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RMA TEST
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| An example of a Schedule IV drug is | valium |
| The means by which a pathogen escapes the infected person. | Mode of exit |
| All of the following are proper aseptic techniques EXCEPT | lids are placed down on the table |
| Any use of drugs that cause physical, psychological, legal, economic, or social harm to the user is termed | None of these answers |
| Ortho-Novum is classified as a(n). | contraceptive |
| A drug action in which the effects of using two drugs together is greater than the sum of the effects of using each one alone is called | synergism |
| All of the following may be consulted for drug information EXCEPT | medical dictionary |
| HBV can survive _____ in dried blood. | 1 week |
| Who must be notified if a Schedule II drug has been lost or stolen? | DEA |
| All vaccines should be stored in | None of these answers. |
| In hostile conditions, some bacteria develop a protective coating called a(n | endospore |
| OPIM is the abbreviation for | other potentially infectious material |
| What immunizations will be recorded on a child's immunization record at age 15 months? | DTaP(4), OPV(3), HIB(3), MMR(1) |
| Most vaccines should be stored in which of the following manners? | refrigerated |
| The individual giving a vaccination does not need to record a/an | phone number |
| When a medical assistant is required to wear a surgical gown for a procedure, which one of the following statements is most correct? | Put on the gown prior to donning surgical gloves. |
| Drug inventory records must include the following information EXCEPT | signature of patients who accepted drugs |
| A powdered medication pressed into a round disc shape is | tablet |
| A subcutaneous injection typically employs a(n) | 5/8-inch needle |
| Which of the following materials does not require the use of universal precautions? | Feces |
| Which of the following illustrates an engineering control? | Sharps container |
| Dimetapp is an example of what classification of drug? | decongestant |
| A drug dissolved in a solution of water, alcohol, and sugar is | elixir |
| IV medication is administered in which one of the following manners? | Drops per minute |
| The Rx symbol is classified as the | superscription |
| A patient is given a dose of Imitrex in your office for a migraine headache. He starts to have chest pains. This would be considered to be a(n) | adverse reaction |
| Which one of the following is not a rule used in calculating children's dosages? | Jone's Rule |
| Which of the following is not performed in the handwashing procedure? | Rinse so that the water flows from the fingertips to the wrist |
| What are structural or mechanical devices that are designed to minimize exposure to bloodborne pathogens? | Engineering controls |
| Organism that harbors a pathogenic agent | Reservoir host |
| An intradermal injection typically employs a(n) | 1⁄4-inch needle |
| The generic name for Lopressor is | metoprolol |
| The most common bloodborne pathogen is | HBV |
| What type of drug prevents or treats infections? | Anti-infectives |
| A drug that is used to prevent disease is | prophylactic |
| What type of drug is used to inhibit the growth of malignant cells? | Antineoplastic |
| _____ is given to an infant between one to two months of age. | Hep B |
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