Missouri State CMT Practice Test

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• CHI is an acronym for a type of head injury. What does CHI stand for?
• SOB is a medical abbreviation for which symptom?
• Which term describes false information published in writing about a person to a third party?
• How many ounces are in 30 grams?
• Which category includes medications for the ear and nose?
• Which of the following is a cardiovascular medication class used to lower blood pressure?
• Which statement best describes Schedule 1 controlled substances?
• C&S stands for which type of lab test?
• Which ink color is required for transcription on med records?
• VRSA is best defined as vancomycin-resistant what organism?
• 3 checks med v. MAR includes which of the following?
• Which category includes Diuretics?
• In the transdermal patch procedure, which step comes immediately after washing hands and donning gloves?
• Which abbreviation indicates administration by sublingual route?
• Restraints are exercised every how often?
• Which abbreviation represents milliequivalent?
• Which of the following is a function of the lymphatic system?
• Which full form corresponds to CAD?
• Failure of person responsible for an individual to provide necessary services to maintain physical and mental health, when such failure presents an imminent or probable danger or death?
• Which of the following is a component of the musculoskeletal system?
• Which statement is a correct conversion from the list?
• What is the primary function of the musculoskeletal system?
• What is the required action after identifying a medication error?
• What term describes groups of similar cells that come together to form a larger functional unit?
• What is the milliliter equivalent of 2 tablespoons?
• Which statement best describes Schedule 2 controlled substances?
• Which order type allows the physician to determine the exact number of doses or days the meds are administered?
• What approach is recommended when communicating with a deaf patient?
• Which statement describes Unit Dose packaging?
• Which structures are part of the nervous system?
• A civil wrong that unlawfully makes public knowledge of any private or personal information without consent?
• Buccal administration involves which placement?
• The abbreviation c/o stands for?
• The abbreviation h stands for which unit of time?
• Which term corresponds to the test that records the heart's electrical activity?
• For nasal meds, after reading MAR and label again, what is the next step?
• What does the abbreviation supp stand for?
• What is the appropriate med fridge temperature range?
• What does ASA stand for in common medical abbreviations?
• Which acronym maps to Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease?
• Which term refers to a drug given to reverse the effects of a previously given drug?
• Which structures are part of the respiratory system?
• Metabolism occurs primarily in which organ?
• CBC is a common lab test abbreviated as?
• URI stands for which infection?
• ROM is an abbreviation used to refer to which concept?
• What is meant by the therapeutic effect of a drug?
• What does the abbreviation 'p' mean?
• Which term means not ethical or not representative of ideal behavior?
• Which statement best describes the Time Pass System?
• The abbreviation Elix stands for?
• Which abbreviation means 'as desired, freely'?
• What should you do if you make a med error?
• Which statement describes the roles of the endocrine system?
• Which abbreviation represents a test used to identify microorganisms and their antibiotic sensitivities?
• What metric unit is used for length?
• If a caregiver fails to meet the common standards of practice, which concept is violated?
• The Minimum Data Set (MDS) is primarily used in which setting?
• Which abbreviation stands for a liquid medication?
• AIDS stands for which full form?
• Which organs are part of the endocrine system?
• What does the abbreviation GM/g stand for?
• What does 'sl' stand for?
• Which option lists information you should know about medications before administering them?
• Which term describes failing to provide necessary services that maintain health and safety, risking danger or death?
• MSDS stands for?
• Which set lists major organs of the female reproductive system?
• Failure to perform in a reasonably prudent manner or by acceptable health care practices?
• Which category includes Hormones, Corticosteroids, Thyroid medication, Insulin, and Oral hypoglycemics?
• According to the material, one ounce is equal to how many cups?
• Which step should occur after knocking on the door and obtaining permission in topical med administration?
• Sinusitis is defined as?
• Medication destruction requires which accountability measure?
• In the provided material, one ounce is stated to be equivalent to how many cups?
• How many milliliters are in 1 pint?
• Which description matches physical dependence?
• After labeling a transdermal disk, what is next?
• The abbreviation gtt stands for which term?
• Which abbreviation corresponds to Left Lower Lobe Infiltrate?
• Which term refers to an individual's unique hypersensitivity to a particular drug?
• Which role is listed second in the chain of command for medication management?
• The abbreviation gr stands for?
• ASHD stands for which term?
• A dose was administered one hour before the scheduled time.
• What do medical records include?
• Which value expresses the pounds in 1 kilogram?
• Which term describes unusual sensitivity to a drug such as mild skin rash, swelling, itching, and nasal congestion?
• Which MAR field specifies how the medication was administered (for example, oral or IV)?
• Urinary analgesics fall under which system category?
• Which abbreviation describes a brief, reversible neurological deficit?
• Breach refers to what?
• Which respiratory system medication is used to reduce airway inflammation?
• What does EDS (Emergency Drug Supply) describe in hospital practice?
• CMS stands for?
• Ligaments connect which structures?
• An antidote is defined as what?
• Which of the following lists endocrine glands?
• AMB stands for which term?
• Which rule applies to timing: a dose given one hour before or after scheduled time?
• Cath. stands for which medical device?
• Synergism occurs when two drugs work together to produce what?
• 1 pint equals how many milliliters?
• What does NPO stand for?
• Which of the following is not a component of the integumentary system?
• The abbreviation 'qh' means what?
• ac (with a line above) stands for which instruction?
• Within how many days must medications be destroyed?
• Which organ is part of the cardiovascular system?
• Which term describes an individual's unique hypersensitivity to a particular drug?
• The abbreviation 'q4h' indicates what frequency?
• Generic name refers to which of the following?
• The abbreviation F stands for?
• What does BSC stand for?
• Aural means pertaining to which organ?
• Drug Administration State Regulations include which of the following laws or acts?
• Lozenges/Troches are designed to do which of the following?
• Which term describes inflammation of the sinuses?
• Control of medication shall mean which of the following?
• What does TID stand for?
• Who is authorized to administer medications after completing a DHSS-approved course?
• Custom means which of the following?
• How many milliliters are in 1 tablespoon?
• Steps for accurately measuring liquid meds: Which option contains the complete steps?
• CC stands for?
• BUN is a lab value that stands for what measurement?
• What term describes not giving a medication dose as ordered?
• Which abbreviation is used for a heart attack?
• How many quarts are in 1 liter?
• Which of the following is a skeletal muscle relaxant?
• Which of the following is NOT part of the respiratory system?
• Verbal orders must be reviewed by whom before the first dose?
• BPH stands for which term?
• Which medication forms should not be given with water?
• Which acronym stands for Congestive Heart Failure?
• Which MAR field records who administered the medication?
• Which order type describes medications that are taken on an ongoing basis and are renewed as part of routine care?
• TIA stands for which event?
• Which statement correctly identifies the correct term for giving a medication in a different dosage form than ordered?
• How many tablespoons are in 1 ounce?
• Which category includes Histamine H2 antagonists?
• One-time Orders specify what?
• Which of the following is a sensory system structure?
• 5 milliliters are equivalent to how many teaspoons?
• PDR stands for?
• Which abbreviation corresponds to the dosage form tablets?
• Which of the following is an example of parenteral administration?
• According to the material, 1 ounce is equal to how many cups?
• What does 'PO' mean in prescriptions?
• The abbreviation 'qod' is used to indicate which dosing interval?
• Which abbreviation represents drop?
• Which organ is part of the digestive system?
• Which category includes Antacids?
• What is the definition of a lethal dose?
• HOB is a common nursing abbreviation. What does it stand for?
• What is an organ?
• MRSA stands for which methicillin-resistant organism?
• MI is the abbreviation for which condition?
• Which elements comprise the cardiovascular system?
• Which condition is a severe, life-threatening hypersensitivity to a drug usually occurring within minutes?
• Which category includes Topical products and Antiseptics?
• BRP stands for which term?
• Which abbreviation stands for Organic Brain Syndrome?
• What term means threat or attempt to injure another in an unlawful manner?
• In dosage metrics, which abbreviation denotes a cubic centimeter?
• Which abbreviation represents a lab test that counts red blood cells?
• Restraints are checked every how many minutes?
• What is required between doses of an inhaled medication?
• In ophthalmic medication administration, which head position is used during administration?
• Medication destruction must involve which team?
• Which abbreviation indicates a lab test that measures the overall components of blood including red cells, white cells, and platelets?
• How many grams are in 1 kilogram?
• What does ASAP stand for?
• RBC is an abbreviation for which blood component count?
• IDDM is the acronym for which expansion?
• What describes an overdose?
• The abbreviation 'qh' indicates what frequency?
• Which topic is listed under LTC Drug Problems?
• Which of the following describes a primary function of the digestive system?
• Which of the following is part of the recommended approach to administering cough medicine?
• Which abbreviation stands for Autoimmune Deficiency Syndrome?
• pc (with line above) indicates what?
• Which abbreviation expands to Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease?
• Which term describes the infliction of physical, sexual, verbal, mental, or emotional injury or harm?
• 30 milliliters are equal to how many ounces?
• Which is a contraindication example given?
• Which term describes a dosage form that is different from the form ordered?
• Where is the list of Stock Drugs typically posted in a healthcare facility?
• Which full form corresponds to ASHD?
• What should you do before applying the topical medication?
• Which term best matches the description: A group of tissues that perform a single function?
• Which abbreviation indicates 'before meals' timing?
• DM stands for which metabolic condition?
• Which item would you not expect to find on a standard MAR?
• Absorption refers to:
• Which is a primary function of the reproductive system?
• Which abbreviation expands to 'catheter'?
• Excretion of drugs primarily occurs through which organ?
• What describes a system in anatomical terms?
• An Automatic Stop Order is a policy that limits the length of time a med may be given before the physician must be consulted for continuation.
• The abbreviation hr denotes which unit?
• LOA medication is provided when the resident is away from the facility and the staff is not permitted to repackage or dispense.
• Which order type is used to continue medications previously prescribed and is usually renewed monthly?
• Which statement best describes the diaphragm's function?
• AKA stands for?
• VRE denotes vancomycin resistant what?
• Which statement best differentiates Self administration of medication from Self control of medication?
• Which category includes Anti-infectives, Flu vaccine, Pneumonia vaccine, and Antivirals?
• Which of the following is NOT a parenteral route?
• ______________ is required to crush meds.
• Ideal means which of the following?
• What action should be taken to document nasal cannula therapy after completion?
• Which action helps remove air when measuring liquid meds?
• What is the purpose of a film-coated tablet?
• Which term best describes forcing a resident to take medication?
• WBC stands for?
• In vaginal meds, what step follows removing the wrapper?
• What does PRN stand for?
• Self administration of medication shall mean which of the following?
• Which condition is a severe, life-threatening hypersensitivity that usually occurs within minutes of administering the drug?
• ARD stands for which medical term?
• Which term refers to behavior related to a pattern of conduct or ideas that are accepted and meaningful?
• NOT one of the Five Rights?
• QID represents which dosing frequency?
• Which approach uses slow, familiar words, low pitch, positive instructions, 1 action, and no questions?
• Which abbreviation refers to a liquid dosage form that is a solution?
• DJD stands for which condition affecting joints?
• What does ER denote?
• What safety sign should be posted during oxygen therapy?
• What does the abbreviation 'qd' stand for in medication instructions?
• Which rule states that transcription must be error-free?
• What is defined as the Traditional Dose?
• W/C is used to denote which mobility aid?
• LLLI stands for which medical finding?
• Which of the following lists endocrine glands?
• Which of the following is used to treat cardiac arrhythmias?
• After administering otic drops in one ear, how long should you wait before administering in the other ear?
• In pharmacokinetics, distribution occurs primarily through which system?
• Which medication class is a cardiac glycoside?
• What is an adverse drug effect (adverse drug reaction)?
• G/C stands for?
• Which term indicates the action should be taken immediately?
• Which item is listed as a Home drug problem?
• Consent is defined as what?
• Which of the following is NOT a typical element checked when verifying a medication against MAR?
• MAR stands for?
• In vaginal meds, what is the step after inserting the applicator?
• Which category includes Prostate meds?
• Which option is NOT an example of Oral Extended Release technology?
• MRSA stands for which specific bacterial strain?
• Which term describes giving a medication that was not prescribed for the resident?
• Which packaging matches Modified Unit Dose?
• Duty of care means what?
• Which abbreviation refers to a suppository?
• Otic means pertaining to which organ?
• In the chain of command, which role is listed first?
• Subcutaneous administration is injected into tissues just below the skin, specifically the dermis. Which layer is targeted?
• Which of the following is the correct med fridge temperature range?
• Ad lib stands for?
• Which term describes the administration of any medication not ordered?
• Medication destruction must be performed within 30 days and involve which participants?
• FBS stands for which glucose-related test status?
• Which category includes Laxatives?
• Which role is NOT listed as part of the chain of command for medication management?
• Which concept is defined as a group of organs working together with a specific function?
• Which step is not required if the oxygen flow is under 3 L/min?
• If an error is made in transcription, what should be done?
• What is the function of the cardiovascular system?
• PCN stands for which medication?
• Which statement describes Unit Dose packaging?
• When taking oral medications, how much water should be offered with the dose?
• How many drops are in 1 milliliter?
• After identifying the resident by name and ID for topical meds, what is the next step?
• UTI stands for which infection?
• IDDM stands for which type of diabetes mellitus?
• The MSDS provides hazard information about chemicals and is primarily used by which group?
• The abbreviation liq stands for which term?
• Who changes and labels prescriptions?
• HTN stands for which blood pressure-related condition?
• NIDDM stands for which of the following?
• CVD stands for which cardiovascular disease term?
• What is the first step in the med pass?
• What is a primary function of the integumentary system?
• Which scenario describes LOA medication?
• Which statement best describes Unit Dose?
• CAD stands for which condition?
• The abbreviation tr stands for?
• In Steps for Oral Meds, what is the first step?
• The abbreviation cc stands for?
• Which organ is primarily involved in excretion of waste and water balance as part of the urinary system?
• NOT one of the Five Rights?
• The abbreviation ECG (EKG) refers to which diagnostic test?
• How many micrograms are in 1 milligram?
• Which respiratory medication is used to suppress coughing?
• OBS stands for which condition?
• What should you do with the nasal nozzle after administering dosage?
• Which abbreviation specifically means 'timed release'?
• Which term means the basic unit of all living things?
• COBS stands for which brain-related syndrome?
• HIPAA primarily protects what?
• What is the first step when preparing a topical medication for a resident?
• CHD is an acronym used in medical terminology. What does CHD stand for?
• Which statement is FALSE about cleaning practices?
• Which abbreviation is used to indicate administration by mouth?
• Contraindications are best described as which of the following?
• Which of the following are examples of Oral Extended Release Forms?
• The abbreviation c (with line above) means?
• What is the main function of the nervous system?
• Which abbreviation indicates tincture?
• BID indicates which dosing frequency?
• RLLI stands for which finding?
• Kg stands for which unit?
• Which approach uses verbal communication and touch for blindness?
• What does mL stand for in dosage measurements?
• Oral Extended Release Forms can use which mechanisms?
• Which abbreviation represents milligram?
• Which abbreviation denotes Centigrade?
• aa (with a line above) stands for which term?
• CR stands for which release type?
• CHF stands for which cardiovascular condition?
• Which group lists the components of the integumentary system?
• Which order is recorded directly on the order sheet and functions as a prescription?
• In otic medication administration for adults, which ear manipulation is recommended?
• Aural pertains to which sense organ?
• Which full form corresponds to ASCVD?
• Which pairing correctly matches a system with its organization method?
• Which structures are included in the lymphatic system?
• After instilling ophthalmic drops, what should the patient be instructed to do?
• mg stands for which unit?
• What does VRSA stand for?
• What is required to accompany medication destruction to ensure accountability?
• Which statement best describes the reproductive system's general function?
• Improper or negligent treatment of a resident or patient resulting in damage or injury. Example: The CMT gives medications to the wrong resident and does not report the error to the nurse?
• What information should you know about medications before administering them?
• Which category includes flu vaccine and pneumonia vaccine?
• Which abbreviation is used for a urinary infection?
• Which medication category is used to prevent clot formation by inhibiting platelet aggregation?
• Unjustified detention of a person. Example: Preventing a competent resident from leaving a facility?
• Which abbreviation represents hour?
• Which term refers to drugs regulated by the Federal and State Controlled Substance Acts?
• The abbreviation caps stands for?
• What does it mean when a tablet is scored?
• What is the meaning of the abbreviation STAT?
• What is the purpose of an enteric-coated tablet?
• When checking orders v MAR what should you be checking?
• How many tablespoons are in 3 teaspoons?
• Federal Regulations for Skilled Nursing Facilities include which act?
• What should you do after administering a medication regarding documentation?
• How many cubic centimeters are in 1 milliliter?
• What does TR stand for in medication release terms?
• Premises means what?
• mcg stands for which unit?
• Which order type is described as medications taken on an ongoing basis?
• Which abbreviation means four times a day?
• What does the sensory system primarily provide?
• What is the final step after administering any medication?
• The PDR is a resource for what?
• Which term best defines a system?
• Which term describes two drugs that decrease each other's effectiveness?
• PVD stands for which condition?
• Which respiratory medication is commonly used to treat allergic rhinitis?
• Before removing medication from storage, what should you verify?
• Which action confirms patient identification prior to starting oxygen therapy?
• One-time Order indicates what kind of dosing?
• Which term describes a medication route other than the digestive system?
• Before giving any medication, which items should you verify against the MAR?
• What is the primary function of the alveoli?
• Rhinitis is defined as?
• Cells are defined as what?
• Which abbreviation expands to 'range of motion'?
• What does 'sol.' stand for?
• Which statement best describes the Sectional Pass System?
• Which term describes giving the wrong medication to the wrong resident and not reporting it?
• Which acronym stands for Cardiovascular Disease?
• OD stands for?
• Which organs are part of the digestive system?
• The abbreviation C stands for Centigrade?
• Chemical restraint refers to what?
• Which statement about federal regulation acts is true?
• What is the function of an organ?
• Tendons connect which structures?
• Sublingual administration is performed where?
• Which order requires medications to be administered immediately and only one time?
• What is the first action listed when preparing to administer nasal oxygen via cannula?
• Discontinue Orders mean that medications are what?
• Dysarthria is primarily caused by
• Three teaspoons are equal to how many tablespoons?
• The notation 'a' (with a line over) indicates which timing?
• Which category describes state regulation of medication in skilled facilities?
• Which term describes emotional or physiological dependence on a drug that progresses beyond voluntary control?
• Trade/Brand name refers to which of the following?
• Which item is included on the MAR?
• Privileged communication refers to what?
• Sublingual administration is performed where?
• Which organs are part of the urinary system?
• Which of the following are sensory system structures?
• Which system includes the diaphragm as a key component?
• Anticholinergic medications are listed under which system?
• Which of the following is equivalent to 30 milliliters?
• Which statement describes Schedule 2 controlled substances?
• COPD stands for which chronic lung disease?
• Oral Extended Release Forms are best described as
• Which metric unit is used for volume?
• Ethics deals with what?
• Which statement best describes Modified Unit Dose?
• Which abbreviation corresponds to a mobility device used by patients who cannot walk?
• Which abbreviation stands for a condition related to the prostate?
• What is the purpose of an Expectorant medication?
• Medical records should include which items related to medication administration?
• Self control of medication shall mean which of the following?
• Which term describes a dose given in excess?
• Which abbreviation corresponds to capsules?
• Otic pertains to which sense organ?
• Which term describes the four-phase process of drug movement through the body?
• Ophthalmic describes something related to which organ?
• Aphasia is characterized by
• What is a typical daily urine production range in the urinary system?
• The abbreviation amt stands for which word?
• Which medication is used to treat movement disorders in the nervous system category?
• Which abbreviation indicates a dosing frequency of twice daily?
• 1 liter equals how many pints?
• Which abbreviation represents gram?
• Which action should be performed after washing hands and before starting nasal oxygen therapy?
• Before shaking the metered-dose inhaler, which action should you perform?
• Conduct refers to which of the following?
• A false and malicious publication in writing about an individual or group to a third party?
• Which option correctly identifies the meaning of NPO?
• What are drug side effects?
• In rectal meds, which step occurs after removing gloves and washing hands?
• In dosing notation, what does the abbreviation 'q' indicate?
• Which abbreviation indicates a bedside commode in patient notes?
• MDS stands for?
• Which coating type is designed to protect the drug's taste?
• The abbreviation subut means?
• Which term is the unlawful application of force to the person of another?
• Verbal med orders must be written in which timeframe?
• How many milligrams are in 1 gram?
• NOT one of the Five Rights of medication administration?
• ASCVD stands for which term?
• Which term describes a compulsion to use a drug, often for mood altering effects and preoccupation with obtaining the drug?
• Inh stands for which term?
• Which term describes making private information public without consent?
• The abbreviation NKA is used to indicate what patient allergy status?
• Which expansion matches Degenerative Joint Disease?
• Which term best describes a false spoken statement intended to damage someone's reputation?
• Which metric unit is used for mass?
• Which term describes administering too much or too little of the correct dose?
• How many milliliters are in 1 liter?
• Antagonism is defined as two drugs work against each other?