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In order to assist a client with medication administration a proivder MUST be approved as a QMAP. This is a state certification. Once a QMAP is state approved they must partipate in agency training annually.

Medication Metabolism includes:

Oral Vs Not

Rows	Oral Medication	Non-Oral, Must be Stored In a Bag Marked External
Tablet Or Scored Tablet
Enteric Coated (not to be cut, crushed, or chewed)
Eye Drops
Suppositories
Inhalant
Topical
Liquids disigned to be swallowed

Route of medication to be: swallowed whole.

Route of medication to be: put in the ears.

Route of medication to be: put in the nose.

Route of medication to be: put under the tongue.

Route of medication to be: put in the vagina.

Route of medication to be: put in the rectum.

Route of medication to be: put in the eye.

Route of medication to be: breathed in through the lungs.

Route of medication to be: absorbed through the skin.

True of False: Additional training required for G/J Tubes and insulin injections.

True of False: GER's should be made if side effects are noticed.

True of False: 911 should be called if adverse effects are experienced and dangerous.

What does OTC stand for?

What does PRN stand for?

True of False: If a PRN medication is given a follow up report to record results must be preformed an hour later.

Ø Care and Storage of Medications (must be safely locked in a storage container or stored safely in client’s home)

1. Carefully read medication instructions regarding proper storage and/or

§ Avoid exposure to excessive light or heat

§ Keep refrigerated

§ Bottles must be capped

2. All prescription medications are to be labeled including:

§ Name, address, and telephone number of pharmacy

§ Name of physician

§ Name of patient

§ Strength and name of medication

§ Directions for use

§ Date filled

§ Prescription number

§ Expiration date

· Medication refills are requested 7 days prior to expiration date

· Reorder requests are to be completed via ‘high’ level health/T-log labeled “medication reorder needed!”

I understand and agree to care and store medication per regulation.

True or False: Records must be easily read if handwritten in ink. All enteries are to be done at the time of administration

True or False: NURSE OR DOCTOR must provide us a physician's order in WRITING for OTC and RX before we can help administer medication or change a MAR (a prescription bottle does not count). This is only required if an individual cannot administer medication independently.

Medication reminder boxes may be filled no more than 2 weeks at a time. They may NOT include any medication with special instructions. They may be filled by a nurse, pharmacist, client who is independent, family/friend, or an approved QMAP. List the SEVEN pieces of information that need to be on a reminder box.

Starting Letter of the 7 items are: N - M - D - Q - R - T - D

If I want to do medication reminder boxes I must first schedule an appointment with Angels Service LLC and do one together.

If Joe needs 400 mg of medicine and the tabs are 200 mg. How many tabs does he need?

How my ml (milliliter) is in a tsp (teaspoon)?

Sue take 1.5 tabs of 200 mg tabs. What is the overall dose?

What are the SEVEN Rights when providing medication assistance? The first one is the Right PERSON.

Starting Letters of the 7 rights are: Pe - Me - Do - Ti - Ro - Do - Ru

You go on holiday while Rhonda, your client stays with a close friend. When you come back you sign off on each day for the last week of medication administration. What error is this and why is it a serious problem?

Jax goes to the doctor and gets a new prescription on the 11th of the month. You do not add the medication to the MAR for two reasons. 1: the pharmacy didn't have it ready when you went to pick it up and 2: Jax decided he wasn't sure about the medication and wants to go back for an additional doctor visit before starting. What are the 2 errors here and what should be done / documented.

Megan has drops as part of her medication. After giving her the eardrops she says that the bottle you used is for her eyes. You check, and yes you just put her eyedrops in her ears. What error is this and you do you respond / document.

David is experiencing constipation. Senna is his medication for consipation, you give him two pills. Afterwards you realize you have him two of the double strenght medication instead of two of the standard medication; this has doubled the amount he should have taken. What error is this and you do you respond / document.

Elijah has a headache and you give him two pills to help. Afterwards you realized you have him tylenol but he is suppose to have ibprofen for his headaches. What error is this and you do you respond / document.

If Sam walks into the kitchen and grabs Susie's juice that had her miralax in it and drinks it. What error is this and you do you respond / document.

If George take his medication at 7pm and goes out late, not taking his medication until 11pm. What error is this and you do you respond / document.

You will need to be both able to read and write a MAR

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