AMAP AMAP Medication Administration Techniques 2

Question 1

When administering eye drops, the AMAP should instill the drop into which part of the eye?

Accepted Answer

Lower conjunctival sac

Answer

Eye drops should be instilled into the lower conjunctival sac (lower eyelid pouch) to prevent corneal damage and ensure proper absorption.

Question 2

After administering ear drops, the patient should remain in which position for how long?

Accepted Answer

On their side with the treated ear up for 2–5 minutes

Answer

Keeping the treated ear upward for 2–5 minutes allows the drops to flow down the ear canal and reach the affected area.

Question 3

Which action is correct when applying topical ointment to a wound?

Accepted Answer

Use a clean applicator or gloved hand for each application

Answer

Using a clean applicator or gloved hand for each application prevents cross-contamination and infection.

Question 4

When administering a buccal medication, where should it be placed?

Accepted Answer

Between the cheek and gum

Answer

Buccal medications are placed between the cheek and gum where they dissolve and absorb through the oral mucosa.

Question 5

The AMAP is giving a patient an inhaled medication via MDI (metered-dose inhaler). What should the patient do immediately after inhaling?

Accepted Answer

Hold breath for 10 seconds

Answer

Holding the breath for 10 seconds after inhaling allows the medication to deposit and absorb in the airways.

AMAP - Assistive Medication Administration Personnel Practice Test