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Mandatory Care Training – Medication Administration
Medication Administration
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IMPORTANT: Learners need to get at least 75% correct (15 correct answers) to gain their certificate. There are 20 questions, please indicate by checking the box which questions are True or False:
1. Medication management is an important part of a care workers role?
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True
False
2. I do not need to read the medication assessment in the care plan before I support with medication?
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True
False
3. Level 3 support is a prompt / verbal reminder to the service user to take their medication?
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True
False
4. A MAR chart is a legal document?
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True
False
5. I do not need to be aware of the contents of a MAR chart?
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True
False
6. Only care workers can make mistakes with medication?
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True
False
7. We must not use home filled blister packs/ dossette boxes?
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True
False
8. Gaining consent of the service user is an important part of the medication administration process?
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True
False
9. When evidencing the correct medication is in the blister pack, the colour of the medication is not important?
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True
False
10. When using code A, you should only complete the MAR chart once the service user has swallowed their medication?
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True
False
11. PRN medication will be in the blister pack?
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True
False
12. The PRN protocol is not relevant to me when administering medication?
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True
False
13. There is no need to check for known allergies before administering medication?
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True
False
14. Any mistakes with medication must be reported to the office immediately
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True
False
15. There is no need to enter the correct time of administration on the MAR chart?
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True
False
16. Drops, sprays and inhalers are not types of medication?
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True
False
17. Every service user has the right to refuse to take their medication?
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True
False
18. The Right Outcome is one of the seven R’s?
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True
False
19. It is ok to dispose of service users’ unwanted medication down the drain?
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True
False
20. If I have any concerns with medication I must report it to the office?
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True
False
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