exam 1 Fidelity means to..... Correct 10 / 10 Do GOOD Do No HARM KEEP your promiseRight Answer 2) Non-Maleficence means to..... Non-Maleficence means to..... Correct 10 / 10 Do GOOD Do NO HARMRight Answer Keep your promise 3) Veracity means to....... Veracity means to....... Correct 10 / 10 Tell the TRUTHRight Answer Do NO HARM Allow resident to make their own medical decisions 4) As the CMA, it is LEGAL to take phone orders from a physician, physician’s assistant, advanced practice registered nurse (APRN), dentist, or pharmacist. As the CMA, it is LEGAL to take phone orders from a physician, physician’s assistant, advanced practice registered nurse (APRN), dentist, or pharmacist. Correct 10 / 10 True False Right Answer 5) As the CMA, it is ILLEGAL to give medication by any route that involves puncturing the skin (parental medication), such as intramuscular or subcutaneous injections or through intravenous lines. As the CMA, it is ILLEGAL to give medication by any route that involves puncturing the skin (parental medication), such as intramuscular or subcutaneous injections or through intravenous lines. Correct 10 / 10 True Right Answer False 6) As The Certified Medication Aide, it is LEGAL to refuse to perform a task the medication aide has not been trained to do or does not feel competent to perform. As The Certified Medication Aide, it is LEGAL to refuse to perform a task the medication aide has not been trained to do or does not feel competent to perform. Correct 10 / 10 True Right Answer False 7) As the CMA, it is ILLEGAL to perform certain procedures EVEN if you are taught to do so and deemed competent by a supervising licensed nurse. As the CMA, it is ILLEGAL to perform certain procedures EVEN if you are taught to do so and deemed competent by a supervising licensed nurse. Incorrect 0 / 10 True False Right Answer 8) As the CMA, you LEGALLY work directly under which person(s)? As the CMA, you LEGALLY work directly under which person(s)? Correct 10 / 10 Doctor LPN or RNRight Answer Director of Nursing 9) As a CMA it is IMPORTANT to know which of the following when it comes to attitudes and responsibilities? As a CMA it is IMPORTANT to know which of the following when it comes to attitudes and responsibilities? Correct 10 / 10 Know yourself and your attitude towards medicationsRight Answer Be able to Identify your residentsRight Answer Know your resident's normal behaviorRight Answer Recognize residents as individualsRight Answer 10) As the Medication Aide, it is important to know what is expected of you. As a result, you must be familiar with your job description. As the Medication Aide, it is important to know what is expected of you. As a result, you must be familiar with your job description
1) | Fidelity means to..... Fidelity means to..... | Correct 10 / 10 |
Do GOOD | ||
Do No HARM | ||
KEEP your promise Right Answer |
2) | Non-Maleficence means to..... Non-Maleficence means to..... | Correct 10 / 10 |
Do GOOD | ||
Do NO HARM Right Answer | ||
Keep your promise |
3) | Veracity means to....... Veracity means to....... | Correct 10 / 10 |
Tell the TRUTH Right Answer | ||
Do NO HARM | ||
Allow resident to make their own medical decisions |
4) | As the CMA, it is LEGAL to take phone orders from a physician, physician’s assistant, advanced practice registered nurse (APRN), dentist, or pharmacist. As the CMA, it is LEGAL to take phone orders from a physician, physician’s assistant, advanced practice registered nurse (APRN), dentist, or pharmacist. | Correct 10 / 10 |
True | ||
False Right Answer |
5) | As the CMA, it is ILLEGAL to give medication by any route that involves puncturing the skin (parental medication), such as intramuscular or subcutaneous injections or through intravenous lines. As the CMA, it is ILLEGAL to give medication by any route that involves puncturing the skin (parental medication), such as intramuscular or subcutaneous injections or through intravenous lines. | Correct 10 / 10 |
True Right Answer | ||
False |
6) | As The Certified Medication Aide, it is LEGAL to refuse to perform a task the medication aide has not been trained to do or does not feel competent to perform. As The Certified Medication Aide, it is LEGAL to refuse to perform a task the medication aide has not been trained to do or does not feel competent to perform. | Correct 10 / 10 |
True Right Answer | ||
False |
7) | As the CMA, it is ILLEGAL to perform certain procedures EVEN if you are taught to do so and deemed competent by a supervising licensed nurse. As the CMA, it is ILLEGAL to perform certain procedures EVEN if you are taught to do so and deemed competent by a supervising licensed nurse. | Incorrect 0 / 10 |
True | ||
False Right Answer |
8) | As the CMA, you LEGALLY work directly under which person(s)? As the CMA, you LEGALLY work directly under which person(s)? | Correct 10 / 10 |
Doctor | ||
LPN or RN Right Answer | ||
Director of Nursing |
9) | As a CMA it is IMPORTANT to know which of the following when it comes to attitudes and responsibilities? As a CMA it is IMPORTANT to know which of the following when it comes to attitudes and responsibilities? | Correct 10 / 10 |
Know yourself and your attitude towards medications Right Answer | ||
Be able to Identify your residents Right Answer | ||
Know your resident's normal behavior Right Answer | ||
Recognize residents as individuals Right Answer |
10) | As the Medication Aide, it is important to know what is expected of you. As a result, you must be familiar with your job description. As the Medication Aide, it is important to know what is expected of you. As a result, you must be familiar with your job description. | Correct 10 / 10 |
True Right Answer | ||
False |
Exam 2
1) | SELECT 2 BARRIERS TO EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION. SELECT 2 BARRIERS TO EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION. | Correct 10 / 10 |
DIMINISHED ALERTNESS Right Answer | ||
A QUIET ENVIRONMENT | ||
EXTERNAL DISTRACTIONS Right Answer |
2) | To give report means to give an account of something that has been seen, heard, or considered to be done. Knowing this, do you think it includes giving information to the family or the doctor? To give report means to give an account of something that has been seen, heard, or considered to be done. Knowing this, do you think it includes giving information to the family or the doctor? | Correct 10 / 10 |
Yes Right Answer | ||
No | ||
Feedback: GIVING REPORT IS THE EXCHANGE OF ANY INFORMATION TO ANY PERSON. PLEASE BE AWARE OF THE FACILITIES POLICIES SO YOU DONT VIOLATE HIPAA | ||
3) | The difference between VERBAL and NONVERBAL Communication is that verbal communication makes up 70% of what you say while NONVERBAL is 30% or what you say The difference between VERBAL and NONVERBAL Communication is that verbal communication makes up 70% of what you say while NONVERBAL is 30% or what you say | Incorrect 0 / 10 |
True | ||
False Right Answer |
4) | During END of LIFE CARE (Dying resident) it is OK to talk give them false hope and tell them "It's going to be okay." "You're doing fine." During END of LIFE CARE (Dying resident) it is OK to talk give them false hope and tell them "It's going to be okay." "You're doing fine." | Correct 10 / 10 |
True | ||
False Right Answer | ||
Feedback: YOU NEED TO JUST LISTEN AND ACCEPT WHAT THEY SAY. IT IS OK TO JUST LISTEN TO THE RESIDENT AND NOT SAY anything back | ||
5) | When communicating with residents it is OK to talk about your personal problems and talk bad about other staff and/or the facility. When communicating with residents it is OK to talk about your personal problems and talk bad about other staff and/or the facility. | Correct 10 / 10 |
True | ||
False Right Answer |
6) | Select ALL of the following that are important when communicating with RESIDENTS Select ALL of the following that are important when communicating with RESIDENTS | Correct 10 / 10 |
Identify yourself: name, title, reason for being there. Right Answer | ||
Call them by their proper name Right Answer | ||
Properly identify the resident Right Answer | ||
The Resident MUST be thought of as human Right Answer |
7) | In order to communicate effectively, you should In order to communicate effectively, you should •Avoid using words that might have more than one meaning or the words "I understand." •Use familiar words. NO SLANG •Be brief and concise. •Logical and orderly manner. •Be aware of language differences. | Correct 10 / 10 |
True Right Answer | ||
False |
8) | Communication is a continuous reciprocal process of exchanging information Communication is a continuous reciprocal process of exchanging information | Correct 10 / 10 |
True Right Answer | ||
False |
9) | The difference between objective and Subjective information: Objective is what you hear ONLY, while subjective is what the resident tells you. The difference between objective and Subjective information: Objective is what you hear ONLY, while subjective is what the resident tells you. | Correct 10 / 10 |
True | ||
False Right Answer | ||
Feedback: OBJECTIVE IS: WHAT YOU SEE, HEAR, FEEL, AND SMELL SUBJECT IS WHAT THE RESIDENT TELLS YOU. PAIN IS SUBJECTIVE | ||
10) | When helping residents with behavior issues or cognitive impairment, choose ALL of the following that would promote effective communication. When helping residents with behavior issues or cognitive impairment, choose ALL of the following that would promote effective communication. | Partially Correct 8 / 10 |
Using short sentences Right Answer | ||
Identifying yourself with EVERY interaction Right Answer | ||
ALWAYS asking WHY questions (example: why are you doing that?) | ||
Cue the resident (example: it's time for dinner....) Right Answer | ||
NEVER REMINSCE |
Exam 3
1) | The single most important way to prevent the spread of infection........ The single most important way to prevent the spread of infection........ | Correct 25 / 25 |
Using a mask | ||
Avoiding your residents | ||
Washing your hands Right Answer |
2) | Hands MUST be washed in which of the following situations? Hands MUST be washed in which of the following situations? | Correct 25 / 25 |
Before and after care is given Right Answer | ||
After removing gloves Right Answer | ||
BEFORE removing gloves | ||
After touching blood or body fluids Right Answer |
3) | Which type of water is best for hand washing? Which type of water is best for hand washing? | Correct 25 / 25 |
Cold water | ||
Warm Water Right Answer | ||
Hot Water |
4) | How long should you wash your hands for? How long should you wash your hands for? | Correct 25 / 25 |
15 to 30sec Right Answer | ||
45sec | ||
1 min |
Exam 4
1) | WHICH BEST DESCRIBED THE TERM MEDICATION? WHICH BEST DESCRIBED THE TERM MEDICATION? | Correct 2 / 2 |
"Treatment with remedies." It is the term that is used inclusively for drugs, vitamins, and herbal substances Right Answer | ||
Substances that are manufactured and classified under the Food and Drug Administration. Drugs include those chemical substances that are available through prescription or over the counter. | ||
Feedback: Medication is defined as "treatment with remedies." It is the term that is used inclusively for drugs, vitamins, and herbal substances. Medications may be "drugs" or other substances. | ||
2) | Define the term drug. Define the term drug. | Correct 2 / 2 |
"Treatment with remedies." It is the term that is used inclusively for drugs, vitamins, and herbal substances. | ||
Substances that are manufactured and classified under the Food and Drug Administration. Drugs include those chemical substances that are available through prescription or over the counter. Right Answer | ||
Feedback: Drugs are regulated by the FDA and medications are NOT. "Drug" is the term generally used for substances that are manufactured and classified under the Food and Drug Administration. Drugs include those chemical substances that are available through prescription or over the counter | ||
3) | ALL drugs are medications because all drugs are developed to "Treat" something. ALL drugs are medications because all drugs are developed to "Treat" something. | Correct 2 / 2 |
True Right Answer | ||
False |
4) | Not all medications are drugs because a medication can include HOME REMEDIES. This means that if I drink tea for a sore throat, the tea is used as a "medication" to treat the sore throat. ****drugs are regulated by the FDA*** Not all medications are drugs because a medication can include HOME REMEDIES. This means that if I drink tea for a sore throat, the tea is used as a "medication" to treat the sore throat.
****drugs are regulated by the FDA*** | Correct 2 / 2 |
True Right Answer | ||
False | ||
Feedback: FDA does NOT regulate the making of TEA or other home remedies. Therefore, all medications are NOT drugs. | ||
5) | Match the 4 basic processes of medication Match the 4 basic processes of medication | Correct 16 / 16 |
Absorption Medication entering the blood stream | ||
Distribution Medication going into the cells where it is supposed to work | ||
Biotransformation Breakdown of medication (most of this happens in the liver) | ||
Excretion Medication leaving the body | ||
Right Answer Absorption Medication entering the blood stream Distribution Medication going into the cells where it is supposed to work Biotransformation Breakdown of medication (most of this happens in the liver) Excretion Medication leaving the body |
6) | When it comes to age, Elderly people may be more sensitive to some medications and, therefore, there may be a greater potential for adverse reactions (i.e. confusion or alter mental status due to being on medication) When it comes to age, Elderly people may be more sensitive to some medications and, therefore, there may be a greater potential for adverse reactions (i.e. confusion or alter mental status due to being on medication) | Incorrect 0 / 2 |
True Right Answer | ||
False |
7) | When it comes to medication, the size or weight of the resident may mean they needs a SMALLER dose of medicine? When it comes to medication, the size or weight of the resident may mean they needs a SMALLER dose of medicine? | Correct 2 / 2 |
True | ||
False Right Answer | ||
Feedback: Larger people usually require larger doses of medication due to their body fat content. | ||
8) | Because taking food with medication can alter the effects of medication, sometimes DIET and TIME of DAY need to be considered when giving medication. Knowing this, sometimes people take medications on an empty stomach and sometimes they have to take medication WITH food to avoid other issues. Because taking food with medication can alter the effects of medication, sometimes DIET and TIME of DAY need to be considered when giving medication. Knowing this, sometimes people take medications on an empty stomach and sometimes they have to take medication WITH food to avoid other issues. | Correct 2 / 2 |
True Right Answer | ||
False |
9) | Pathological conditions (such as kidney disease or liver disease) can alter the effects of medication. Knowing this, you would expect medication orders to be changed by either decreasing the medication dose or increasing the time between medication doses to allow time for the resident to excrete the medication. Pathological conditions (such as kidney disease or liver disease) can alter the effects of medication. Knowing this, you would expect medication orders to be changed by either decreasing the medication dose or increasing the time between medication doses to allow time for the resident to excrete the medication. | Incorrect 0 / 3 |
True Right Answer | ||
False | ||
Feedback: A normal person may be on Percocet 10mg every 4hrs for pain while a person with Kidney failure may have to take Percocet 5mg every 6 hours. This will allow them time to excrete the medication | ||
10) | Match the following terms: Match the following terms: | Correct 20 / 20 |
Action how the medication works on the body | ||
Effect Change that occurs to the body once the medication is taken | ||
Local Effect Medication works where it was placed (i,e, placing a pain patch on the knee, the pain in the knee goes away) | ||
Systemic Effect Medication works by going through the blood stream and the body (i.e. taking a pain pill for knee pain, eventually the pain goes away) | ||
Therapuetic Effect Medication working as prescribed aka primary effect. | ||
Right Answer Action how the medication works on the body Effect Change that occurs to the body once the medication is taken Local Effect Medication works where it was placed (i,e, placing a pain patch on the knee, the pain in the knee goes away) Systemic Effect Medication works by going through the blood stream and the body (i.e. taking a pain pill for knee pain, eventually the pain goes away) Therapuetic Effect Medication working as prescribed aka primary effect. |
11) | Match the following interactions Match the following interactions | Correct 12 / 12 |
Medication to medication interaction Not taking Antibiotics with Antacids because they do not work well together | ||
Medication to food Interaction Not taking Coumadin (a blood thinner) while eating FOODS high in Vitamin K (spinach, kale, etc) | ||
Medication to Disease interaction Knowing that if the resident has kidney disease, they may need to avoid ibuprofen. | ||
Right Answer Medication to medication interaction Not taking Antibiotics with Antacids because they do not work well together Medication to food Interaction Not taking Coumadin (a blood thinner) while eating FOODS high in Vitamin K (spinach, kale, etc) Medication to Disease interaction Knowing that if the resident has kidney disease, they may need to avoid ibuprofen. |
12) | WHICH BEST DESCRIBES THE TERM SIDE EFFECT WHICH BEST DESCRIBES THE TERM SIDE EFFECT | Correct 5 / 5 |
Resistance to the effect of a medication, need to take increasingly larger doses to produce the same physical or psychological effect. | ||
an expected, well-known reaction that occurs with a predictable frequency and may or may not constitute an adverse consequence. Right Answer | ||
Feedback: A side effect is an expected, well-known reaction that occurs with a predictable frequency and may or may not constitute an adverse consequence. | ||
13) | Match the allergic reactions Match the allergic reactions | Correct 4 / 4 |
Mild Allergy Rash, hives, itching, etc | ||
Severe Allergy Anaphylactic shock (ie decrease blood pressure, severe bereathing problems, death due to cardiac arrest) | ||
Right Answer Mild Allergy Rash, hives, itching, etc Severe Allergy Anaphylactic shock (ie decrease blood pressure, severe bereathing problems, death due to cardiac arrest) |
14) | Match the following terms. THESE ARE VERY IMPORTANT TO KNOW Match the following terms. THESE ARE VERY IMPORTANT TO KNOW | Correct 24 / 24 |
Idiosyncracy Unusual effect | ||
Tolerance Resistance to the medication. MAY NEED HIGHER DOSE | ||
Cumulation a build up of medication in the body. MAY LEAD TO OVERDOSE | ||
Overdose a dose of medication that is too large for the person size or body type | ||
Synergistic effect taking to medications together that will increase the effects of each other (ie taking pain meds with anxiety pills will have a "nice effect" for the patient | ||
Antagonistic Taking 2 medications together may cancel the effects of one medication (ie taking antibiotics and antacids together will cancel out the antibiotics and they will not work) | ||
Right Answer Idiosyncracy Unusual effect Tolerance Resistance to the medication. MAY NEED HIGHER DOSE Cumulation a build up of medication in the body. MAY LEAD TO OVERDOSE Overdose a dose of medication that is too large for the person size or body type Synergistic effect taking to medications together that will increase the effects of each other (ie taking pain meds with anxiety pills will have a "nice effect" for the patient Antagonistic Taking 2 medications together may cancel the effects of one medication (ie taking antibiotics and antacids together will cancel out the antibiotics and they will not work) | ||
Feedback: THESE TERMS ARE IMPORTANT TO KNOW | ||
15) | MATCH THE FOLLOWING MATCH THE FOLLOWING | Incorrect 0 / 2 |
PSYCHOLOGICAL DEPENDENCE AN ADDICTION TO MEDICATION THAT WHEN TAKEN AWAY CAN CAUSE THE PERSON TO DEVELOP SIGNS OF WITHDRAWALS | ||
PHYSICAL DEPENDENCE HABITUATION OR STRONG CRAVING WITH NO PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS | ||
Right Answer PSYCHOLOGICAL DEPENDENCE HABITUATION OR STRONG CRAVING WITH NO PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS PHYSICAL DEPENDENCE AN ADDICTION TO MEDICATION THAT WHEN TAKEN AWAY CAN CAUSE THE PERSON TO DEVELOP SIGNS OF WITHDRAWALS | ||
Feedback: Habituation: A strong desire or craving for the drug, with no physical symptoms if the drug is taken away. Addiction: When the drug is taken away, the person develops physical symptoms of withdrawal, extreme discomfort, nausea, vomiting, tremors, sweating, etc. | ||
Exam 5
1) | ¨Drugs are mixed with other ingredients, so that they can be swallowed, injected, rubbed on, instilled, inserted, inhaled. ¨Drugs are mixed with other ingredients, so that they can be swallowed, injected, rubbed on, instilled, inserted, inhaled. | Correct 2 / 2 |
True Right Answer | ||
False |
2) | Liquid medication may be given by mouth, rubbed onto skin, instilled into or onto body opening and is mixed with which of the following? Select all that apply Liquid medication may be given by mouth, rubbed onto skin, instilled into or onto body opening and is mixed with which of the following? Select all that apply | Correct 12 / 12 |
Water Right Answer | ||
Alcohol Right Answer | ||
Solution (water and other substance) Right Answer |
3) | When it comes to Suspensions, medication that has a high amount of active ingredient, please select the correct response pertaining to the state of the medication When it comes to Suspensions, medication that has a high amount of active ingredient, please select the correct response pertaining to the state of the medication | Correct 4 / 4 |
They DO NOT fully disolve Right Answer | ||
They fully dissolve into the liquid |
4) | WHICH BEST DESCRIBES MAGMAS, A TYPE OF SUSPENSION LIKE MILK OF MAG (M.O.M) WHICH BEST DESCRIBES MAGMAS, A TYPE OF SUSPENSION LIKE MILK OF MAG (M.O.M) | Correct 3 / 3 |
HEAVY PARTICLES MIXED WITH WATER, FORMING A MILKY LIQUID Right Answer | ||
SUSPENSIONS OF OILS AND FATS | ||
Feedback: A milk like substance with particles in it | ||
5) | Solutions are very concentrated and therefore, NOT dangerous. Solutions are very concentrated and therefore, NOT dangerous. | Correct 4 / 4 |
True | ||
False Right Answer | ||
Feedback: Because of their concentration, solutions can be dangerous so be sure to measure carefully | ||
6) | Syrups contain __________ and __________ mixed with flavoring, like cough syrup while Elixirs contain __________ and __________ which is also sweetened and flavored. Syrups contain [blank] and [blank] mixed with flavoring, like cough syrup while Elixirs contain [blank] and [blank] which is also sweetened and flavored. | Partially Correct 8 / 16 |
Sugar | ||
Water | ||
Alcohol | ||
Water | ||
Right Answer water sugar alcohol water | ||
Feedback: Elixirs are solutions of alcohol and water which is sweetened and favored. Syrups are heavy solutions of water and sugar, usually with flavoring added, like cough syrups | ||
7) | Match the following pills types Match the following pills types | Correct 12 / 12 |
Tablets powdered or granulated drugs compressed into various small shapes | ||
Capsules hard or soft gelatin covering for powdered or liquid medication | ||
Caplets cross between capsule/tablet | ||
Right Answer Tablets powdered or granulated drugs compressed into various small shapes Capsules hard or soft gelatin covering for powdered or liquid medication Caplets cross between capsule/tablet |
8) | Question #8 Time released medication may have several doses of the medication in it and is identified with SR, LA, ER, XR, or EC (enteric coated) behind the name.
Example: Oxycontin XR 20mg PO BID
Select YES to receive credit for this question | Correct 5 / 5 |
Yes, I have read it and want credit for reading the material Right Answer | ||
No, I did not read the question and do NOT want credit | ||
Feedback: SR = Sustained Release LA = Long Acting ER or XR = Extended Release | ||
9) | Delayed release medications that have SR, LA, ER, XR, or EC (enteric coated) after the name MUST never be crushed, opened, or emptied to mix with food or liquid. The resident could receive an overdose. Delayed release medications that have SR, LA, ER, XR, or EC (enteric coated) after the name MUST ¨never be crushed, opened, or emptied to mix with food or liquid. The resident could receive an overdose. | Correct 5 / 5 |
True Right Answer | ||
False | ||
Feedback: Although you cant crush or open it, you can still mix it WHOLE with food like applesauce/pudding if necessary to help them swallow the medication | ||
10) | Delayed release medication (SR, LA, ER, XR, and EC (enteric coated) after the name) MUST be dissolved in the LARGE INTESTINES WHICH IS ANOTHER REASON TO NOT CRUSH THEM. ALL other medication is dissolved by the stomach acid in the stomach Delayed release medication (SR, LA, ER, XR, and EC (enteric coated) after the name) MUST be dissolved in the LARGE INTESTINES WHICH IS ANOTHER REASON TO NOT CRUSH THEM. ALL other medication is dissolved by the stomach acid in the stomach | Correct 5 / 5 |
True | ||
False Right Answer | ||
Feedback: THEY MUST BE DISSOLVED IN THE SMALL INTESTINES | ||
11) | Match the following Routes of ADMINISTRATION Match the following Routes of ADMINISTRATION | Correct 32 / 32 |
Oral by Mouth | ||
Sublingual Under the tongue | ||
Buccal In the cheeks | ||
Topical On the skin | ||
Rectal In the Rectum (Buttocks) | ||
Vaginal In the vagina | ||
Inhalation Through the lungs | ||
Parental Puncturing the skin with a needle | ||
Right Answer Oral by Mouth Sublingual Under the tongue Buccal In the cheeks Topical On the skin Rectal In the Rectum (Buttocks) Vaginal In the vagina Inhalation Through the lungs Parental Puncturing the skin with a needle | ||
Feedback: All routes can be done by the CMA EXCEPT parental medication | ||
Exam 8
1) | PLEASE MATCH THE FOLLOWING | Correct 40 / 40 |
GENERIC NAME OFFICIAL NAME OF THE DRUG | ||
BRAND NAME DRUG NAME OWNED BY MANUFACTURER | ||
Right Answer GENERIC NAME OFFICIAL NAME OF THE DRUG BRAND NAME DRUG NAME OWNED BY MANUFACTURER |
2) | MATCH THE FOLLOWING | Correct 40 / 40 |
GENERIC NAME always lower case | ||
BRAND NAME ALWAYS CAPITALIZED | ||
Right Answer GENERIC NAME always lower case BRAND NAME ALWAYS CAPITALIZED |
3) | Law states that all preparations called by the same name must have a uniform strength and purity (U.S.P.) throughout the United States. MEANING acetaminophen (TYLENOL) IN THE RED BOX IS THE SAME STRENGTH AS THE WALMART BRAND OF "acetaminophen (PAIN RELIEVER)"  | Correct 10 / 10 |
True Right Answer | ||
False |
4) | BRAND NAME AND TRADEMARK NAME ARE NOT THE SAME. | Correct 10 / 10 |
True | ||
False Right Answer |