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Question 1/101/10
Authorized Duties and Legal Scope
Authorized Duties and Legal Scope
Authorized Duties and Legal Scope
A QMA may administer a medication only when it has been prescribed or ordered, is within the aide’s training and delegation, and ______.
Select the answer:Select the answer
1 correct answer
A.
the resident’s identity and medication rights have been verified
B.
the resident says the medication is unnecessary
C.
the aide changes the dose to match the resident’s symptoms
D.
the aide has watched another employee give it once
Medication administration must follow a valid order, applicable law, delegation, training, and required safety checks, including verifying the resident and medication rights. A resident’s refusal or concern must be reported rather than overridden. A QMA cannot independently change a dose, and observing another employee does not establish authorization or competency.
Right Answer: A
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Question 2/102/10
Medication Administration, Observation, and Reporting
Medication Administration, Observation, and Reporting
Medication Administration, Observation, and Reporting
Before administering a medication, the QMA should compare the medication label with the _____ at the required checkpoints.
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1 correct answer
A.
MAR and resident identification
B.
resident's meal preference
C.
room assignment sheet
D.
previous shift's staffing schedule
The medication administration record (MAR) and resident identification help verify the right resident, medication, dose, route, time, and other required elements. A meal preference, room assignment sheet, and staffing schedule do not provide the complete medication-administration information needed for this safety check.
Right Answer: A
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Question 3/103/10
Medication Concepts, Body Systems, and Measurements
Medication Concepts, Body Systems, and Measurements
Medication Concepts, Body Systems, and Measurements
In medication calculations, 1 gram is equivalent to ____ milligrams.
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1 correct answer
A.
1,000 milligrams
B.
100 milligrams
C.
10 milligrams
D.
0.1 milligrams
The metric conversion is 1 gram equals 1,000 milligrams. One hundred milligrams, 10 milligrams, and 0.1 milligrams represent progressively smaller amounts and do not equal 1 gram.
Right Answer: A
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Question 4/104/10
Authorized Duties and Legal Scope
Authorized Duties and Legal Scope
Authorized Duties and Legal Scope
During a medication pass, a resident asks the QMA to crush a tablet because swallowing has become difficult. The prescription does not state whether the tablet may be crushed. What should the QMA do?
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1 correct answer
A.
Crush it because the resident requested assistance
B.
Mix it with food without documenting the change
C.
Hold the medication and obtain direction from the supervising nurse or authorized prescriber
D.
Ask another resident whether the tablet is easy to swallow
A QMA should not alter a dosage form without an authorized direction because some tablets must remain intact, such as extended-release or enteric-coated products. The supervising nurse or prescriber can determine whether an alternative is appropriate. A resident’s request does not authorize alteration, informal advice is unreliable, and undocumented mixing does not resolve the safety or legal issue.
Right Answer: C
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Question 5/105/10
Medication Administration, Observation, and Reporting
Medication Administration, Observation, and Reporting
Medication Administration, Observation, and Reporting
During a medication pass, Mr. Lee says that the tablet looks different from the one he usually receives. The label matches the MAR, but the QMA is still uncertain. What should the QMA do?
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1 correct answer
A.
Administer it because the MAR is signed and current
B.
Ask another resident whether the tablet looks familiar
C.
Pause administration and verify the medication with the supervisor or pharmacist
D.
Document the dose as refused before investigating
An unfamiliar appearance combined with uncertainty requires the QMA to stop and obtain verification from the appropriate supervisor or pharmacist before administration. A current MAR does not eliminate the need to investigate a discrepancy. Another resident cannot verify medications, and documenting a refusal would be inaccurate because the resident has not refused the dose.
Right Answer: C
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Question 6/106/10
Medication Concepts, Body Systems, and Measurements
Medication Concepts, Body Systems, and Measurements
Medication Concepts, Body Systems, and Measurements
During a medication pass, a resident vomits shortly after swallowing an oral tablet. What should the QMA do?
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1 correct answer
A.
Give another tablet immediately
B.
Document that the medication was refused
C.
Notify the nurse and do not repeat the dose unless directed
D.
Offer the medication again with a different beverage
Vomiting may prevent absorption, but repeating the dose could cause an overdose if some medication was absorbed. The QMA should notify the nurse, document the event according to policy, and follow further instructions. Giving another tablet or changing the beverage without direction is unsafe, and vomiting is not the same as medication refusal.
Right Answer: C
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Question 7/107/10
Authorized Duties and Legal Scope
Authorized Duties and Legal Scope
Authorized Duties and Legal Scope
A QMA’s legal scope generally permits the aide to perform a delegated medication task but does not permit the aide to independently assess a new symptom, diagnose a condition, or change treatment.
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1 correct answer
A.
Accurate, because assessment, diagnosis, and treatment changes remain outside the usual QMA role
B.
Inaccurate, because a trained QMA may make treatment decisions for familiar residents
C.
Inaccurate, because medication aides may prescribe routine medications
D.
Accurate only when the resident gives verbal permission
The statement is accurate in describing the usual boundary: a QMA may perform authorized, delegated tasks but does not independently assess, diagnose, prescribe, or modify treatment. Familiarity with a resident does not expand legal scope, training does not create prescribing authority, and resident permission cannot replace required professional authorization.
Right Answer: B
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Question 8/108/10
Medication Administration, Observation, and Reporting
Medication Administration, Observation, and Reporting
Medication Administration, Observation, and Reporting
A resident who received a newly prescribed medication develops facial swelling and difficulty breathing. The QMA should treat these findings as an emergency, obtain immediate help according to facility policy, and document and report the response.
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1 correct answer
A.
The statement is unsafe because only a nurse may call for emergency assistance
B.
The statement is appropriate because the symptoms may indicate a life-threatening reaction
C.
The statement is incomplete because documentation should occur before help is requested
D.
The statement is incorrect because medication reactions are expected after new prescriptions
Facial swelling and difficulty breathing may signal a severe allergic reaction requiring immediate emergency action. The QMA should summon help promptly, follow facility procedures, and report and document the event afterward or as soon as safely possible. Delaying assistance for documentation is unsafe, and these symptoms are not routine expected effects.
Right Answer: B
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Question 9/109/10
Medication Concepts, Body Systems, and Measurements
Medication Concepts, Body Systems, and Measurements
Medication Concepts, Body Systems, and Measurements
A medication administration statement reads: “An enteric-coated tablet may be crushed and mixed with applesauce.” How should this statement be evaluated?
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1 correct answer
A.
It is appropriate for all oral tablets
B.
It is unsafe because enteric-coated tablets should generally remain intact
C.
It is required whenever a resident has difficulty swallowing
D.
It is safe if the tablet is crushed into a fine powder
Enteric coatings protect the medication from stomach acid or protect the stomach from the medication. Crushing can destroy that intended release or protective function. Difficulty swallowing should be addressed through an approved alternative formulation or professional direction, not by independently crushing the tablet.
Right Answer: B
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Question 10/1010/10
Authorized Duties and Legal Scope
Authorized Duties and Legal Scope
Authorized Duties and Legal Scope
A QMA documents, “Resident appears sick, so I increased the prescribed dose.” Identify the best correction.
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1 correct answer
A.
“Resident refused the medication; no further action is needed.”
B.
“Resident appears sick; QMA will select a different medication.”
C.
“Resident appears sick; medication was increased according to personal judgment.”
D.
“Resident reported feeling ill; medication was not changed, and the supervising nurse was notified.”
A QMA should document the resident’s reported or observed condition, avoid independently changing medication, and promptly notify the supervising nurse according to policy. Refusal does not eliminate the need for follow-up, selecting a different medication exceeds scope, and increasing a dose based on personal judgment is unauthorized and potentially dangerous.
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Total number of questions:30
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