QMA Insulin Administration Test (2026/2027 Update) 100% Correct| Questions and Verified Answers| Already Grade A (Latest)

QMA Insulin Administration Test (2026/2027 Update) 100% Correct| Questions and Verified Answers| Already Grade A (Latest)

QMA Insulin Administration Test (2026/2027

Update) 100% Correct| Questions and

Verified Answers| Already Grade A (Latest)

Q: Physical activity in a diabetic resident will

Answer:

B. Increase insulin sensitivity

Q: Oral hypoglycaemic medication works to

Answer:

Stimulate insulin secretion in the pancreas, decrease the amount of glucose released by the liver,

delay the digestion of carbohydrates D. All of the above

Q: It is important for diabetics to eat at scheduled times throughout the day?

Answer:

True

Q: Insulin is administered by injection because it is destroyed in the urinary tract.

Answer:

B. False

Q: When should rapid acting insulin be given?

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C. Just before or after eating

Q: What is long acting insulin?

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B. Insulin given in the morning or bedtime that lasts throughout the whole day.

Q: When should short acting insulin be given?

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D. Insulin given 45 minutes prior to eating

Q: Which one is Not a measurement of glucose?

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D. Fasting blood lactate

Q: If a resident refuses a meal, an alternative meal Must be offered.

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a. True

Q: Which of the following CANNOT be administered by a Qma?

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C. U-500 insulin

Q: Which of the following are parts of an insulin syringe?

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Hub, Barrel, Plunger D. All of the above are correct

Q: Insulin is measured in

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Units

Q: Insulin used for injection is stored in vials?

Answer:

True

Q: Insulin needles and syringes can be used on more than one resident.

Answer:

False

Q: After use, the syringe and needles must be

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Thrown away in a puncture resistant container and not capped. E. B &C

Q: How long is an opened vial of insulin is considered good for

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