QMAP The Seven Rights

Question 1

A QMAP is preparing to administer 9:00 AM medications.
They notice the physician's order for a resident's medication does not specify the route of administration.
Which of the 'Seven Rights' is missing and requires clarification before proceeding?

Accepted Answer

Right Route

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Right Dose

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Right Time

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Right Medication

Question 2

Which of the following actions best demonstrates the 'Right Documentation' principle of medication administration?

Accepted Answer

Signing off on the Medication Administration Record (MAR) immediately after the resident has taken the medication.

Answer

Asking the resident for their full name and date of birth before giving the medication.

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Checking the medication label against the MAR three times before administration.

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Informing the resident about the medication they are about to receive.

Question 3

A resident, who is alert and oriented, tells the QMAP, 'I don't want to take that pill today, it makes me feel dizzy.' Which of the 'Seven Rights' must the QMAP respect in this situation?

Accepted Answer

Right to Refuse

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Right Dose

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Right Person

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Right Time

Question 4

Before administering a medication, a QMAP checks the resident's wristband, asks for their name and date of birth, and compares this information to the Medication Administration Record (MAR). This process is a crucial step in ensuring which of the 'Seven Rights'?

Accepted Answer

Right Person/Client

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Right Dose

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Right Time

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Right Documentation

Question 5

A physician's order reads: 'Lisinopril 20 mg by mouth daily'. When the QMAP prepares the medication, they find that the only available tablets are 10 mg. To administer the correct dose, the QMAP gives two 10 mg tablets. This action directly fulfills which of the 'Seven Rights'?

Accepted Answer

Right Dose

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Right Route

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Right Medication

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Right Documentation

Question 6

The 'Seven Rights' of medication administration are a set of safety checks designed to prevent errors. Which of the following is NOT one of the standard 'Seven Rights' for a QMAP?

Accepted Answer

Right to Prescribe

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Right Time

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Right Medication

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Right to Refuse