Master Medication Administration: Inhalation, Topical, and Suppositories

Question 1

What is a potential complication that can occur when administering medications via inhalation?

Accepted Answer

Bronchospasm

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Hypotension

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Constipation

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Seizures

Question 2

Why is inhalation used to administer medications?

Accepted Answer

To deliver medication directly to the lungs.

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To treat skin conditions.

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To prevent nausea and vomiting.

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To treat ear infections.

Question 3

Which of the following is a known contraindication for administering inhaled medications?

Accepted Answer

Bronchospasm

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Wheezing

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Cough

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Nasal congestion

Question 4

When administering an inhaler, what is the recommended technique?

Accepted Answer

Prime the inhaler and shake well before each use

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Hold the inhaler upside down when using

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Inhale slowly and deeply through the nose

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Rinse the inhaler with water after each use

Question 5

Which of the following is a common indication for administering medications via inhalation?

Accepted Answer

Asthma

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Diabetes

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Hypertension

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Pain

Question 6

Suppositories can be administered via which of the following routes?

Accepted Answer

Both Rectal and Vaginal

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Rectal

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Vaginal

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Urethral

Question 7

Which type of topical medication is primarily applied to the skin for localized effects without significant systemic absorption?

Accepted Answer

Cutaneous

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Transdermal

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Transmucosal

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Ocular

Question 8

When should you avoid using transdermal patches?

Accepted Answer

When skin integrity is impaired

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When the patient has high blood pressure

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When the patient has diabetes

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When the patient has a fever

Question 9

Topical corticosteroids are commonly used to treat which of the following conditions?

Accepted Answer

Eczema

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Hypertension

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Diabetes

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Asthma

Question 10

Which type of suppository is primarily used for systemic effects, meaning the medication is absorbed into the bloodstream through the rectum?

Accepted Answer

Rectal

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Vaginal

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Urethral

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Ocular

Question 11

Which of the following is an indication for using a topical cream?

Accepted Answer

Skin infection

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Systemic pain

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Intravenous fluid administration

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Nasal congestion

Question 12

What is the primary benefit of using a MDI spacer?

Accepted Answer

To improve medication delivery to the lungs

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To reduce side effects

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To prevent contamination

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To make inhalation easier

Question 13

Which of the following drugs is commonly administered via inhalation?

Accepted Answer

Salbutamol

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Insulin

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Aspirin

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Morphine

Question 14

What should a healthcare professional do if a patient experiences an adverse reaction to a topical medication?

Accepted Answer

Discontinue the medication and seek medical attention

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Continue administering the medication

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Reduce the medication dosage

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Ignore the reaction

Question 15

What is the main purpose of applying a lubricant to a suppository?

Accepted Answer

To reduce discomfort during insertion

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To increase absorption

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To prevent leakage

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To sterilize the suppository

Question 16

What is a primary indication for the use of inhalers?

Accepted Answer

Treatment of respiratory conditions like asthma and COPD

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Administration of antibiotics

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Delivery of pain medication

Question 17

When applying a topical medication, it is crucial to:

Accepted Answer

Cover the affected area adequately

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Rub the medication in forcefully

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Leave the area uncovered to enhance absorption

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Apply an excessive amount of medication

Question 18

Which type of suppository is commonly used to treat hemorrhoids?

Accepted Answer

Rectal

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Vaginal

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Urethral

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Buccal

Question 19

Which of the following is NOT an indication for administering medication via inhalation?

Accepted Answer

Administering large volumes of medication

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Bypassing first-pass metabolism

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Rapid onset of action

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Treating respiratory conditions

Question 20

When administering medication via topical application, it is important to:

Accepted Answer

Apply the medication to a clean, dry area

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Apply a thick layer of medication

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Cover the area with a dressing

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Massage the medication into the skin

Question 21

Which of the following is a contraindication for administering medication via suppository?

Accepted Answer

Diarrhea

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Constipation

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Rectal bleeding

Question 22

When administering medication via inhalation using a metered-dose inhaler (MDI), it is important to:

Accepted Answer

Prime the inhaler before the first use

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Inhale deeply and hold your breath for 10 seconds after inhaling

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Hold the inhaler upside down when using

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Shake the inhaler vigorously before each use

Question 23

Which of the following is an advantage of administering medication via topical application?

Accepted Answer

Local action at the site of application

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Rapid onset of action

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Treating systemic conditions

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Bypassing first-pass metabolism

Question 24

When administering medication via suppository, it is important to:

Accepted Answer

Insert the suppository beyond the internal sphincter

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Lubricate the suppository before insertion

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Massage the rectum after insertion

Question 25

Which of the following is a potential complication of administering medication via inhalation?

Accepted Answer

Bronchospasm

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Hypotension

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Anaphylaxis

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Bradycardia

Question 26

When administering medication via topical application, it is important to:

Accepted Answer

Monitor the patient for skin reactions

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Apply the medication to broken skin

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Cover the area with an airtight dressing

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Use a large amount of medication

Question 27

Which of the following is a contraindication for administering medication via suppository?

Accepted Answer

Rectal stricture

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Constipation

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Diarrhea

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Nausea

Question 28

When administering medication via inhalation using a dry powder inhaler (DPI), it is important to:

Accepted Answer

Inhale slowly and deeply through the mouthpiece

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Shake the inhaler vigorously before each use

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Prime the inhaler before the first use

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Hold the inhaler upside down when using