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MAP Massachusetts medication administration prep across the Responsibilities in Action curriculum: five rights, documentation, chain of custody, and safe administration at registered DDS, DMH, DCF, and MassAbility sites. Take the 15-question readiness check and get an instant score.

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Question 1 of 15

HCP Orders & Coordination

Order communication scenario 1: Team updates after an HCP visit should include:

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Question 1 of 25

Medication Administration

Before preparing David Cook's evening dose, you compare the pharmacy label to the medication sheet. This is:

A. Check 1 of the five rights

B. The monthly accuracy check

C. Medication reconciliation after an ER visit

D. Posting and verifying a new HCP order

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Check 1 compares the pharmacy label and medication sheet before you prepare the medication.

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Question 2 of 25

MAP Fundamentals

Your MAP Certification expires next month. To continue giving medication you must:

A. Complete recertification training and pass the recertification skill test

B. Retake only the 50-question knowledge test online

C. Ask your supervisor to extend certification verbally for 90 days

D. Continue administering while waiting for a new certificate in the mail

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Recertification every two years requires training and a skill test; expired certification stops all medication-related tasks.

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Medication Administration Recall

Medication is considered on time when given:

A. From one hour before to one hour after the time on the medication sheet

B. Only at the exact minute listed in the hour column

C. Any time before midnight on the scheduled day

D. Within four hours of any scheduled pass

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Correct answer You chose D

A. From one hour before to one hour after the time on the medication sheet

Explanation

On time is defined as one hour before through one hour after the chosen time on the medication sheet.

MAP Fundamentals Definition

MAP Consultant

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Answer

A health care provider, registered pharmacist, or registered nurse available 24/7 to answer medication questions and advise next steps after an issue.

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Medication Administration

During the Administer phase, after Check 2, you should:

A. Give the medication and perform a silent look back between label and medication sheet

B. Document the dose before confirming the HCP order

C. Skip the look back if Check 1 already matched

D. Return the medication to the pharmacy unused

Medication Occurrences

If you discover a medication occurrence and the person is stable, you first contact:

A. The MAP Consultant, then your supervisor

B. 911 before any internal staff

C. The pharmacy before the MAP Consultant

D. No one if documentation can be corrected silently

Chain of Custody & Security

Countable controlled medications must be tracked in the:

A. Count book (countable controlled substance book)

B. Daily activity log only

C. Emergency Fact Sheet

D. OTC training roster

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