Question 1

In the order,Neosporin ointment tid to L knee,the Neosporin ointment would be applied:

Accepted Answer

A) three times a day. 
B) four times a day 
C) two times a day 
D) once a day 
A) three times a day. 
B) four times a day 
C) two times a day 
D) once a day

Question 2

An example of a common computerized medication cart is:

Accepted Answer

A) I-med. 
B) Pyxis. 
C) TPN. 
D) WOW 
A) I-med. 
B) Pyxis. 
C) TPN. 
D) WOW

Question 3

PCA refers to:

Accepted Answer

A) patient council administration. 
B) patient-controlled analgesia. 
C) piggyback codeine administration. 
D) parenteral central alimentation. 
A) patient council administration. 
B) patient-controlled analgesia. 
C) piggyback codeine administration. 
D) parenteral central alimentation.

Question 4

A route of medication administration that bypasses the gastrointestinal (GI)tract,such as an injection or IV line,is referred to as the _____ route.

Accepted Answer

A) parental 
B) parenteral 
C) hyperalimentation 
D) central 
A) parental 
B) parenteral 
C) hyperalimentation 
D) central

Question 5

What type of medication order is Ambien 15 mg PO q HS?

Accepted Answer

A) Standing 
B) One time 
C) Short order series 
D) prn 
A) Standing 
B) One time 
C) Short order series 
D) prn

Question 6

The patient has an order for PPD today.The physician most likely suspects the presence of:

Accepted Answer

A) valley fever. 
B) tuberculosis. 
C) gastric hyperacidity. 
D) viral infection. 
A) valley fever. 
B) tuberculosis. 
C) gastric hyperacidity. 
D) viral infection.

Question 7

Medications given to increase urination are called:

Accepted Answer

A) anticoagulants. 
B) antiemetics. 
C) diuretics. 
D) antibiotics. 
A) anticoagulants. 
B) antiemetics. 
C) diuretics. 
D) antibiotics.

Question 8

An example of a drug with an automatic stop date is:

Accepted Answer

A) Ambien (zolpidem) 
B) Advil,Motrin (ibuprofen) 
C) ASA 
D) Valium (diazepam) 
A) Ambien (zolpidem) 
B) Advil,Motrin (ibuprofen) 
C) ASA 
D) Valium (diazepam)

Question 9

Total parenteral nutrition (TPN)means that the:

Accepted Answer

A) parents of the pediatric patient are responsible for all feedings. 
B) patient is eating all meals in a typical manner. 
C) patient is receiving calories,proteins,vitamins,and other nutrients directly into the bloodstream. 
D) IV the patient is receiving contains all nutrients needed to sustain life. 
A) parents of the pediatric patient are responsible for all feedings. 
B) patient is eating all meals in a typical manner. 
C) patient is receiving calories,proteins,vitamins,and other nutrients directly into the bloodstream. 
D) IV the patient is receiving contains all nutrients needed to sustain life.

Question 10

Which class of drug (with example)can lower cholesterol?

Accepted Answer

A) Antilipidemic (Lipitor [atorvastatin]) 
B) Anticoagulant (Coumadin [warfarin]) 
C) Antidiabetic (Diabinese [chlorpropamide) 
D) Antiemetic (Vistaril [hydroxyzine]) 
A) Antilipidemic (Lipitor [atorvastatin]) 
B) Anticoagulant (Coumadin [warfarin]) 
C) Antidiabetic (Diabinese [chlorpropamide) 
D) Antiemetic (Vistaril [hydroxyzine])

Question 11

The patient has asthma and was admitted because of severe complications.A drug that the physician is likely to order to best treat this disorder is:

Accepted Answer

A) aminophylline. 
B) Valium (diazepam) 
C) Glucotrol (glipizide) 
D) Humalog (insulin lispro) 
A) aminophylline. 
B) Valium (diazepam) 
C) Glucotrol (glipizide) 
D) Humalog (insulin lispro)

Question 12

The metric system is a system used for:

Accepted Answer

A) weights and measures. 
B) recording a patient's temperature. 
C) recording a patient's blood pressure. 
D) calculating the time it takes an IV bag to empty. 
A) weights and measures. 
B) recording a patient's temperature. 
C) recording a patient's blood pressure. 
D) calculating the time it takes an IV bag to empty.

In the order,Neosporin ointment tid to L knee,the Neosporin ointment would be applied:

An example of a common computerized medication cart is:

PCA refers to:

A route of medication administration that bypasses the gastrointestinal (GI)tract,such as an injection or IV line,is referred to as the _____ route.

What type of medication order is Ambien 15 mg PO q HS?

The patient has an order for PPD today.The physician most likely suspects the presence of:

Medications given to increase urination are called:

An example of a drug with an automatic stop date is:

Total parenteral nutrition (TPN)means that the:

Which class of drug (with example)can lower cholesterol?

The patient has asthma and was admitted because of severe complications.A drug that the physician is likely to order to best treat this disorder is:

The metric system is a system used for:

Health Unit Coordinating

Overview of Health Care Today

The Nursing Department and Medical Staff

Communication Devices and Their Uses

Communication and Interpersonal Skills

Workplace Behavior

Management Techniques and Problem Solving Skills for Health Unit Coordinating

The Patients Chart or Electronic Medical Record

Health Unit Coordinator Role in Processing of Electronic, preprinted, and Handwritten Doctors Orders

Patient Activity, patient Positioning, and Nursing Observation Orders

Nursing Intervention or Treatment Orders

Nutritional Care Orders

Laboratory Orders

Diagnostic Imaging Orders

Other Diagnostic Studies

Treatment Orders

Miscellaneous Orders

Admission,preoperative,and Postoperative Procedures

Discharge, transfer, and Postmortem Procedures

Reports, infection Control, emergencies, and Special Services

Medical Terminology, basic Human Structure, and Disorders

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Exam 13: Medication Orders

In the order,Neosporin ointment tid to L knee,the Neosporin ointment would be applied:

An example of a common computerized medication cart is:

PCA refers to:

A route of medication administration that bypasses the gastrointestinal (GI)tract,such as an injection or IV line,is referred to as the _____ route.

What type of medication order is Ambien 15 mg PO q HS?

The patient has an order for PPD today.The physician most likely suspects the presence of:

Medications given to increase urination are called:

An example of a drug with an automatic stop date is:

Total parenteral nutrition (TPN)means that the:

Which class of drug (with example)can lower cholesterol?

The patient has asthma and was admitted because of severe complications.A drug that the physician is likely to order to best treat this disorder is:

The metric system is a system used for:

Health Unit Coordinating

Overview of Health Care Today

The Nursing Department and Medical Staff

Communication Devices and Their Uses

Communication and Interpersonal Skills

Workplace Behavior

Management Techniques and Problem Solving Skills for Health Unit Coordinating

The Patients Chart or Electronic Medical Record

Health Unit Coordinator Role in Processing of Electronic, preprinted, and Handwritten Doctors Orders

Patient Activity, patient Positioning, and Nursing Observation Orders

Nursing Intervention or Treatment Orders

Nutritional Care Orders

Laboratory Orders

Diagnostic Imaging Orders

Other Diagnostic Studies

Treatment Orders

Miscellaneous Orders

Admission,preoperative,and Postoperative Procedures

Discharge, transfer, and Postmortem Procedures

Reports, infection Control, emergencies, and Special Services

Medical Terminology, basic Human Structure, and Disorders

Filters