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FINALS STUDY GUIDE

Final Exam Study Guide for CLS-111

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1. What is the final step that always follows the administration of a medication?
2. How many times must you check the medication order and verify the medication before administration to ensure it is correct?
3. Which of the six rights of medication administration ensures the medication is delivered by the correct method?
4. Identify the three-step process used for calculating medication dosages:
5. When preparing a medication for patients, after obtaining the order from the chart, what is the immediate next step?
6. To record a medication entry in a chart, what is considered an inappropriate method of verifying a patient's identity?
7. What action is required if a provider marks a prescription "DAW" (Dispense as Written)?
8. After administering an injection, when is it appropriate to recap the needle?
9. Which type of injection is specifically used for allergy tests or tuberculin skin tests?
10. At what angle should an intradermal injection needle be inserted?
11. Which muscle is the preferred site for injections in infants and young children?
12. For intramuscular (IM) injections, what is the standard needle length used to penetrate deep tissue?
13. Describe the buccal method of medication administration:
14. Describe the sublingual method of medication administration:
15. When using the Z-track method for an IM injection, what should you do immediately after removing the needle?
16. In CPR, what do the initials "A-B-C" stand for?
17. What is the initial step when responding to an infant with a suspected obstructed airway?
18. If an infant with an airway obstruction becomes unresponsive, what is the recommended action?
19. At what age can an abdominal thrust safely be used to relieve an obstructed airway?
20. Beyond chest tightness, what sign most strongly indicates a patient is having a stroke (CVA)?
21. What are the common human symptoms of rabies?
22. Which body parts are most susceptible to damage from freezing temperatures?
23. When a patient is experiencing diaphoresis, what are they in danger of losing in large amounts?
24. What are the vaccines Cervarix and Gardasil used for?
25. Varicella zoster is the medical term for which common condition?
26. What is the incubation period for rubeola measles?
27. Which disease has a diagnosis that is typically confirmed by a throat culture?
28. Why is patient education essential before administering a vaccine?
29. How many cups are in one quart?
30. How many fluid ounces are equivalent to one cup?
31. What is the value of the prefix kilo- when added to the base unit meter?
32. On a standard 3-mL syringe, what measurement does each small line represent?
33. When adding or subtracting fractions, what must you do to any mixed fractions first?
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