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According to the controlled substances act, in which drug classification do morphine and codeine fall under?

for children under 3 years old, pull the earlobe _____________ to straighten the ear

chest leads V1 are placed

after instilling ear medication, instruct the patient to remain in the same position for:

which of the following is a non invasive test that measures the ability of the lungs to exhale?

agency that ensures medicines are safe/effective and that they're honestly/accurately represented to the public is the:

The class of drug that prevents or controls high blood pressure is:

how is it possible that a generic drug may not be as effective as it's name brand equivalent?

Tell the patient to relax, breathe normally, and _____ during the ECG process

a physician orders 30 mg of prilosec. the supply on hand is 20 mg/tablet. how many tablets should be given?

when administering a medication, which important info should the MA check for in the patient's record?

which drug resource is a compilation of prescription inserts and drug manufacturer information?

a __________ is a physician specialist who treats lung and respiratory disorders

v3 leads are placed:

V2 leads are placed:

the liquid portion of the blood is:

D/HxQ is an example of which method of calculating drug dosages?

how many plates must a patient identify during the ishihara test to determine normal color vision?

all of the following are strategies for communicating with a hearing impaired patient except:

The term used to describe a patient who does not follow his or her physician's orders is:

a(n) _____ delivers medication directly to deeper areas in the lungs through a fine aerosol mist

what can cause inaccurate test results in the lab?

What is the function of white blood cells?

when administering a nebulizer to a patient, which position should the patient be in?

V6 leads are placed:

what artifact can be caused by talcum or lotions preventing good contact with skin?

which routes can a suppository be administered?

which artifact is caused by a tense muscle or muscle contraction?

Common side effect to medication that is accepted because benefit of the medication outweighs the unwanted effects is

when reading a prescription, the abbreviation BID means:

The agency of the federal government responsible for drug control enforcement is the:

which leukocytes are thought to be manufactured in bone marrow and produce heparin?

results for the same test on a variety of patients during a single shift have come back abnormal. why?

the evaluation of a patient's needs is referred to as:

before performing ear irrigation, the medical assistant should do all of the following except:

Instructs patients to remove ____ when performing ECG, because it can interfere with the electrical current of the ECG

if a physician's order is to give the patient 20 mg of lasix, but you only have 10 mg/mL, how many mL's should be given?

heparin is an additive for blood specimens that:

The first step in the procedure for instilling eye medication is:

Eye irrigation is also known as

Which precaution is important to remember when using evacuated blood-collection tubes?

Which abbreviation on the prescription indicates "before meals"?

an MA who is testing a patient for near vision acuity should do the following:

best position for spirometry testing?

what are the molecules in red blood cells that transport oxygen?

a life threatening adverse reaction to a drug is:

_______ act as bridges between arteries and veins

the number of heartbeats per minute is the:

Teaching the patient what to do is:

the most commonly used system for dosage calculations and conversions is the:

Which of the following individuals is responsible for ordering the patient education that is required for patients?

A(n) ______ delivers a desired amount of medication into the respiratory tract to dilate the airways.

which of the following measures the fastest rate at which a patient exhales after taking a maximum breath?

how long must a patient inhale mist from a nebulizer?

which blood vessels carry blood toward the heart?

what is not a factor in a patient's reaction to a medication?

A(n) _________ is the tracing or recording of electrical activity as it moves through the heart

Why would a medical assistant use a Snellen chart?

which patient groups usually require lower doses of medication?

which of the following is considered a chronic obstructive condition?

which blood vessels have valves to prevent blood from flowing backward?

_______ refers to the patient's physical condition at the time of testing

instilling ear medication is commonly performed by:

___________ measures the amount of oxygen, carbon dioxide, and PH of the blood

What is the most common form of blood collection for adults and older children?

a pulmonary function test may be done at which of the following locations?

How does a physician indicate on a prescription that the only brand name drug should be given with no substitutes?

when assisting a visually impaired patient, the medical assistant should always:

electrical activity from a source other than the heart is referred to as a(n)

_________ is based on the weight of the child

medications that are only available through a physician or advanced practitioner are called:

what is the generic name for motrin?

what is the most common method of venipuncture?

Which of the following is current about oxygen concetrator?

Medications instilled in the ear include antibiotics, topical anesthetics, and solutions or soften ______.