CRMA Test Questions & Answers
If you have a question regarding a pharmacy label, who is the best person to call for
clarification? - ✔✔pharmacist
name one of two injectable medications that a CRMA can be taught to adm
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CRMA Test Questions & Answers
If you have a question regarding a pharmacy label, who is the best person to call for
clarification? - ✔✔pharmacist
name one of two injectable medications that a CRMA can be taught to administer as specifically
stated in section 7 of the rules? - ✔✔insulin and epipen
a person who has an order for Cimetidine 1 tab PO TID ac. you give one tablet at 9 AM.
breakfast is served at the facility at 7:30 AM
Is this an error?
Why or why not? - ✔✔Yes because it was served after the meal and it was supposed to be served
before the meal
list four types of resources available to you regarding questions about medications -
✔✔pharmacist, nurse, drug book, internet
an example of a side effect may be - ✔✔nausea
list the eight rights to medication administration - ✔✔medication, time, person, dosage, know,
documentation, route, refuse
how many times do you check the medication label against the MAR - ✔✔3
What is an apical pulse? - ✔✔chest pulse
you have an individual return from the doctor's office and s/he has an order for a medication
which you are not familiar with, what are you going to do? - ✔✔check drug book
list four types out of the five methods for taking a person's temperature - ✔✔temporal, oral, ear,
rectal
medications labeled "EXTERNAL ONLY" shall be kept - ✔✔seperate from any medications to
be taken internally
name 3 people who can accept a telephone order - ✔✔nurse, lpn, pharmacist
Gram - ✔✔G
Morning - ✔✔AM
Ointment - ✔✔Oint
Every - ✔✔Q
Tablespoon - ✔✔TBSP
Cubic Centimeter - ✔✔CC
Every 4 hours - ✔✔q4h
Twice a day - ✔✔TID
nothing by mouth - ✔✔NPO
Discontinue - ✔✔D/C
Teaspoon - ✔✔tsp
every other day - ✔✔qod
four times a day - ✔✔QID
per rectum - ✔✔PR
as necessary - ✔✔PRN
Milligram - ✔✔mg
every day - ✔✔qod
V/S - ✔✔Vital signs
blood pressure - ✔✔BP
with - ✔✔c with a line over it
three times a day - ✔✔tid
by mouth - ✔✔po
milliliter - ✔✔ML
complain of - ✔✔C/O
hour of sleep - ✔✔HS
signs of skin inflammation - ✔✔swelling, warm to touch and redness
what classification of medication should be locked? - ✔✔schedule 2
when should psychotropic medications be reordered - ✔✔every 90 days
destruction of medications that are not schedule 2 controlled substances must be done by -
✔✔administrators designee or pharmacist
four bodily fluids that my become infected - ✔✔urine, saliva, blood, semen
normal pulse reading range - ✔✔80 beats/minute
where is the radial pulse located - ✔✔beneath the thumb
normal blood pressure - ✔✔120 over 60
normal heart rate - ✔✔60 to 100
normal oral temp - ✔✔98.6
normal respirations - ✔✔12 to 20
what two things should be observed about a pulse - ✔✔frequency, regularity
when you take a BP you inflate it to - ✔✔20 over
vital signs include - ✔✔respirations, temperature, pulse, BP
what steps must be taken for a CRMA to administer insulin - ✔✔check BS, check orders, check
MAR
list the four pieces of equipment needed for taking vital signs - ✔✔thermometer, BP cuff, watch,
stethescope
three places to take a pule - ✔✔radial, apical, carotid
radial pulse - ✔✔the pulse felt at the wrist
apical pulse - ✔✔heart
carotid pulse - ✔✔neck
what two pressures do BP messure - ✔✔systolic and dystolic
where is the inventory of schedule 2 substances recorded - ✔✔the bound book
how often are you required to renew your CRMA certification - ✔✔1 year
four drug classifications - ✔✔antidepressant, anticoagulant, antibiotics, diuretics
four routes of medication - ✔✔oral, topical, rectal, optic
drop - ✔✔gtts
both eyes - ✔✔OU
every three hours - ✔✔q3h
before meals - ✔✔AC
immediately - ✔✔STAT
sublingual - ✔✔sub
suppository - ✔✔supp
after meals - ✔✔pc
IV - ✔✔intravenous
otc - ✔✔over the counter
I&O - ✔✔intake and outtake
unit of weight in metric system - ✔✔killograms
unit of volume in metric system - ✔✔liters
1 tablespoon= - ✔✔3 teaspoons
1 ounce= - ✔✔30 mL
1 teaspoon= - ✔✔5 mL
1 liter= - ✔✔1000 milliliters
1 gram= - ✔✔1000 milligrams
1 tablespoon - ✔✔15 mL
1kg= - ✔✔1000g
how often should schedule 2 drugs be counted when in use - ✔✔every use and once a shift
how often should non psychotropic medications be renewed - ✔✔once a year
how far should a rectal suppository be inserted - ✔✔1 inch
eight items on a prescription label - ✔✔PT name, drug, route, pharmacy, birthdate, address,
doctor
master gland of the endocrine system - ✔✔pituitary gland
classic symptoms of diabetes mellitus - ✔✔increased thirst, increased appetite, increased
urination
what is angina - ✔✔chest pain
four parts of the nervous system - ✔✔occipital lobe, frontal lobe, parietal lobe, temporal lobe
diuretics tend to deplete - ✔✔sodium and potassium
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