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Question #31
Diuretics are medications that are primarily prescribed for a patient with the following conditions __________.
  1. A
    Swelling of the feet and ankles
  2. B
    Low sodium levels in the blood
  3. C
    Low blood pressure
  4. D
    Feelings of light-headedness upon standing

Correct Answer:
A

Question #32
True or false: Residents have the right to refuse to take medications.
  1. A
    TRUE
  2. B
    FALSE

Correct Answer:
A

Question #33
Which of the following may cause a medication error?
  1. A
    Giving a resident their pain medication as requested
  2. B
    Following the “rights” of medication administration
  3. C
    Being familiar with the medication
  4. D
    Talking with colleagues while administering medications

Correct Answer:
D

Question #34
An MA reviews the Medication Administration Record and notices that an error has occurred. A resident was given the wrong medication.
What should the MA’s first action be to?
  1. A
    Inform the resident
  2. B
    Call a lawyer
  3. C
    Inform the nurse or supervisor
  4. D
    Call the physician

Correct Answer:
C

Question #35
Many medications have side effects.
Which of the following is a side effect that the Medication Aide should watch for when giving an antidysrhythmic medication?
  1. A
    Increased energy
  2. B
    Fatigue
  3. C
    Low heart rate
  4. D
    High blood pressure

Correct Answer:
C

Question #36
One important way to note if a resident’s behavior is different from the norm is by doing __________.
  1. A
    Asking the resident whether this behavior is usual for him or her.
  2. B
    Being familiar with the resident’s normal behavior.
  3. C
    Asking the supervisor about each resident’s normal behavior.
  4. D
    Checking with the CNA who cared for the resident last week.

Correct Answer:
B

Question #37
For which group of patients should dosages be calculated by weight?
  1. A
    Small adults
  2. B
    Very large adults
  3. C
    Children
  4. D
    The elderly

Correct Answer:
C

Question #38
A medication is given for anxiety but causes the resident to become more anxious; this is called a(n) ___________ effect.
  1. A
    Idiosyncratic
  2. B
    Paradoxical
  3. C
    Antagonist
  4. D
    Agonist

Correct Answer:
B

Question #39
A couple of antipsychotic medications are known to have caused cases of muscle pain and muscle breakdown.
This type of drug reaction is known as __________.
  1. A
    Idiosyncratic
  2. B
    Paradoxical
  3. C
    Antagonist
  4. D
    Agonist

Correct Answer:
A

Question #40
When the drug naloxone is administered to block the effects of an opioid narcotic, the drug action is known as __________.
  1. A
    Idiosyncratic
  2. B
    Antagonist
  3. C
    Agonist
  4. D
    Paradoxical

Correct Answer:
B

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