Test Prep MACE Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Test Prep MACE Online Questions & Answers

• Question 201:

  Which of the following medications belongs in the classification of an antibiotic?

  A. 5 FU
  B. Chlorpromazine
  C. Valium
  D. Bactrim DS
  D. Bactrim DS

• Question 202:

  Which group below has the highest risk for infection?

  A. Persons 5-10 years old
  B. Persons 30-50 years old
  C. Persons 18-29 years old
  D. Persons 80 years and over
  D. Persons 80 years and over

• Question 203:

  A patient reports to the Medication Aide that he or she is having black stools. After notifying the nurse, the Medication Aide examines the Medication Administration Record. Which medication that may explain the black stools is taking the patient?

  A. Prilosec
  B. Tagamet
  C. Pepto-Bismol
  D. Reglan
  C. Pepto-Bismol

• Question 204:

  A resident is receiving an antithyroid drug.

  Which of the following elements found in food should the resident avoid?

  A. Sodium
  B. Potassium
  C. Iodine
  D. Magnesium
  C. Iodine

• Question 205:

  By which of these disease carriers are staph infections transmitted?

  A. Hospitals
  B. People
  C. Furniture
  D. Equipment
  B. People

• Question 206:

  Many of CNS medications should be taken at night, before bed, to avoid __________.

  A. Dizziness
  B. Blurred vision
  C. Sedation
  D. Confusion
  C. Sedation

• Question 207:

  Potassium liquid should never be given without first being __________.

  A. Diluted
  B. Iced
  C. Tested
  D. Sweetened
  A. Diluted

• Question 208:

  The MA is about to administer a medication, but the resident requests that the MA leave the medication on the counter for him or her to take later. What is the correct course of action for the MA?

  A. Leave the medication as requested by the resident.
  B. Advise the nurse or supervisor that the resident refused to take the medication.
  C. Inform the resident that it is against institutional policy to leave the medication, and instruct the resident to call when he or she is ready to take the medication.
  D. Call the doctor and inform him or her that the resident is refusing to take the prescribed medication.
  C. Inform the resident that it is against institutional policy to leave the medication, and instruct the resident to call when he or she is ready to take the medication.

• Question 209:

  Residents who are taking PPI should only take them for the following durations:

  A. Until symptoms subside.
  B. For as long as they are affordable.
  C. After they have eaten a bland diet for two weeks.
  D. Until discontinued by their healthcare provider.
  D. Until discontinued by their healthcare provider.

• Question 210:

  Which of the following are used to classify medications?

  A. Actions or indications
  B. Side effects
  C. Contraindications
  D. Interactions
  A. Actions or indications