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MAPE101 Medication Administration Proficiency 2024-
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Medication Administration Proficiency MAPE101 Exam
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1. drug names: chemical name- describes the drug
composition and molecular structure
generic name- is the name that is listed in official
publications such as the United States Pharmacopeia
(USP). A manufacturer who first develops a medication
pro- vides the generic name
trade name or brand name- is used to market the
medication. The trade name has the symbol at the
upper right of the name, indicating a manufacturer
trademark of the name
2. Elixir: Clear fluid containing water and alcohol; often
sweetened
May be contraindicated in diabetic/alcoholic patient
3. Extract: Concentrated medication form made by
removing the active part of the medication from its
components. Extracts are prepared as a syrup or dried
form of pharmacologically active medication, usually
made by evaporating solution
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4. aqueous solution: Substance dissolved in water and
syrups
5. Aqueous suspension: Finely dissolved drug particles
in liquid medium must be shaken; when left standing,
particles settle to bottom of container
Always shake the bottle well
6. syrup: medication dissolved in a concentrated sugar
solution
7. tincture: alcohol extract from plant or vegetable
8. Ointment (salve or cream): Semisolid, externally
applied preparation, usually containing one or more
medications
9. Liniment: Usually contains alcohol, oil, or soapy
emollient applied to skin
10. Lotion: Semiliquid suspension that usually
protects, cools, or cleans skin
11. Paste: Medication preparation that is thicker than
ointment; absorbed through skin more slowly than
ointment; often used for skin protection
12. Transdermal patch or disk: Medicated disk or
patch embedded with medica- tion that is applied to
skin
Drug absorbed through skin over a designated period of
time (e.g., 24 hours)
13. Suppository: Solid dosage form mixed with
gelatin and shaped in form of a pellet for insertion into
body cavity (rectum or vagina) (Suppository melts
when it reaches body temperature and is then
absorbed.)
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14. Intraocular disk: Small, flexible oval (similar to a
contact lens) consisting of two soft outer layers and a
middle layer containing medication; slowly releases
medication when moistened by ocular fluid.
15. Troche (lozenge): Flat, round tablet that
dissolves in mouth to release medica- tion; not meant
for ingestion
16. Aerosol: Aqueous medication sprayed and
absorbed in mouth and upper air- way; not meant for
ingestion
17. Sustained release: Tablet or capsule that
contains small particles of a medica- tion coated with
material that requires a varying amount of time to
dissolve
18. Adverse drug events or effects (ADEs): are
unintended, undesirable, and often unpredictable
19. Side effects: are predictable and often
unavoidable secondary effects produced at a usual
therapeutic drug dose.
20. idiosyncratic reaction: is an unpredictable effect
in which a patient overreacts or underreacts to a
medication or has a reaction different from normal.
21. Allergic reactions: also are adverse
unpredictable responses to a medication.
RXNS
Urticaria (hives)- Raised, irregularly shaped skin
eruptions with varying sizes and shapes; reddened
margins and pale centers
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