THE PRACTICE TEST
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counsel patients regarding refills repackage medications do the final product check authorize refills
quantity of drug to be dispensed number of refills disease state being treated route of administration
Graduate Mortar and pestle Pipette Stirring Rod
provide the billing information supplement the information on the container increase marketability of the product give the pharmacist's phone number
prn po ou bid
milligram ounce dram gram
pharmacist to substitute generic drug physician to prescribe controlled substances pharmacy technician to fill a prescription pharmacy technician to substitute a generic drug
address social security number license number birth date
less expensive than its brand name drug chemically equivalent to the brand name drug substituted for an equivalent brand name drug All of the above
intravenous subcutaneous intramuscular intradermal
process third-party billing evaluate the appropriateness of the drug and dose a and b All of the above
address of the pharmacy address of the patient phone number of the pharmacy phone number of the physician
Drug Topics Blue Book Drug Topics Green Book Drug Topics Orange Book Drug Topics Red Book
allergies adverse drug reactions b and c All of the above
drug strength DEA number NDC lot number
multivitamins nitroglycerin tablets antibiotic suspensions cough syrups
prescriber's name address of purchaser insurance information of purchaser technician handling the sale
warnings overdose a and b All of the above
suspensions tablets capsules caplets
FDAfor 79 Med Watch MERF USP-ISMP
Diovan Isoptin Plendil Tiazac
take prescription refill information by telephone take a new prescription by telephone discuss a drug interaction with a physician monitor a patient's response to therapy
may be refilled up to 5 times within 6 months may be refilled up tp 6 times within 1 year may be refilled up to 12 times within 1 year cannot be refilled
The right to request and amendment to his or her health record The right to obtain an accounting of any disclosures of his her protected health information The right to obtain a copy of his her designated record set of protected health information The right to recieve compensatory and punitive damage for violations of HIPPA HIPPA does not discuss consequences for violations of the law
84 103 Specific Gravity: Ratio between the weight of a substance and the weight of an equal volume of water, 1ml water weighs 1g. 4 fl in ml = 120 ml. Therefore, 0.84 = wt substance /120g.112 142
Antibiotics are the most common medication allergy Allergy to an antibiotic may develop even after having safely taken it before The patient may have never reported the allergy before All of the above
OTC Legend Schedule V a and c
0.42 0.84 4.2 153 pounds / 2.2 = 70 70 X 12 mg = 840 (5 days) 4200 mg / 1000 = 4.2 g8.4
20 40 60 80
pharmacist takes sole responsibility for the prescription pharmacy technician has completed the prescription prescription would be paid for by insurance pharmacist assumes responsibility for its correctness
package insert auxiliary label prescription drug label stock drug label
unit of use unit dose dispensing unit direct dose
directions for the patient to follow prescriber's signature patient's signature medication prescribed
18 21 25 65
Decorum Discrimination Harassment Innuendo
infant toddler older adult All of the above
Disease states of the patient Drug allergies Medications taken by the patient, whether prescription or OTC All of the above
Capsule Oral solution Suppository If patient is experiencing N/V, they would have trouble keeping oral meds down. Suppository would do the job but there aren't a lot of meds available in this form.Tablet
A pipette A conical graduate A mortar A beaker
ephedra diphenhydramine pseudoephedrine a and c
75 100 150 200 250ml/5ml × 4 (20ml per day) For 10 day supply : 200
when it is pulled from the shelf at the time of preparation when it is returned to the shelf All of the above
Pharmacy DEA number Physician's business license number Physician's DEA number Physician's license number
Aciphex Concerta Concerta (methylphenidate) is used in the treatment of ADHD and ADD.Prevacid Protonix
tablet syrup capsule suppository
Follow a step-by-step mathematical formula Call the DEA Call the physician Ask the pharmacist
Antihistamines Corticosteroids Nasal Decongestants Xanthime derivatives
75% 90% 99% 100%
patient profiles package inserts prescriptions stock drug labels
IM IV IV goes directly into the bloodstream. No first - pass effect.PO PR
only new prescriptions only prescriptions for controlled substances every prescription only prescriptions filled by interns
Estratest Hyazzar Lotrel Remeron Remeron (mirtazapine) is not a combination product.
provide the billing information supplement the information on the container increase marketability of the product give the pharmacist's phone number
refill space is left blank pharmacist says to refill the prescription refill space is filled in prescription is two years old
technician pharmacist store manager a and b
technician patient pharmacist pharmaceutical sales representative
0.009 0.09 0.9 Normal saline is a 0.9 (w/v) solution. % w/v is the number of grams/100ml X 1009.0
fingers forceps a spatula a mortar
Last First Halfway through It makes no difference when it's added
affixed to the container by the person generating the label affixed to the container once checked by the pharmacist affixed to the back of the prescription once filled both a and b
II III IV V
Legend Over-the-counter Controlled Scheduled
selecting the over-the-counter drug to be used by the patient advising the patient on the over-the-counter drug to be used helping patients locate over-the-counter drugs on the shelves recommending presecription drugs rather than over-the-counter drugs
Macrolides Penicillins Because of the acidic nature of both fruit juices and colas, penicillin is inactivated by both.Quinolones Sulfas
1.5 15 Final volume X % (expressed as a decimal)= amount of active ingredient(g). The final volume is 30ml and 1:200 can be expressed as 1/200 or 0.005g. Multiplying 0.15g × 1000mg/g (changing grams to milligram...) will yeald 150mg.150 Final volume X % (expressed as a decimal)= amount of active ingredient(g). The final volume is 30ml and 1:200 can be expressed as 1/200 or 0.005g. Multiplying 0.15g × 1000mg/g (changing grams to milligram...) will yeald 150mg.1,500
Destructive agent Diagnostic agent Prophylactic agent Therapeutic agent
tablets capsules metered dose inhalers caplets
insurance provider information current OTC medications refill information b and c
once twice several times when the pharmacist asks
Amoxicilln Depakote Nitrostat Nitrostat is available as a sublingual dosage formSynthroid
must be handwritten may be stamped must be in black in may be omitted
full first name and last name of the patient patient's social security number pharmacist's signature generic name if the drug
Preprinted Computer-generated Typewritten Container
Not very accurate The same accuracy as a conical graduate More accurate that a conical graduate Not used to measure liquids
amber vials unit of use containers child-resistant containers unit dose form
bleach isopropyl alcohol Lysol spray Clorox wipes
APHA NABP NACDS NCPA
A pipette A conical graduate A plastic graduate A cylindrical graduate
do not substitute a generic do not change the quantity dispense only on the date the prescription was written do not call the physician for clarification
package insert auxiliary label prescription drug label stock drug label
the physician should be contacted for the missing information the technician may ask the patient for the missing information no medications can be dispensed to the patient optimum care can be provided
take a prescription by telephone take a prescription from a patient update the patient's profile b and c
Chew and then park it between the cheek and gum The correct way to use nicotine gum is to chew it slowly a few times until you feel a tingling sensation, then “park” it between your cheek and gum. After the tingling fades, chew again and repeat the cycle for about 30 minutes. This “chew and park” method helps the nicotine absorb properly and reduces side effects like hiccups or heartburn.Chew it quickly like chewing gum Let it dissolve under the tongue and then swallow it Use it right after eating a large meal
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