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Certified Medication Aide Study Guide Chapters 10-11 A patient diagnosed with edema associated with congestive heart failure and hypertension would be prescribed A. Antihypertensives B. Cardiac glycosides C. Diuretics D. Antilipemics C Which drug classification is indicated for treating high cholesterol? A. Diuretics B. Antihypertensives C. Antilipemics D. Cardiac glycosides C Before administering digoxin, the healthcare worker must check the apical pulse. Digoxin should...

Certified Medication Aide Study Guide Chapters 7-9 Which term describes microbes that produce infection and diease? A. Penicillinase B. Bactericides C. Pathogens D. Leukocytes C Which bacteria would cause an infection deep within the body, such as in a joint? A. Arthrogenic bacteria B. Anaerobic bacteria C. Aerobic bacteria D. Acidophilic bacteria B If an unfamiliar microorganism enters the body which protein(s) is produced? A. Anitbodies B. Hemoglobin C. Myoglobin ...

Certified Medication Aide Study Guide Chapters 5-6 Which type of medications must be kept in a locked, secure place with limited access, must be counted or measured at the beginning of each shift, and must have the quantity recorded on a specific form A. Antibiotics B. Contraceptives C. Controlled substances D. Antipyretics C Which term describes the method of applying a drug directly to the skin or mucous membrane, usually for a local effect? A. Intradermal B. Interdermal C. D...

Certified Medication Aide Study Guide Chapters 1-3 Which are the major sources of drugs? Choose all that apply A. Plants B. Textiles C. Animals D. Chemicals A,B, and D Which is the definition of the term pharmacodynamics? A. the body´s response to drugs B. the absorption of drugs C. the study of drugs D. the metabolism of drugs A Which is the source of the drug digitalis? A. Plant B. Animal C. Mineral D. Chemical A Which is the source of Epsom salts? A. A...

Certified Medication Aide Review What is the function of arteries? carries blood away from the heart Washing hands and washing the medication tray is considered what type of action? Necessary What does the abbreviation O.D. mean? right eye What type of drug is used to treat an infection? antibiotic What are nitroglycerin sublingual tablets are used to: relieve chest pain An expectorant action is used to: liquefy and loosen mucus Which laxative (of choices) wo...

Certified Medication Aide Practice Exam 3 Factors that affect drug absorption? Age, Sex, Weight Seven Rights of Drug Administration 1.) Right Resident 2.) Right Medication 3.) Right Dose 4.) Right route 5.) Right time 6.) Right Documentation 7.) Right to Refuse Which of the following must you have completed to become a CMA All of the above While you are giving medications as CMA, your good friend pat comes up to the medication cart to talk to you. She is finished with her work...

Pearson medical terminology chapter 2 2 Exam (elaborations) Medical Terminology Simplified Chapter 2 3 Exam (elaborations) Medical Terminology Chapter 2 Study Guide 4 Exam (elaborations) Medical Terminology CHAPTER 2 REVIEW 5 Exam (elaborations) Medical Terminology chapter 2 6 Exam (elaborations) Medical Terminology Simplified Chapter 2 7 Exa

Pearson medical terminology chapter 2 exogenous; ex(o)/ gen/ ous originating outside the body or an organ of body. Exo- out Gen - Formation, produce -ous - Pertaining to Analgesia (an-/-algesia) Lack of pain. An- without, lack of -algesia- condition of pain. Gastric (gastr/ic) pertaining to the stomach Gastr - stomach -ic - pertaining to Rhinoplasty (RI-no-plas-te)(rhino/plasty) Surgical repair of the nose Rhin/o - nose -plasty - Surgical repair Cardiomegaly (ca...

Medical Terminology Simplified Chapter 2 Chrondr/o Cartilage Cyt/o Cell Hist/o Tissue Nucle/o Nucleus Anter/o Anterior, front Caud/o Tail Dist/o Far, farthest Dors/o Back (of body) Infer/o Lower, below Later/o Side, to one side Medi/o Middle Poster/o Back, behind, posterior Proxim/o Near, nearest Super/o Upper, above Ventr/o Belly, belly side

Medical Terminology Chapter 2 Study Guide Anatomical Reference Systems (ARS) A diagram used to show a body part's function and location. Cytology Study of cells Histology Study of tissues Glands An organ that secretes a particular chemical substance Body Systems Systems that help the body function Pathology Study of the causes and effects of diseases Anatomy The study of the structure and function of a living organism. Physiology The study of the way ...