about the broker's responsibility? - ANSWER Escrow account records, including bank statements, up to seven years old must be available if requested by the commission. Which of these statements about Indiana branch offices is true? - ANSWER Branch offices must be registered with the real estate commission prior to opening. Lorraine is an unlicensed assistant. Which of the following tasks is she permitted to perform for her broker? - ANSWER Assemble closing documents. Which of these situations on a property is NOT considered a psychological stigma in Indiana and would require seller disclosure? - ANSWER A test revealed high levels of radon.

Rosie, an Indiana broker, tells her buyer client, "That property is a steal at that price. I can guarantee you'll make a profit when you resell." Has Rosie violated Indiana's professional standards of practice? - ANSWER Yes, it's unlawful for a licensee to guarantee future profits buyers may realize when they re-sell a property they're considering purchasing. Woodrow helps his neighbor sell his home in Carmel by assisting with negotiations. He receives no compensation for his assistance. Based on this one transaction, Woodrow ______. - ANSWER Doesn't need a real estate license Jared is working with buyer clients who wish to make an offer on a property they've just seen, but they want to make a ridiculously low offer, and he's afraid they will offend the seller. What should he do? - ANSWER Explain his concern and encourage them to offer more, but be willing to write the offer if they desire. When you're representing a property owner, what must you do before you're allowed to advertise or offer the property for sale, lease, or rent? - ANSWER Obtain written permission from the property owner If Steve, an Indiana real estate broker, performs an appraisal for a fee, which of these actions must he take? - ANSWER He must follow USPAP in his appraisal and report. Derek is having postcards printed to advertise his services as an Indiana real estate broker. He'll use his name, Derek Dibbley, on the card. What else do Indiana real estate advertising rules require him to include? - ANSWER The company name of his associating brokerage, as it appears on the company's license Charles is a licensed real estate broker in Kentucky. He's representing the buyer in the sale of a commercial building located in Bloomington, Indiana. It's a complex transaction, and Charles is working in conjunction with Indiana broker Bev to complete it. Is Charles acting legally? - ANSWER Yes, because he's working in cooperation with an Indiana broker who's seen proof of Charles' Kentucky broker's license. Chantal's client, Mimi, is in love with a house, and she makes a written offer to purchase. The seller's agent informs Chantal that his client has verbally accepted Mimi's offer. What should Chantal tell Mimi? - ANSWER Her offer isn't yet valid. Consent to limited agency in Indiana requires both parties to sign a form that includes ______. - ANSWER A statement explaining that the limited agent represents parties whose interests in the transaction are different or even adverse Which of these activities is an unlicensed assistant in Indiana allowed to do? - ANSWER Calculate the commission on a transaction. You're representing buyer Carrie, who's looking for a small home to call her own. For which of these properties should you expect to review a Seller's Residential Real Estate

Sales Disclosure form with her? - ANSWER A single-family home the current occupant has listed as For Sale by Owner Generally speaking, which of the following may be considered a stigmatized property? - ANSWER A home where a homicide, suicide, or haunting occurred Non-residents filing broker applications in Indiana must affiliate with ______. - ANSWER An Indiana broker company When working with buyer clients who want to make a lowball offer that you know won't be accepted, what should you do? - ANSWER Explain your concern and encourage them to offer more, but be willing to write the offer if they desire. When advertising real estate, which of these actions is required of an Indiana licensee?

• ANSWER Identifying clearly that the property advertised for sale is being offered by someone licensed in real estate, not a private party In many states, including Indiana, a real estate license is required ______. - ANSWER When performing real estate activities for others, for compensation of any kind When the commission determines a licensee's offense requires disciplinary action, which of these is a possible penalty it will impose? - ANSWER A fine of $1,000 per violation New Indiana licensees have their continuing education requirements waived for ______ while they complete their post-licensing education. - ANSWER Two years Five consumers won a judgment against a licensee for a total of $65,000. The consumers applied to the recovery fund, and they discovered that they won't each receive full payment since the fund liability is limited to $50,000 per licensee. How will they be paid? - ANSWER When losses exceed the liability, consumers are paid in a rate proportional to their losses. Ed is an Indiana broker associated with managing broker Petra. What's true about the CE requirements Ed and Petra must meet? - ANSWER Ed and Petra must each take 12 hours of CE each year between July 1 and June 30. As a buyer's agent, writing a quality offer will help your clients _______. - ANSWER Avoid legal trouble When the Indiana Real Estate Commission chooses to examine a licensee's records, what is its purpose in doing so? - ANSWER To ensure the licensee's records comply with the commission's rules and standards