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WorksheetsNHA CCMA CH 3 Pharmacology
Total questions: 61
Worksheet time: 41mins
lisinopril is
for hypotension
an antihypertensive
a generic name for Tylenol
A medical assistant can call in (to the Pharmacy) a regular (non controlled substance) drug once the provider has ordered it
True
False
What is the issue with controlled substances?
they are not therapeutic
they are all illegal
they have a potential for abuse and addiction
they are hard to find at the pharmacy
The therapeutic effect is
not desired by the patient
the time the medication is metabolized
what the medication is prescribed for; relief of symptoms
an adverse readction
Click the categories of Scheduled Medications
Schedule I
Schedule II
Schedule III
Schedule IV
Schedule V
Side effects are:
pleasant
Nausea & Vomiting N/V (is an example of)
can go away in time
can limit the usefulness of the medication
What is an adverse event?
a severe allergic reaction which stops the future use of the drug
a typical side effect that is expected
the event that relieves symptoms
the act of a provider prescribing medication
the good effects, what we want to happen
indication
therapeutic effects
side effect
contraindication
adverse effect
reason why the patient needs the medication is the
indication
therapeutic effect
side effect
contraindication
adverse effect
A hormone like estrogen is given as a
curative
therapeutic
replacement
palliative
A schedule V drug Has
High potential for abuse
Moderate to Low Potential for Abuse.
Illegal, no medical use
Has limited quantities of narcotics in them. Low Potential for Abuse.
A schedule I drug includes
Morphine
Heroin
Tylenol with codeine
Ativan
unwanted actions by a drug but fairly mild and common like being sleepy after taking certain medications
indication
therapeutic effects
side effects
contraindication
adverse effect
undesirable effects but may be harmful
indication
therapeutic effects
side effects
contraindication
adverse effects
reasons why a drug should not be prescribed to a certain patient
indication
therapeutic effects
side effects
contraindications
adverse effect
metabolism of a drug occurs in the
stomach
spleen
kidney and liver
mouth
A rule of documentation:
Document prior to giving the medication
Document after giving the medication
Document that another person gave the medication
What should you never do:
Administer a medication someone else prepared (other than a pharmacist)
Administer a medication after you clarify the order with the MD
Administer a medication to a new patient
Administer multiple medications at one time
What should you check after receiving a medication order before administering it?
patient's room
patient's allergies
that you documented it correctly
220 pounds equals to ___ kg
100
110
400
440
13 cc is equal to
3 ml
13 ml
3 tsp
3 oz
Substances that slow down the body's functions and reactions are called
depressants
inhalants
antivirals
medicines
____________________ are medicines that reduce or kill harmful bacteria.
antibiotics
depressants
hallucinogens
inhalants
narcotics
Drugs like cocaine that speed up the body's functions and reactions are called
____________________.
antibiotics
depressants
stimulants
inhalants
narcotics
Some common ___________________ of taking medication include headaches, upset
stomach, and drowsiness.
antibiotics
depressants
stimulants
side effects
narcotics
You do not need a physician's order to purchase _____________________ medicines
at a drugstore.
antibiotics
physical dependence
prescription
psychological dependence
over-the-counter medicine
The oral route of medication administration
Is under the tongue
Is through injection
Is via an IV
Is through ingestion via esophagus
The administration route refers to
how a drug leaves the body
how a drug enters the body
why a drug enters the body
none of the above
The term contraindication is defined as the:
reason for using a drug
manifestations of adverse drug reactions
reasons to not use a drug
physiologic response and movement of a drug in the body
Medication history is a part of patient assessment?
True
False
The HCP gave you an order to give 500 mg acetaminophen. The pharmacy sends you 1 gm Tylenol. How many tablets do you give?
1/2 tab
1 tab
2 tab
5 tabs.
Which classes of medications would a prescription of guaifenesin/codeine belong to?
Antihistamine/antitussive
Vasoconstrictor/antipyretic
Analgesic/expectorant
Expectorant/antitussive
A patient presents with wheezes and shortness of breath, the nurse should anticipate administering which medication as a neutralizer treatment?
Tiotropium, anticholinergic
Montelukast, leukotriene receptor antagonist
Acetylcysteine, mucolytic
albuterol, Beta-adrenergic
2.2 lbs = ___________ kg
1
10
100
1000
1 teaspoon = ______ ml
5
15
50
500
ac
air conditioner
auto correct
artery connection
before meals
QID
once daily
at the fourth hour
four times a day
three times a day
PRN
as needed
post rehabilitation needs
pain
orally or by mouth
NPO
PO
BM
OU
tab
tablet
tabicular
table
There are 5mL is 1 tsp.
True
False
NPO
not a thing to eat or drink
no policy on file
nothing by mouth
nihil per os
1 ounce equals __________ mL.
10
15
30
45
