Question 1

Match each abbreviation commonly used in administering medications with its meaning.
-Twice daily

Accepted Answer

A) ac 
B) noc 
C) bid 
D) Sig 
E) STAT
F)pc
G)po
H)prn
I)qh
J)qs
K)sol
L)tid
M)tinc 
A) ac 
B) noc 
C) bid 
D) Sig 
E) STAT
F)pc
G)po
H)prn
I)qh
J)qs
K)sol
L)tid
M)tinc

Question 2

Match each abbreviation commonly used in administering medications with its meaning.
-Tincture

Accepted Answer

A) ac 
B) noc 
C) bid 
D) Sig 
E) STAT
F)pc
G)po
H)prn
I)qh
J)qs
K)sol
L)tid
M)tinc 
A) ac 
B) noc 
C) bid 
D) Sig 
E) STAT
F)pc
G)po
H)prn
I)qh
J)qs
K)sol
L)tid
M)tinc

Question 3

Prescriptions are most often provided for ____ medications.

Accepted Answer

A)  topical 
B)  injectable 
C)  inhalable 
D)  oral 
A)  topical 
B)  injectable 
C)  inhalable 
D)  oral

Question 4

​Match the following term to its definition or description.
-​Refers to the agency that has oversight for hospitals adhering to regulations that allow them to bill for Medicare reimbursement for medical services provided

Accepted Answer

A) ​enema 
B) ​Joint Commission 
C) ​narcotic 
D) ​ointment 
E) ​parenteral
F)​prescription
G)​right documentation
H)​salve
I)​Seven Rights
J)​suppository 
A) ​enema 
B) ​Joint Commission 
C) ​narcotic 
D) ​ointment 
E) ​parenteral
F)​prescription
G)​right documentation
H)​salve
I)​Seven Rights
J)​suppository

Question 5

Topical medications do not come in which form?

Accepted Answer

A)  ointment 
B)  salve 
C)  spray 
D)  injectable 
A)  ointment 
B)  salve 
C)  spray 
D)  injectable

Question 6

Match each abbreviation commonly used in administering medications with its meaning.
-Immediately

Accepted Answer

A) ac 
B) noc 
C) bid 
D) Sig 
E) STAT
F)pc
G)po
H)prn
I)qh
J)qs
K)sol
L)tid
M)tinc 
A) ac 
B) noc 
C) bid 
D) Sig 
E) STAT
F)pc
G)po
H)prn
I)qh
J)qs
K)sol
L)tid
M)tinc

Question 7

​Match the following term to its definition or description.
-​Refers to seven elements that must be considered when administering medication,which are right patient,right medication,right dose (amount),right route (method),right technique,right time (schedule),and right documentation

Accepted Answer

A) ​enema 
B) ​Joint Commission 
C) ​narcotic 
D) ​ointment 
E) ​parenteral
F)​prescription
G)​right documentation
H)​salve
I)​Seven Rights
J)​suppository 
A) ​enema 
B) ​Joint Commission 
C) ​narcotic 
D) ​ointment 
E) ​parenteral
F)​prescription
G)​right documentation
H)​salve
I)​Seven Rights
J)​suppository

Question 8

The ____ method of administering medication involves placing the medication under the tongue.

Accepted Answer

A)  transdermal 
B)  sublingual 
C)  parenteral 
D)  topical 
A)  transdermal 
B)  sublingual 
C)  parenteral 
D)  topical

Question 9

​Match the following term to its definition or description.
-​An ointment

Accepted Answer

A) ​enema 
B) ​Joint Commission 
C) ​narcotic 
D) ​ointment 
E) ​parenteral
F)​prescription
G)​right documentation
H)​salve
I)​Seven Rights
J)​suppository 
A) ​enema 
B) ​Joint Commission 
C) ​narcotic 
D) ​ointment 
E) ​parenteral
F)​prescription
G)​right documentation
H)​salve
I)​Seven Rights
J)​suppository

Question 10

​Match the following term to its definition or description.
-​A drug capable of producing sleep and relieving pain or inducing unconsciousness and even death,depending upon the dosage

Accepted Answer

A) ​enema 
B) ​Joint Commission 
C) ​narcotic 
D) ​ointment 
E) ​parenteral
F)​prescription
G)​right documentation
H)​salve
I)​Seven Rights
J)​suppository 
A) ​enema 
B) ​Joint Commission 
C) ​narcotic 
D) ​ointment 
E) ​parenteral
F)​prescription
G)​right documentation
H)​salve
I)​Seven Rights
J)​suppository

Question 11

Match each term with its definition.
-Direct and complete instructions composed by a provider or other licensed practitioner for administering medications to a patient while he or she is in the facility or office

Accepted Answer

A) sublingual 
B) inhalation 
C) intramuscular 
D) intranasal 
E) intrathecal
F)intravenous
G)otic
H)subcutaneous
I)topical
J)transdermal
K)off-label use
L)medication order 
A) sublingual 
B) inhalation 
C) intramuscular 
D) intranasal 
E) intrathecal
F)intravenous
G)otic
H)subcutaneous
I)topical
J)transdermal
K)off-label use
L)medication order

Question 12

When preparing a prescription,you first obtain the order from the chart and then:

Accepted Answer

A)  fill in the prescription fields 
B)  compare patient identifiers 
C)  obtain the prescriber's signature 
D)  document the prescription correctly in the patient's chart 
A)  fill in the prescription fields 
B)  compare patient identifiers 
C)  obtain the prescriber's signature 
D)  document the prescription correctly in the patient's chart

Question 13

​Match the commonly used abbreviation with its meaning.
-​Milliliter

Accepted Answer

A) ​mcg 
B) ​mL 
C) ​NPO,npo 
D) ​BSA 
E) ​contra
F)​QAM
G)​DC,DISC,disc,d/c
H)​EENT
I)​Q or q followed by a number (2,3,etc. )
J)​QID,qid 
A) ​mcg 
B) ​mL 
C) ​NPO,npo 
D) ​BSA 
E) ​contra
F)​QAM
G)​DC,DISC,disc,d/c
H)​EENT
I)​Q or q followed by a number (2,3,etc. )
J)​QID,qid

Question 14

Match each term with its definition.
-Given through the nares

Accepted Answer

A) sublingual 
B) inhalation 
C) intramuscular 
D) intranasal 
E) intrathecal
F)intravenous
G)otic
H)subcutaneous
I)topical
J)transdermal
K)off-label use
L)medication order 
A) sublingual 
B) inhalation 
C) intramuscular 
D) intranasal 
E) intrathecal
F)intravenous
G)otic
H)subcutaneous
I)topical
J)transdermal
K)off-label use
L)medication order

Question 15

​Many factors must be included in recording medication information on the patient's chart.Match the details that should be included in recording medications.Note: Answers may be used more than once.
-​Be sure to check the expiration date of the medication before administering it

Accepted Answer

A) ​who 
B) ​what 
C) ​when 
D) ​where 
E) ​why 
A) ​who 
B) ​what 
C) ​when 
D) ​where 
E) ​why

Exam 53: Administering Oral and Non-Injectable Medications

Match each abbreviation commonly used in administering medications with its meaning. -Twice daily

Match each abbreviation commonly used in administering medications with its meaning. -Tincture

Prescriptions are most often provided for ____ medications.

​Match the following term to its definition or description. -​Refers to the agency that has oversight for hospitals adhering to regulations that allow them to bill for Medicare reimbursement for medical services provided

Topical medications do not come in which form?

Match each abbreviation commonly used in administering medications with its meaning. -Immediately

​Match the following term to its definition or description. -​Refers to seven elements that must be considered when administering medication,which are right patient,right medication,right dose (amount),right route (method),right technique,right time (schedule),and right documentation

The ____ method of administering medication involves placing the medication under the tongue.

​Match the following term to its definition or description. -​An ointment

​Match the following term to its definition or description. -​A drug capable of producing sleep and relieving pain or inducing unconsciousness and even death,depending upon the dosage

Match each term with its definition. -Direct and complete instructions composed by a provider or other licensed practitioner for administering medications to a patient while he or she is in the facility or office

When preparing a prescription,you first obtain the order from the chart and then:

​Match the commonly used abbreviation with its meaning. -​Milliliter

Match each term with its definition. -Given through the nares

​Many factors must be included in recording medication information on the patient's chart.Match the details that should be included in recording medications.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -​Be sure to check the expiration date of the medication before administering it

The Medical Assistant

The Health Care Team and the Medical Environment,past and Present

Legal Issues

Ethical Issues

Verbal and Nonverbal Communications

Applying Communication Skills

Introduction to Medical Terminology

Understanding and Building Medical Terms of Body Systems

Anatomic Descriptors and Fundamental Body Structure

The Nervous System

The Senses

The Integumentary System

The Skeletal System

The Muscular System

The Respiratory System

The Circulatory System

The Immune System

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The Urinary System

The Endocrine System

The Reproductive System

Telephone Communications

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Scheduling Appointments and Receiving Patients

The Medical Record,documentation,and Filing

Health Insurance

A Icd-10 Update: Procedural and Diagnostic Coding

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Patient Accounts

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Patient Billing,posting Patient Payments,and Collecting Fees

Banking Procedures

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Pharmacology Fundamentals

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Emergencies in the Medical Office and the Community

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Rehabilitation

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Practicum and the Job Search

Managing the Office

Filters

Match the following term to its definition or description. -Refers to the agency that has oversight for hospitals adhering to regulations that allow them to bill for Medicare reimbursement for medical services provided

Match the following term to its definition or description. -Refers to seven elements that must be considered when administering medication,which are right patient,right medication,right dose (amount),right route (method),right technique,right time (schedule),and right documentation

Match the following term to its definition or description. -An ointment

Match the following term to its definition or description. -A drug capable of producing sleep and relieving pain or inducing unconsciousness and even death,depending upon the dosage

Match the commonly used abbreviation with its meaning. -Milliliter

Many factors must be included in recording medication information on the patient's chart.Match the details that should be included in recording medications.Note: Answers may be used more than once. -Be sure to check the expiration date of the medication before administering it