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MAP Medication Administration Program MAP
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MAP Certification Exam 1 Medication Administration
and Safety Review Questions and Answers with
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1. A mother complains that her child's teeth have
become yellow in color. With prolonged use,
which medication may be responsible for the
child's condition?
1. Tetracycline
2. Promethazine
3. Chloramphenicol
4. Fluoroquinolones: 1
Rationale:
When administered to neonates and infants,
tetracycline may cause staining of developing teeth.
Promethazine can cause respiratory depression in
children under 2 years of age. Chloramphenicol can
cause Gray baby syndrome, and fluoro- quinolones may
cause tendon rupture in pediatric clients.
2. The medication prescribed for an infant is to
be given intramuscularly. Which site will the
nurse select for administration of the
medication?
1. Vastus lateralis
2. Ventrogluteal
3. Dorsogluteal
4. Deltoid: 1
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Rationale:
Intramuscular injections are given in the vastus lateralis
muscle of the thigh in infants. The ventrogluteal site is
not used until children have been walking. The
dorsogluteal site is considered high risk for damage to
the sciatic nerve or a major blood vessel. The deltoid
site in the arm has a small muscle mass that limits the
amount of medication that can be injected.
3. A nurse reviews the medication charts of four
clients. Which medication prescription will cause
the nurse to notify the primary healthcare
provider?
1. Client A
2. Client B
3. Client C
4. Client D: 1
Rationale:
ne
Client A has acromegaly, which is a result of increased
growth hormo production.
This condition should be treated with octreotide and
lanreotide instead of conivaptan; conivaptan is used to
treat SIADH. The treatment of Cushing's syndrome
involves the administration of aminoglutethimide.
SIADH is treated with vasopressin receptor
antagonists such as tolvaptan. Pheochromocytoma is
treated with adrenergic block- ers such as
phenoxybenzamine.
4. The nursing leader is teaching the newly hired
nurse about the use of an electronic medication
administration record. Which statement of the
newly hired nurse indicates effective learning?
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1. "It will identify medication errors."
2. "It will be accessible to a single user."
3. "It will decrease the accuracy of charge
capture."
4. "It will decrease the accuracy of
pharmacokinetic monitoring.": 1
Rationale:
An electronic medication administration record will
generate reports to track medica- tion errors with the
visibility of near misses. The electronic medication
administration record will be accessible to multiple
users. It will increase the accuracy of charge capture
between administration time and the time when the
drug is dispensed. It will improve the accuracy of
pharmacokinetic monitoring.
5. The home health care nurse discards
outdated and leftover medications from
previous prescriptions at the home of an
elderly client. Which Quality and Safety
Education for Nurses (QSEN) competency does
this intervention involve?
1. Safety
2. Quality Improvement
3. Evidence-based practice
4. Teamwork and collaboration: 1
Rationale:
The nurse ensures the safety of the client by discarding
medications that are outdated. It is important to
prevent harm to the client who may unintentionally
take a medication that is no longer required. Quality
improvement requires the nurse to use data to monitor
the outcomes of care processes. The nurse ensures
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