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Question #41
Requip is a medication used to decrease restless leg syndrome and as a treatment for Parkinsonism by mimicking dopamine in the brain.
What type of drug is Requip?
  1. A
    Idiosyncratic
  2. B
    Antagonist
  3. C
    Agonist
  4. D
    Paradoxical

Correct Answer:
C

Question #42
Levothyoxine (Synthroid) should be administered early in the morning, on an empty stomach, and the resident __________.
  1. A
    will need to wait 3 to 4 hours before eating or drinking anything.
  2. B
    should not eat for at least 1 hour but may drink soda or milk.
  3. C
    should wait 15 minutes before eating.
  4. D
    should wait at least 30 minutes before eating or drinking.

Correct Answer:
D

Question #43
When is metoclopramide (Reglan) given?
  1. A
    1 hour before meals
  2. B
    30 minutes before meals
  3. C
    1 hour before meals and at bedtime
  4. D
    30 minutes before meals and at bedtime

Correct Answer:
D

Question #44
A resident is prescribed a new antihypertensive medication known as a beta-blocker. After three days on the medication, the resident’s heart rate is 54 and he complains of wheezing.
Which of the following is the best action for the MA to take regarding medication administration of the beta-blocker?
  1. A
    Wait until bedtime to give the next dose.
  2. B
    Hold the next dose and report to the nurse.
  3. C
    Give the medication and report to the nurse.
  4. D
    Call the physician and report the resident’s response.

Correct Answer:
B

Question #45
Which of following is not a side effect of phenytoin (Dilantin)?
  1. A
    Confusion
  2. B
    Hyperactivity
  3. C
    Sleepiness
  4. D
    Rash

Correct Answer:
C

Question #46
What is known as the reaction to antihyperglycemic medication that causes a person to shake and feel nervous?
  1. A
    Hyperglycemia
  2. B
    Hypothyroidism
  3. C
    Hypoglycemia
  4. D
    Hyperthyroidism

Correct Answer:
C

Question #47
Which of the following actions could lead to a battery charge?
  1. A
    A resident asks you to stop a procedure. You inform him or her that you have been instructed by his or her physician to complete the procedure. You complete the procedure over the objections of the resident.
  2. B
    You explain a procedure to a resident and do the procedure after asking permission.
  3. C
    You stop a procedure when asked to do so by the resident.
  4. D
    At his or her request, you give medication to calm the resident so the procedure can be performed.

Correct Answer:
A

Question #48
An MA can be charged with negligence when he or she administers the correct __________.
  1. A
    medication
  2. B
    medication to the right person
  3. C
    medication to the right person in the wrong way
  4. D
    medication to the right person in the right way

Correct Answer:
C

Question #49
A nursing assistive personnel such as a MA-C or CNA __________.
  1. A
    is a licensed nurse
  2. B
    may practice in the same way as a nurse
  3. C
    cannot be charged with negligence
  4. D
    can work within their job description

Correct Answer:
D

Question #50
What is the average daily dose of the oral hypoglycemic agent glyburide (Glucotrol)?
  1. A
    5mg to 10mg TID
  2. B
    2.5mg to 20mg BID
  3. C
    2.5mg to 20mg QID
  4. D
    2.5mg to 20mg QD

Correct Answer:
D

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