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Froggy Jumps Pharmacology Fundamentals QuizVersión en línea medication administration 2026 por M A 1 A medication is defined as a substance used for: a Diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of disease b Research only c Recreation 2 Pharmacokinetics studies: a What does the body do to the drug b Drug side effects c Drug classification 3 The breakdown of a drug into an inactive form is called: a Distribution b Metabolism c Absorption 4 The primary organ for drug excretion is the: a Liver b Lungs c Kidneys 5 Which is NOT one of the five rights? a Right route b Right cost c Right patient 6 A STAT order means: a Give once daily b Give when needed c Give immediately 7 A PRN medication is given: a At a fixed time b Immediately c When needed 8 Sublingual medication is placed: a In the cheek b Under the tongue c On the tongue 9 Which medication should NOT be crushed? a Capsules b Tablets c Enteric-coated tablets 10 Intradermal injections are commonly used for: a Heparin b TB testing c Insulin 11 The best position for rectal suppository insertion is: a Supine b Left lateral c Right lateral 12 Before applying a new transdermal patch, the nurse should: a Apply over old patch b Massage vigorously c Remove old patch 13 Oral medications should be given while patient is: a Upright b Supine c Trendelenburg 14 Insulin is commonly given via: a IM b IV c SC 15 The Medication Administration Record (MAR) includes: a Route and time b Diagnosis only c Nurse salary 16 All drugs are medications. a True b Unknown c False 17 Distribution occurs after absorption. a Unknown b True c False 18 Age affects drug metabolism. a False b True c Unknown 19 Psychological stress may affect drug response. a True b False c Unknown 20 Leave prepared medications at bedside if the patient is sleeping. a Unknown b False c True 21 Gloves should be worn when applying transdermal patches. a Unknown b False c True 22 Rectal route has the fastest absorption rate. a True b False c Unknown 23 STAT orders are given once and immediately. a Unknown b False c True 24 Food may delay absorption of oral medications. a Unknown b False c True 25 Five rights are enough without documentation. a True b Unknown c False 26 26. Absorption a c b b c a 27 27. Metabolism a b b a c c 28 28. Excretion a b b a c c 29 29. Sublingual a d b a c e 30 30. IM injection a d b e c b 31 31. The primary organ for drug excretion is the ______. a Kidneys b Liver c Heart 32 32. Medication given when needed is called ______. a PRN b STAT c Routine 33 33. Placing medication between cheek and gum is ______ route. a Sublingual b Oral c Buccal 34 34. Recording medication details on MAR is called ______. a Administering b Prescribing c Documentation 35 35. Drug movement from site of entry to bloodstream is ______. a Distribution b Absorption c Metabolism

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A medication is defined as a substance used for:

Pharmacokinetics studies:

The breakdown of a drug into an inactive form is called:

The primary organ for drug excretion is the:

Which is NOT one of the five rights?

A STAT order means:

A PRN medication is given:

Sublingual medication is placed:

Which medication should NOT be crushed?

Intradermal injections are commonly used for:

The best position for rectal suppository insertion is:

Before applying a new transdermal patch, the nurse should:

Oral medications should be given while patient is:

Insulin is commonly given via:

The Medication Administration Record (MAR) includes:

All drugs are medications.

Distribution occurs after absorption.

Age affects drug metabolism.

Psychological stress may affect drug response.

Leave prepared medications at bedside if the patient is sleeping.

Gloves should be worn when applying transdermal patches.

Rectal route has the fastest absorption rate.

STAT orders are given once and immediately.

Food may delay absorption of oral medications.

Five rights are enough without documentation.

26. Absorption

27. Metabolism

28. Excretion

29. Sublingual

30. IM injection

31. The primary organ for drug excretion is the ______.

32. Medication given when needed is called ______.

33. Placing medication between cheek and gum is ______ route.

34. Recording medication details on MAR is called ______.

35. Drug movement from site of entry to bloodstream is ______.