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1 Medicine Awareness Tel No Question 1 Which of the following are routes by which medication can be administered? [ ] Eye drops [ ] Tablets and capsules [ ] Injections and Patches Question 2 Why is the issue of consent with regards to the use of medication important? [ ] So that doctors can have the ultimate say in consenting to administering medication [ ] So that individuals are made aware and able to agree or disagree with medications administered to the individual [ ] We should ensure all trouble makers are drugged without their permission [ ] Consent is only an option if anyone asks Question 3 Medicine can be administered via many forms. Click on the administration route which is given under the tongue. [ ] Intraoccular [ ] Intravenous [ ] Sublingual [ ] Submarine Question 4 How should you record medication? 1 / 11

2 [ ] Clearly and legibly [ ] In black ink [ ] Accurately, timely and current Question 5 Medication has legal classifications what are these classifications? [ ] Over the Counter and Pharmacy medicines [ ] Pharmacy only and GP surgery only medicines [ ] GP surgery only medicines and Over the Counter [ ] Under the table medicines and GP surgery only medicines Question 6 If an individual presents physical and/or mental changes once medication is administered, what should you do? [ ] Nothing [ ] Continue the medication to check if the altered symptoms go away [ ] Speak with your line manager immediately [ ] Pretend you didn't notice Question 7 Which of the following are materials and equipment that can assist in administering medication? [ ] Intra-oral hypodermics and Monitored dosage system [ ] Monitored dosage systems and Compliance aids [ ] Compliance aids Legal Highs [ ] Legal Highs and Intra-oral hypodermics Question 8 Medicine can be administered via many forms. Click on the administration route which is given into the eye. [ ] Intra-continental [ ] Intra-arial 2 / 11

3 [ ] Intra-ocular [ ] Intravenous Question 9 The administration of injections suppositories, pessaries, enemas, rectal or vaginal creams or the application of dressings to broken skin are the responsibility of whom? [ ] Social care workers [ ] Community nurse or qualified nurse in a nursing home [ ] The patient themselves to maintain privacy and dignity [ ] Any health or social care worker at any level of training or qualification Question 10 You ensure that medication is used or administered correctly by remembering, using and promoting the six rights: right time, person, dose, medicine, route and what? [ ] Right to equipment [ ] Right to a lawyer [ ] Right to withdraw [ ] Right to refuse Question 11 Which of the following are some of the roles and responsibilities of doctors? [ ] Making a diagnosis and/or Working in general practice or as hospital specialists [ ] Surgical boot making and/ or Reviewing x-ray images [ ] Reviewing x-ray images and/or making a model aircraft [ ] Reviewing film images and/or working in general practice or as hospital specialists Question 12 There are numerous procedures to follow when it comes to the safe storage of medication. Which of the following is NOT a method of safely storing medicine? [ ] Medicines should be stored in a safe location out of the reach of children [ ] Where relevant to the medication, keep out of direct sunlight and at the correct temperature [ ] Medicines requiring cold storage e.g. insulin should be kept in the staff fridge for 3 / 11

4 security [ ] Medicine trolleys must be locked and fixed to the wall when not in use Question 13 Medicine can be administered via many forms. Click on the administration route which is designed for local application to a body part or to work on a particular area [ ] Tropical [ ] Typical [ ] Toupee call [ ] Topical Question 14 If you need to report on the use of medication and problems associated with it, what should you do [ ] Blackmail the prepetrator [ ] Stay tight lipped [ ] Follow agreed ways of working [ ] Write a report and hand to your line manager Question 15 Common types of medication can be taken in which forms? [ ] Liquid and solid [ ] Coal and liquid [ ] brick and solid [ ] Air and plastic Question 16 The term for the medicine that is given ON means: [ ] Old Numbers [ ] Only Nanny's [ ] At Night [ ] Take medication with your pyjamas ON 4 / 11

5 Meadicines Question 17 The term for the medicine that is given PRN means: [ ] Put Right up my Nose [ ] If necessary or required at stated intervals [ ] Prescribe Right Now [ ] Pharmacy Reopens Noon Question 18 The term for the medicine that is given AM means: [ ] Antibiotic Medication [ ] Anabolic Muscles [ ] In the morning [ ] Aspirin Monthly Question 19 The term for the medicine that is given PM means: [ ] Post Mortem [ ] Prime Minister [ ] Post Master [ ] Evening/Tea Time Question 20 The term for the medicine that is given Nocte means: [ ] At Night [ ] Knock Quietly [ ] Evening Tea [ ] In the morning Question 21 Which Act controls the sale and supply of medications [ ] Great use of Drugs Act / 11

6 [ ] Inequality Act 2010 [ ] Medicines Act 1968 [ ] Human Remains Act 1998 Question 22 What medications cannot be administered by a social care worker, and must only be administered by a community nurse or qualified nurse in a nursing home [ ] Injections, and Suppositories [ ] Pessaries and Enemas [ ] Rectal and Vaginal creams, dressings to broken skin Question 23 Common side effects of medications are [ ] Nausea anjd vomiting [ ] Constipation and diarhorea [ ] Headache, dry mouth and rash Question 24 Adverse reactions include [ ] Swelling of hands face and body [ ] Skin redness and blotchy, sweating and feeling faint [ ] Difficulty in breathing Question 25 Which method of administering medications, will get medicine into muscles, veins or beneath the skin [ ] Tablets or capsules [ ] Inhaler [ ] Injection [ ] Cream 6 / 11

7 Question 26 Which of these is not an over the counter remedy [ ] Antacids [ ] Morphine [ ] Laxatives [ ] Vitamins Question 27 What are the six rights when giving medication [ ] Give the wrong amount of the right medication to the right person at the right time by the right route and allow the individual the right to refuse [ ] Give the right amount of the wrong medication to the right person at the right time by the right route and allow the individual the right to refuse [ ] Give the right amount of the right medication to the wrong person at the right time by the right route and allow the individual the right to refuse [ ] Give the right amount of the right medication to the right person at the right time by the right route and allow the individual the right to refuse Question 28 There are 3 main groups of medication defined by the Medicines Act 1968, they are: [ ] General Sales List, Pharmacy Only and Description Only [ ] General Sales List, Pharmacy Banned and Rescription Only [ ] General Sales List, Pharmacy Only and Prescription Only [ ] General Bales List, Pharmacy Only and Proscribed Only Question 29 This is true about self administration of medications [ ] They have an unlocked cabinet to store medications [ ] They have an open cabinet to store medications [ ] They have a locked cabinet to store medications [ ] They do not have a locked cabinet to store medications Question 30 7 / 11

8 The medication administration Record must be [ ] Illegible [ ] Kept up to date [ ] Falsified [ ] Altered without authorisation Question 31 All medications should be [ ] Clear, illegible, in black ink and signed [ ] Unclear, legible, in black ink and signed [ ] Clear, legible, in black ink and unsigned [ ] Clear, legible, in black ink and signed Question 32 What should you not do regarding individuals medication [ ] You must not involve yourself in the medication giving unless required by the manager with the consent of the individual [ ] You must involve yourself in the medication giving unless required by the manager with the consent of the individual [ ] You must not involve yourself in the medication giving unless not required by the manager with the consent of the individual [ ] You must not involve yourself in the medication giving unless required by the manager without the consent of the individuat Question 33 Medication should not touch the workers skin because [ ] Risk of allergic reaction [ ] Risk of cross infection [ ] It is unhygenic and unprofessional Question 34 8 / 11

9 What is an Antibiotic [ ] A herb (such as penicillin or its derivatives) that inhibits the growth of or destroys micro-organisms. [ ] A vegetable (such as penicillin or its derivatives) that inhibits the growth of or destroys microorganisms. [ ] A fruit (such as penicillin or its derivatives) that inhibits the growth of or destroys microorganisms. [ ] A medicine (such as penicillin or its derivatives) that inhibits the growth of or destroys microorganisms. Question 35 What is an Anti-depressant [ ] A drug used to alleviate oppression. [ ] A drug used to alleviate repression. [ ] A drug used to alleviate depression. [ ] A drug used to abbreviate depression. Question 36 What is an Ant-psychotic medication [ ] Used in Psychiatry, preventing or treating psychosis [ ] Used in Pieintheskyiatry, preventing or treating psychosis [ ] Used in Psychiatry, causing or initiating psychosis [ ] Used in Psychiatry, preventing or mis-treating psychosis Question 37 What is an Anti-hypertensive medication [ ] Used to flower blood pressure [ ] Used to higher blood pressure [ ] Used to lower blood pressure [ ] Used to blower blood pressure Question 38 What is a diuretic 9 / 11

10 [ ] A substance or drug that tends to increase the discharge of urine. [ ] A substance or drug that tends to decrease the discharge of urine. [ ] A substance or drug that tends to increase the freezing of urine. [ ] A substance or drug that tends to increase the admission of urine. Question 39 What is Insulin [ ] Insulin is a hormone made by the liver that allows your body to use sugar (glucose) from carbohydrates in the food that you eat for energy or to store glucose for future use. [ ] Insulin is a hormone made by the heart that allows your body to use sugar (glucose) from carbohydrates in the food that you eat for energy or to store glucose for future use. [ ] Insulin is a hormone made by the stomach that allows your body to use sugar (glucose) from carbohydrates in the food that you eat for energy or to store glucose for future use. [ ] Insulin is a hormone made by the pancreas that allows your body to use sugar (glucose) from carbohydrates in the food that you eat for energy or to store glucose for future use. Question 40 What are beta blockers [ ] Beta-blockers, also known as beta-adrenoceptor blocking agents, are medications used to treat conditions such as weak bladder, tonsillitis and bad breath. They decrease the activity of the heart by blocking the action of hormones like adrenaline. [ ] Beta-blockers, also known as beta-adrenoceptor blocking agents, are medications used to treat conditions such as red eye, pink spots and green tea They decrease the activity of the heart by blocking the action of hormones like adrenaline. [ ] Beta-blockers, also known as beta-adrenoceptor blocking agents, are medications used to treat conditions such as angina, heart failure and high blood pressure. They decrease the activity of the heart by blocking the action of hormones like adrenaline. [ ] Beta-blockers, also known as beta-adrenoceptor blocking agents, are medications used to treat conditions such as nail biting, spot sqeezing and nose picking They decrease the activity of the heart by blocking the action of hormones like adrenaline. 10 / 11

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