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ADMINISTER ORAL TABLET/CAPSULE

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

According to the practicum criteria, what is the first step a student must successfully perform when administering an oral tablet or capsule?

a)

Select the correct drug and concentration

b)

Read and interpret the veterinarian’s order

c)

Open the animal’s mouth

d)

Maintain control of the head or muzzle

2.

Which criterion carries the highest number of points in this practicum?

a)

Reading and interpreting the veterinarian’s order

b)

Selecting the correct drug and concentration

c)

Opening the mouth of the animal

d)

Maintaining control of the head or muzzle

3.

How many total points are possible for the oral tablet/capsule administration practicum?

a)

45

b)

50

c)

55

d)

60

4.

Which action directly ensures the medication is swallowed effectively during administration?

a)

Maintaining control of the animal’s head or muzzle

b)

Using an appropriate technique to encourage the patient to swallow

c)

Reading the veterinarian’s order carefully

d)

Selecting the correct concentration

5.

What is the point value assigned to ‘Communicative ability, professionalism, articulation and customer relations’ in this practicum?

a)

10 points

b)

5 points

c)

15 points

d)

0 points

6.

Which criterion focuses on safety by preventing harm to the patient while still allowing medication administration?

a)

Opening the mouth of the animal

b)

Selecting the correct drug and concentration

c)

Controlling the animal adequately without harming the patient

d)

Encouraging the patient to swallow

7.

When administering an oral tablet/capsule, why is maintaining control of the head or muzzle important?

a)

It ensures correct drug selection

b)

It allows the student to read the order accurately

c)

It stabilizes the animal during medication administration

d)

It increases the total points possible

8.

Which combination of skills is evaluated under professional communication in this practicum?

a)

Dosage calculation and restraint

b)

Articulation, professionalism, communicative ability, and customer relations

c)

Pill placement and mouth opening

d)

Order interpretation and documentation

9.

A student opens the animal’s mouth and places the capsule correctly but forgets to encourage swallowing. Which criterion did they not meet?

a)

Maintaining control of the head or muzzle

b)

Using an appropriate technique to encourage the patient to swallow

c)

Reading and interpreting the order

d)

Communicative ability

10.

Which step comes before opening the animal’s mouth in the logical sequence of safe tablet/capsule administration?

a)

Encouraging the patient to swallow

b)

Maintaining head/muzzle control

c)

Selecting the correct drug and concentration

d)

Customer relations

11.

During a veterinary practicum on administering aural medication, what position should the ear pinna be held in while delivering the medication into the ear canal?

a)

Folded downward

b)

Held upright

c)

Pulled slightly backward and downward

d)

Left in its natural resting position

12.

Which action confirms that the correct amount of aural medication is delivered without contamination during administration?

a)

Touching the ear canal with the bottle tip

b)

Using gloved hands and avoiding contact with nonsterile surfaces

c)

Letting the patient shake the head before dosing

d)

Adding extra drops to compensate for leakage

13.

What outcome indicates proper massage after aural medication is placed in the ear canal?

a)

A visible foam forms on the outer ear flap

b)

A swishing sound from medication moving around in the ear canal

c)

Immediate drying of the canal

d)

No movement of medication is detected

14.

After administering aural medication, what should the student do to manage excess solution?

a)

Leave it to evaporate naturally

b)

Wipe any solution that leaked onto the outside of the ear flap or hair

c)

Rinse the ear with water

d)

Add more medication to replace the leaked amount

15.

Which practice aligns with communicative ability, professionalism, articulation, and customer relations during the practicum?

a)

Avoid explaining steps to reduce time

b)

Talk through practicum steps clearly with the judge

c)

Only demonstrate silently

d)

Use technical jargon without explanation

16.

According to the rubric, which criterion carries the highest point value?

a)

Massaging the base of the outside of the ear canal causing a swishing sound

b)

Wiping leaked solution from the ear flap or hair

c)

Communicative ability and professionalism

d)

Administering the proper amount of medication into the ear canal without contamination

17.

What is the total possible points for the aural medication practicum section?

a)

45

b)

50

c)

55

d)

60

18.

Which of the following is NOT a listed criterion in the aural medication practicum?

a)

Holding the ear pinna upright

b)

Causing a swishing sound by massaging the base of the ear canal

c)

Measuring the patient’s temperature after dosing

d)

Wiping solution that leaked onto the outside of the ear flap or hair

19.

During the massage step, where should the student apply pressure to move the medication within the ear canal?

a)

On the tip of the ear pinna

b)

At the base of the outside of the ear canal

c)

Inside the ear canal with a cotton swab

d)

On the animal’s jawline

20.

Which sequence best reflects the practicum steps emphasized in the rubric?

a)

Massage canal, administer medication, wipe leakage, communicate with judge

b)

Administer medication correctly with ear pinna upright, massage to create swishing sound, wipe any leakage, communicate professionally

c)

Communicate with judge, wipe leakage, massage canal, administer medication

d)

Wipe leakage first, administer medication, massage canal, communicate