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Final Test — Enrolled Students Only

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QMAP Final Certification Test

Anchor Care Consulting | Colorado Approved QMAP Instructor

126 Questions

85% Passing Score

Chapter 7 & 24 Colorado Regulations

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A score of 85% or higher is required to pass.

🏅 Your Path to QMAP Certification

This study test is part of Step 2 — the self-paced online course. After completing all 7 modules, your final step is:

Step 3 — Virtual Video Testing Class (4-Hour Live Session): Contact Anchor Care Consulting to schedule your virtual testing date. This live session includes hands-on practicum demonstration, course review, written electronic testing, and practicum verbalization/demonstration. Upon passing, you will be registered as a certified QMAP in the State of Colorado database.

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Section 1: True / False

Question 1

1. Dosage and strength of preparation are the same thing.

True False

Question 2

2. You should use household measuring spoons to measure out teaspoons and Tablespoons when administering medication.

True False

Section 2: Fill in the Blank — Equivalencies

Question 3

3. 3 tsp. = _____ Tbsp. = _____ cc.

Tablespoons:

Cubic centimeters (cc):

Question 4

4. 2 Tbsp. = _____ cc. = _____ oz.

cc:

ounces:

Question 5

5. How many milligrams are in 1 gram?

Question 6

6. List the seven parts of a medication order.

Section 3: Strength vs. Dose Calculations

For questions 7–9: identify the Strength (S) and Dose (D), then calculate how much to give.

Question 7

7. Take Chlortrimeton 4 MG prn for hay fever | Chlortrimeton 2 mg / 5 cc

Strength (S):

Dose (D):

How much will you give?

Question 8

8. Tylenol 325 mg TAB | Order: Take 650 mg q4h prn for pain

Strength (S):

Dose (D):

How much will you give?

Question 9

9. Amoxicillin 250 mg/5 mL | Order: Take 500 mg tid

Strength (S):

Dose (D):

How much will you give?

Section 4: Physician Orders & Pharmacy Labels

Section 5: Abbreviations

Questions 15–42

Fill in the missing abbreviations or their meanings in the table below:

ac =

pc =

bid =

tid =

qid =

hs =

po =

prn =

qd =

qod =

SL =

OTC =

d/c =

mL =

OU =

gtts =

Section 6: True / False — Regulations & Safety

Question 43

43. All medications must be double locked.

True False

Question 44

44. Report missing medications or any discrepancy with the controlled substance count record to your supervisor, no later than the following business day.

True False

Section 7: Multiple Choice

Question 45

45. For refrigerated controlled medications, which of the following is required?

a) Locked box in a locked refrigerator b) Locked box in an unlocked refrigerator c) Refrigerator controlled substances do not have to be double-locked

Question 47

47. If a client is short of breath and requests their oxygen liter flow to be turned up, the QMAP may do so because this is honoring the request of the client.

True False

Question 48

48. Document the administration of medication after you have administered medications to all of the clients, so there is no delay in medication administration.

True False

Question 49

49. Singing "Happy Birthday" while you wash your hands will:

a) Put you in a good mood to start work b) Encourage you to wash your hands c) Make sure you spend enough time washing your hands d) Has no relation to hand washing

Question 50

50. The pharmacy has delivered an antibiotic for your client. You may administer the medication without a signed physician order.

True False

Section 8: Additional Dosage Calculations (Questions 86–99)

Note: Questions 52–85 are covered in the abbreviations section above. Calculate the following dosage problems.

Question 86

86. The order reads Lasix 10 mg. You have Lasix 5 mg scored tablets. How many tablet(s) will you give?

Question 87

87. You need to give KCl 20 mEq. You have KCl 40 mEq scored tablets. How many tablet(s) will you give?

Question 88

88. Give 50 mg of a liquid medication. The bottle reads 5 mg/cc. How many cc will you give?

Question 89

89. You need to give 1 ounce of Milk of Magnesia. How many cc will you pour into the medicine cup?

Question 90

90. You need 1000 mg of an antibiotic. You have 250 mg scored tablets. How many will you give?

Question 91

91. Lortab 40 mg is ordered. The scored tablets read 10 mg. How many tablet(s) will you give?

Question 92

92. Coumadin 10 mg is ordered. The scored tablets are 2.5 mg. How many tablet(s) will you give?

Question 93

93. You are to give 1 Tbsp of a medication. How many tsp will you give?

Question 94

94. The scored tablets are labeled 250 mg. You need to give 0.5 Gm. How many tablet(s) will you give?

Question 95

95. You need to give 1 tsp of a medication. How many cc will you need to pour?

Question 96

96. You need to give 1 Tbsp of Pepto Bismol. How many mL will you pour into the medicine cup?

Question 97

97. The order reads Paxil 40 mg. You have Paxil 20 mg scored tablets. How many tablet(s) will you give?

Question 98

98. You need to give 1000 mg of Salicylate. You have capsules of 500 mg. How many cap(s) will you give?

Section 9: Short Answer & True/False (Questions 99–126)

Question 99

99. List 3 out of the 7 Rights of safe and accurate medication administration:

Question 103

103. In an emergency, the QMAP may administer a behavior-modifying medication to a confused client who is out of control.

True False

Question 104

104. The QMAP should document only the medications they have administered. Leave a blank if the medication was not administered so the documentation is accurate.

True False

Question 105

105. After opening a liquid medication, place the cap of the liquid medication with the open side down, so nothing will contaminate it.

True False

Question 106

106. If the client received their medication at the wrong time, the QMAP's next step should be:

a) Checking the drug reference manual to see if there are any side effects b) Calling the supervisor c) Calling the physician d) Following their agency or facility policy and procedure

Question 107

107. If the dosage of a transdermal patch is decreased (e.g., Nicoderm 14 mg decreased to 7 mg) and the client does not have the 7 mg patch, it is acceptable to carefully cut the 14 mg patch in half as long as the cut end is taped securely.

True False

Question 108

108. All medications must be ordered by a licensed practitioner. This includes both prescription and non-prescription (OTC) medications.

True False

Question 114

114. Inhalers are the only option used to treat lung disease.

True False

Question 115

115. This course qualifies you to administer medications through a G-tube, IV port, and injection through the skin.

True False

Question 116

116. List the 4 routes for administering medications and give an example of each route:

Route 1:

Example:

Route 2:

Example:

Route 3:

Example:

Route 4:

Example:

Question 117

117. A QMAP can dial up and inject insulin if the client has an insulin pen.

True False

Section 10: Write Out Each Prescription Order Completely

Question 118

118. Write out completely: Digoxin 0.125 mg., I TAB po qd

Question 119

119. Write out completely: Coumadin 2.5 mg po hs on M, T, TH, F

Question 120

120. Write out completely: Coumadin 3 mg po hs on W, S, Su

Question 121

121. Which of these is NOT one of the 7 Rights?

a) RIGHT Person b) RIGHT Drug (medication) c) RIGHT To Vote d) RIGHT Route e) RIGHT Time (includes frequency)

Question 122

122. MANE is an acronym: M=Mistreatment, A=Abuse, N=_____, E=Exploitation
What does the letter N stand for?

Question 123

123. Mrs. Hansen had medications re-ordered on Monday. On Thursday Mrs. Hansen ran out of pills. As of Saturday the pharmacy still has not delivered her medications. Is this a medication error? Why?

Question 124

124. List two examples of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):

Question 125

125. What is the primary act that can prevent infection?

Question 126

126. Does Bessie need an order from her physician to take the Tylenol her daughter just brought her?

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