Medical Quiz

Medication Administration Quiz

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Intradermal angle of insertion

A. 90 degrees

B. 45-90 degrees

C. 15-25 degrees

D. 5-15 degrees


Means by mouth

A. NPO

B. PO

C. AC

D. PC

E. PRN


Can be scanned as a patient identifier

A. Hospital wristband

B. QR code on door

C. DL

D. Barcode on medication


Most common IM sites
Except?

A. Deltoid

B. Triceps

C. Ventrogluteal

D. Vastus lateralis


give medication 30 minutes to 1 hour after order given. Except?

A. Urgent

B. ASAP

C. STAT

D. Now


It is okay to override the system and administer a medication as long as the pharmacist is working on it

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


Can be done as a “piggyback”

A. intramuscular

B. subcutaneous

C. PICC

D. IV


Patient identifiers. Except?

A. Name

B. DOB

C. hospital wristband

D. Medical record number

E. Room number


The marks on the side of a tuberculin syringe represent

A. Units

B. mL

C. mcL

D. TB


type of injection for insulin

A. Intradermal

B. Subcutaneous

C. Intramuscular

D. Intravenous


use a needle hub that can be turned and tightened with this syringe

A. Insulin

B. Luer

C. Non-Luer

D. Toomey


allergic reaction symptoms, Except?

A. rash

B. swelling

C. circulatory collapse

D. cough


Can be self administered

A. IM

B. IV

C. Subcutaneous

D. Intradermal


study of the absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion

A. pharmacology

B. pharmacokinetics

C. pharmacodynamics

D. Iatrogenicology


Put initials, date, and time on a/an ______ and dispose of after 24 hours

A. Single-dose vial

B. Ampule

C. Multidose vial

D. Insulin vial


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