Cmt exam - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

CMT Exam/Eval Questions What 9 specific health history factors should be obtained prior to an initial screening of a child w/CMT? - 1) age at initial onset 2) age at onset of symptoms 3) pregnancy hx including mom's sense of baby being "stuck" last 6 weeks 4) delivery hx including birth presentation or multiple births 5) use of assistance during delivery 6) head posture/preference and changes in head/face 7) family hx of torticullis or other congenital/developmental conditions 8)...

What are the 4 basic rules of medication administration? 1. Unlicensed persons can administer only after completing MTTP and receiving medication from the MD board of nursing. 2. Only the registered nurse (RN) may delegate medication administration to a certified medication technician (CMT) 3. All medications MUST have a healthcare professional's order and a pharmacy label to administer. 4. All over-the-counter medications MUST have a healthcare professional and pharmacy label to administer...

CMT Level 2 Exam ( Update) The Theory and Analysis of Technical Analysis | Questions and Verified Answers| Grade A| 100% Correct Q: Implied volatility of an option may ________ while (when) all other pricing factors impacting the price of an option may __________: a) Change, change b) Change, remain constant c) Remain constant, change d) Remain constant, remain unchanged Answer: b. Change, remain constant Reference: MTA, CMT Level II Curriculum (2015), Chapter 1, pp.20 Q: If...

CMT Exam Study Guide List the 4 reasons that medications are used - 1. to cure 2. to prevent 3. to manage 4. to relieve/reduce List the 4 basic rules - 1. Attend an MTTP class and be certified by the Maryland Nursing Board 2. Only a DN can delegate to CMT's 3. All prescription meds must have a Dr. order and a label 4. All Over the Counter Meds must have a Dr. Order and a Label List 8 components of the Medication Cycle - 1. Observe the person 2. Report Observations 3. assi...

CMT Exam Prep Identify the four (4) reasons to use medications. - 1. to prevent illness 2. to control or stop illness 3. to reduce symptoms 4. to manage illness Identify the single, primary reason for the rules, regulations, policies, and guidelines for medication administration in a community-based service system. - to protect the client Define a "desired effect". - the medication is doing what it is suppose to do Define a "negative effect". - an undesirable or unwanted ef...

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