A provider orders 800 mg of Ibuprofen. Pharmacy dispenses 200 mg tablets. How many tablets are required?

A patient drank 14 fl oz of a sports drink after physical therapy. How many mL is this?

A patient weighs 223 lb. What is the weight in kg (nearest tenth)?

A patient’s fever is 103.4°F. Convert this to °C (nearest tenth).

A provider orders 32 mg of methylprednisolone IM. Vial concentration = 8 mg/mL. How many mL should be given?

A liquid antibiotic is labeled 100 mg/2 mL. The ordered dose is 350 mg. How many mL are needed?

A heparin vial is labeled 20,000 units/mL. Order: 5,000 units. How many mL should be drawn up?

A child weighs 61.6 lb. Convert to kg (nearest tenth).

Infuse 650 mL over 5 hours using 15 gtt/mL. Calculate gtt/min.

Infuse 300 mL over 2 hours using 10 gtt/mL. gtt/min?

Infuse 1,200 mL over 6 hours using 20 gtt/mL. gtt/min?

Infuse 80 mL of an IV antibiotic over 30 minutes using 15 gtt/mL. gtt/min?

A medication is ordered at 4 mg/kg for a patient weighing 72 kg. Total dose?

What does the prefix “tachy-” mean?

The root “pulmon/o” refers to:

The suffix “-megaly” means:

“Neuralgia” most closely means:

“Hypoglycemia” means:

Which situation represents direct contact transmission?

A contaminated scalpel must be disposed of in a:

To safely remove PPE after caring for a patient on contact precautions, the first item removed should be:

The federal agency that sets standards to protect healthcare workers from hazards is:

A doctor explains a procedure, its risks, benefits, and alternatives before a patient signs. This is an example of:

HIPAA mainly protects:

Which task is within a CCMA’s scope of practice?

A major adverse effect of opioid medications includes:

A patient receiving morphine becomes unresponsive with slow breathing. Which medication should be prepared?

Medications ending in "-caine" (e.g., benzocaine) are typically:

NSAIDs may cause which serious side effect?

A patient suddenly develops slurred speech and unequal pupils. What should the CCMA do first?

Neuropathic pain is best described as:

A normal adult pulse rate is:

A temperature of 99.0°F is considered:

You find a teen athlete collapsed on a gym floor. They're unresponsive and only gasping. What should you do first?

When an AED arrives, which step comes first?

AED states "shock advised." What should happen next?

A post-surgical patient is restless, breathing 28/min, and SpO2 drops to 86%. What is your priority action?

A patient reports a painful, red area around a wound with warmth and swelling. Which term best describes this?

A patient weighs 92 kg and is ordered 6 mg/kg of a medication. Total dose?

Raymond, a patient with no medical background, is confused about his recent diagnosis of “hypertension.” How would you explain this term in layman’s terms?

Which term best describes a position closer to the midline of the body?

When preparing a patient for a general physical examination, which position is most appropriate for examining the abdomen?

Which route of drug administration typically results in the fastest onset of action?

Which of the following is the most immediate and appropriate first-line treatment for an anaphylactic reaction to a bee sting?

You are entering a medication history into a patient’s electronic health record. Which of the following is the correct way to enter 500 mg of Amoxicillin taken by mouth every 8 hours for 7 days?

Which link in the chain of infection is directly disrupted by proper hand hygiene practices?

When performing CPR on an adult, what is the recommended depth of chest compressions according to the latest American Heart Association guidelines?

Sylvia, a 35-year-old patient with pain following a severe motor vehicle collision, has been prescribed medication by her physician. The medication has a high potential for abuse, but also has accepted medical use for treatment of pain. Which drug schedule would this medication most likely fall?

Which of the following is considered a critical component of the Rights of Medication Administration?

You find an adult female patient unresponsive and not breathing. After calling for help and initiating CPR, you retrieve an AED. When it arrives, what is the next immediate step you should take?

Mr. Ramirez has been prescribed medication for a skin infection. The medication needs to be applied directly to the affected area to ensure maximum effectiveness and minimal systemic absorption. Which form of medication is the most appropriate?

Which of the following is the most appropriate method for disposing of unused controlled substances in a clinical setting?

Which pharmacokinetic process is primarily responsible for determining the bioavailability of an orally administered drug?

Which of the following actions best follows the CDC’s guidelines for preventing healthcare-associated infections in a clinical setting?

A patient with COPD becomes anxious and says they “can’t catch their breath,” and SpO₂ is 89%. What should the CCMA do?

A 45-year-old patient presents with an elevated blood pressure reading. Which of the following would be considered hypertensive according to the American Heart Association guidelines?

Which term refers to the surgical removal of a portion of the skull?

Which of the following measures is most effective in preventing the spread of an airborne pandemic?

If a child weighs 44 pounds, and the medication prescribed is 15 mg/kg, how many mg of medication should the child receive? (Note: 1 kg = 2.2 lbs)