Pharmacy Practice

[Ch.3]In the IND application, the developer of a new drug must not only provide the dataresults of animal studies but explain___ A. How the drug will be manufactured B. Detailed description of the proposed clinical studies in humans C. Why the drug is needed in humans D. All of the above

D. All of the above

[Ch.5]What advantage does a film coating have over a sugar coating? A. Thinner, lighter weight B. Less expensive to manufacture C. Protects the stomach lining D. All of the above

D. All of the above

[Ch.7]Beside helping to process prescriptions, what functions can the pharmacy software help with in the management of the pharmacy? A. Billing B. Purchasing C. Productivity D. All of the above

D. All of the above

[Ch.9]At the end of the day, the audit log runs from the computer software and gives an idea about the daily ______________ A. productivity B. profitability C. insurance cost analysis D. all of the above

D. all of the above

[Ch.9]A month's supply of an allergy medication costs the pharmacy $49.60. The selling price is $58.13. What is the amount of markup and the markup percentage? A. $8.53, 17% B. $8.99, 16% C. $9.53, 17% D. $9.87, 16%

A. $8.53, 17%

[Ch.10]Calculate the beyond-use-date for a solution containing water in which the active ingredients have the following expiration date: Ingredient A 10/2025; ingredient B 1/2020; and ingredient C 3/2021. A. 14 days from date prepared B. 30 days from the date prepared C. 6 months from the date prepared D. 1 year from the date prepared

A. 14 days from date prepared

[Ch.8]How long after an audit do you have to challenge the validity of a claim? A. 2 weeks B. 3 months C. 6 months D. 1 year

A. 2 weeks

[Ch.9]What is the mark up rate for a box of Band-Aids that sell for $5.49 but cost the pharmacy $1.74? A. 2.16 B. 0.32 C. 0.68 D. 1.75

A. 2.16

[Ch.10]If 125 mg of a material is desired and 130 mg is the actual measurement, what is the percentage f error? A. 4% B. 5% C. 15% D. 20%

A. 4%

[Ch.9]Unless the physician tells a patient to take an OTC drug for a longer time, how long should most OTC products be used? A. 7 days or less B. 30 days or less C. 45 days or less D. 60 days or less

A. 7 days or less

[Ch.3] The adverse effects of drugs reported to the MedWatch program and the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System are stored in the____________ A. AERS database B. IRB database C. NDA database D. USP database

A. AERS database

[Ch.5]A patient is using insulin that is cloudy in the vial. What is the correct procedure to prepare the insulin to be drawn up in the syringe that is stored in the refrigerator? A. Agitate and warm by gently rolling between the hands B. Shake well and warm between hands C. Warm under hot water but do not shake D. Do not agitate or warm; use cold

A. Agitate and warm by gently rolling between the hands

[Ch.9]What is NOT a potential solution for the temporary unavailability of medication from a supplier? A. Discontinuing the drug B. Borrowing the product from another pharmacy C. Transferring the prescription to a competing pharmacy D. Identifying an alternate source

A. Discontinuing the drug

[Ch.7] Select the correct statement regarding e-prescriptions. A. E-prescriptions can mean decreased wait time for patients B. The popularity of e-prescriptions in decreasing C. The federal government requires all prescriptions to be electronic. D. only 25% of prescriptions are communicated electronically

A. E-prescriptions can mean decreased wait time for patients

[Ch.10] What type of ingredient does the USP Chapter <795> specify must be used in compounding? A. FDA registered pharmaceutical grade B. cosmetic-chemcial grade C. PCCA primary source D. lowest cost source generic

A. FDA registered pharmaceutical grade

[Ch.8]Why are healthcare cost rising? A. Increase in innovative high cost drugs B. Decrease in AWP by manufacturers C. Patent expirations D. Biosimilar approvals

A. Increase in innovative high cost drugs

[Ch.8]A patient asks you to claim to the insurance company that a 90-day supply is only a 30-day supply so he can get more medication for his copay as he has lost his job. You tell him you cannot do this because______ A. It is insurance fraud B. It would require a PA C. You do not have enough drugs in stock D. His prescription has expired

A. It is insurance fraud

[Ch.8]Medication Therapy Management can only be billed to Medicare by the pharmacist is contracted by ____________ A. Medicare-approved health center or clinic B. A medicare prescriber C. Medicare Part A representative D. the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services

A. Medicare-approved health center or clinic

[Ch.5]What handled, propellant-driven device would a patient with asthma commonly use? A. Metered-dose inhaler B. Vaporizer C. Home nebulizer D. Diskus

A. Metered-dose inhaler

[Ch.10]What powder size indicates a very coarse power? A. No. 8 B. No. 20 C. No. 40 D. No. 80

A. No. 8

[Ch.9]Select the correct statement about the restriction and sales of some medications A. OTC products containing pseudoephedrine must be stored in the prescription area. B. Records of Schedule V sales must include the initials of the pharmacy technician C. Proof that the customer is at least 16 years old is required for dispensing Schedule V medications without a prescription. D. Cough syrups sold to a single customer are often limited to a specific volume within a 60-hour period.

A. OTC products containing pseudoephedrine must be stored in the prescription area.

[Ch.7]Select the true statement about transferring a prescription A. Once a transfer out occurs, it is closed at the originating pharmacy B. Early refills of controlled substances need to be transferred out C. The patient is charged for the transfer out D. A transfer in is allowed only between pharmacies of the same chain

A. Once a transfer out occurs, it is closed at the originating pharmacy

[Ch.3] The government wants to encourage pharmaceutical companies to do research for new drugs. What incentive are they offering to affect the daunting costs involved in bringing a new drug to market? A. patent protection for 20 years B. FDA funding for research C. fast tracking of the drug approvals D. establishing REMS for the drugs so the manufacturers do not have to

A. Patent protection for 20 years

[Ch.8]What is online adjudication? A. Real-time insurance claims processing via wireless telecommunications B. Pharmacy determination of the co-pay and drug coverage for insurance plan C. A record that accounts for each until of Schedule II drugs dispensed or received D. An agreement made by a pharmacy for a specific PBM

A. Real-time insurance claims processing via wireless telecommunications

[Ch.3] Why must pharmacy technicians compounding anticancer drugs by so careful? A. The drugs are poisonous to healthy cells as well as cancer cells B. The drugs are costly, and you do not want to waste any. C. They are non-sterile products that you do not want to contaminate. D. They are live organisms that will die if not compounded correctly.

A. The drugs are poisonous to healthy cells as well as cancer cells

[Ch.5]What is NOT a property of caplets? A. They have powder of granular material inside B. They are tamper-proof C. They are easier to swallow than large tablets D. They have a longer shelf life than capsules

A. They have powder of granular material inside

[Ch.7] Which drug type should never be counted in a counting machine? A. benzodiazepines B. statins C. vitamins D. hormones

A. benzodiazepines

[Ch.3] What is commonly prescribed to control the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)? A. combination therapy involving three or four drugs B. therapy involving oral drugs only C. effective vaccines for a pregnant patient D. therapy involving one or two drugs only

A. combination therapy involving three or four drugs

[Ch.7]Select the correct statement about preparing oral dosage forms A. cough and cold syrups are dispensed in their original packaging or poured into a dispensing bottle B. pharmacists do not need to verify the technician's work for prepackaged drugs C. tablets and capsules should be picked up with a cotton ball if dropped. D. The spatula, tray and forceps should be cleaned once daily with 70% isopropyl alcohol

A. cough and cold syrups are dispensed in their original packaging or poured into a dispensing bottle

[Ch.7] What drugs may be found in the unrestricted retail area of a community pharmacy store? A. dietary supplements B. legend drugs C. scheduled drugs D. pseudoephedrine

A. dietary supplements

[Ch.8]A pharmacy technician can help Mrs. Lang, an elderly patient who is diabetic on Medicare Part B, by.. A. explaining the insurance Part B coverage for diabetic supplies B. demonstrating how to clean needles and lancets to save money. C. recommending she pay cash as Medicare B does not cover diabetic supplies D. recommend she use Medicare D for the lancets and needles

A. explaining the insurance Part B coverage for diabetic supplies

[Ch.3]What part of the human genetic structure is responsible for specific characteristics of a living individual, such as eye color? A. gene B. organ C. antigen D. DNA

A. gene

[Ch.3]Select the true statement regarding an active ingredient A. in exerts the desired therapeutic effect B. it stabilized the dosage formulation C. it is found only in prescription drugs D it if found only in over-the counter drugs

A. in exerts the desired therapeutic effect

[Ch.10]On which pan of a Class III prescription balance do you place the chemical you are trying to measure A. left pan B. right pan C. there is only one pan D. either pan

A. left pan

[Ch.9]The owner of the pharmacy wants all the vitamins priced at 34.15% over cost. The 34.15% is called the________ A. mark up percentage B. mark up rate C. mark up price D. net profit

A. mark up percentage

[Ch.5]What handheld, propellant-driven device would a patient with asthma commonly use? A. metered-dose inhaler B. vaporizer C. home nebulizer D. diskus

A. metered-dose inhaler

[Ch.9]According to federal law, what age must a female be to purchase Plan B or Next Choice One Dose without a prescription? A. no age restriction B. 16 years old C. 18 years old D. 21 years old

A. no age restriction

[Ch.5]What is the name of the route of administration when a drug is administrated into the eye? A. ocular B. intranasal C. buccal D. topical

A. ocular

[Ch.8]What is the advantage of a supplemental health insurance? A. pays for some services not covered by primary insurance. B. covers primary insurance premiums C. lowers healthcare system costs D. all the above

A. pays for some services not covered by primary insurance.

[Ch.9]Counting the change back from a purchase price of $29.69 in which the patient has handed you $40, what would be the first coin you will give back? A. penny B. nickel C. dime D. quarter

A. penny

[Ch.3] The field of study that examines the relationship between an individual's genes and his or her body's response to drugs is known as.. A. pharmacogenomics B. pharmacology C. pathophysology D. biogenetics

A. pharmacogenomics

[Ch.3] After animal trials have been successfully completed, at what stage of the new drug approval (NDA) process are a small group of healthy volunteers used in trial to gather data on the drug's actions and potential side effects on humans? A. phase 1 B. phase 2 C. phase 3 D. preclinical research

A. phase 1

[Ch.10]What is a disadvantage of a course-grained porcelains mortar and pestle? A. porous B. nonporous C. calibrated D. nonabsorbent

A. porous

[Ch.9]When helping to create a work schedule for the pharmacy staff, you need to know the trends of prescription filling and pick up. What report can be run to help answer this question? A. productivity report B. inventory turnover report C. cost benefit analysis spreadsheet D. end of the day report

A. productivity report

[Ch.5] The advantage of transmucosal route of administration is__________ A. quick onset of action B. delayed onset of action C. localized treatment D. easy to reverse effects

A. quick onset of action

[Ch.3] Under what condition might the FDA approve a prescription drug be marketed as an over-the-counter medication? A. safe track record B. public demand C. healthcare savings D. A and C

A. safe track record

[Ch.5]By what route of administration is the shingles vaccine given? A. subcutaneous B. intramuscular C. dermal D. intranasal

A. subcutaneous

[Ch.3]A designer drug made in home chemistry laboratories by modifying chemical structures is an example of a _____________ A. synthesized drug B. biogenetically engineered drug C. dietary supplement D. homeopathic remedy

A. synthesized drug

[Ch.7] In most states, which type of prescription is taken by the pharmacist and be immediately transcribed to paper and then processed by the pharmacy technician? A. telephone prescription B. faxed prescription C. e-prescription D. written prescription

A. telephone prescription

[Ch.5]A drug that is administrated sublingually is absorbed ___________ A. under the tongue B. through the check pouch C. through the skin D. under the arm

A. under the tongue

[Ch.3] Match the OTC brand name with the generic name: Advil; Aleve; Claritin; Nexium; Zantac; Zyrtec Generic names: certirizine; ibuprofen; loratidine; naproxen; esomeprazole; ranitidine

Advil - ibuprofen Aleve - naproxen Claritin - loratidine Nexium - esomeprazole Zantac - ranitidine Zyrtec - certirizine

[Ch.9]What is the term for the contacted amount a pharmacy pays a wholesaler for a drug? A. Retail cost B. Average wholesale price C. Reimbursement price D. Acquisition cost

D. Acquisition cost

[Ch.3] Match the key term with the definition antibody, antiseptic, e-prescription, antigen, immunity, septic Definition -Germ-killing substances and procedure -Infected with bacteria -Product of the immune system that identifies and neutralizes foreign substances in the body -A computer-generated digital prescription processed online -A toxin introduced into the body, sometimes to produce immunity to a specific disease -Bodily processes that provide protection against disease

Antibody: Product of the immune system that identifies and neutralizes foreign substances in the body Antigen: A toxin introduced into the body, sometimes to produce immunity to a specific disease Immunity: Bodily processes that provide protection against disease Antiseptic: Germ-killing substances and procedure e-prescription: A computer-generated digital prescription processed online septic: Infected with bacteria

[Ch.8]Mr. Smith's prescription insurance card says he needs to copay $5 for preferred generic, $25 for non-preferred generics, and $100 for non-preferred brand name drugs. He has 3 prescriptions: hydrochlorothiazide 12.5 mg, Synthroid 125 mcg, Pradaxa 150 mg. The hydrochlorothiazide and levothyroxine (Synthroid) are preferred generics, and the Pradaxa and Synthroid are non-preferred brand names. He requests the brand name Synthroid. What will his copay be for all the drugs? A. $130 B. $205 C. $110 D. $55

B. $205

[Ch.10]What is the highest accepted percentage of error compared to the desired quantity has been established by the USP in a weight or measurement? A. +/- 1 % B. +/- 5% C. +/- 10% D. +/- 12%

B. +/- 5%

[Ch.9]A patient says the pen needles they are using hurt, leave a large hole, and cause bleeding, which size needle could be recommended that has a shorter length and smallest gauge? A. 32 g 8 mm B. 32 g 4 mm C. 29 g 6 mm D. 29 g 5 mm

B. 32 g 4 mm

[Ch.8]A prescription is received for amoxicillin 400 mg/5 mg with the sig "take 3/4 tsp po bid for 10 days" it is available in 50, 75, 100 mL bottles. What is the total volume needed, and which size bottle should be used? A. 37.5 mL, 50 mL B. 75 mL, 75 mL bottle C. 85 mL, 100 mL bottle D. 100 mL, 100 mL bottle

B. 75 mL, 75 mL bottle

[Ch.8]What does a Pharmacy Benefits Manager do? A. Submit claims B. Administer drug claims and reimbursement C. Fill prescriptions D. Insure patients

B. Administer drug claims and reimbursement

[Ch.5]Which of the following is an example of a multiple compression tablet? A. Acetaminophen (Tylenol) B. Ambien CR brand C. Aleve D. Oxaprozin (Daypro)

B. Ambien CR brand

[Ch.5]Which of the following is an example of a multiple compression tablet? A. Acetaminophen (Tylenol) B. Ambien CR brand C. Aleve D. Oxaprozin (Daypro)

B. Ambien CR brand

[Ch.8]A patient has questions about what benefits are covered by his or her insurance. Where should you tell them to look for this information? A. the pharmacist knows and will tell them B. Call the 800 number on the back of the insurance card C. check with fellow employers about the benefits D. talk to their employer about what is covered

B. Call the 800 number on the back of the insurance card

[Ch.3] Joseph Lister, in 1867, was the first to start spraying surgical rooms and soaking surgical dressings in____ to prevent infection. A.Listerine B. Carbolic acid C. Hydrochloric acid D. Sodium hydroxide

B. Carbolic acid

[Ch.8]A 67-year-old patient wishes to purchase a wheelchair from your pharmacy. She has Medicare A and B, and her physician says it is medically necessary. What form must by completed to get her insurance to cover the cost? A. Coordination of Benefits B. Certificate of Medical Necessity C. Online Adjudication Form D. Prior Authorization form

B. Certificate of Medical Necessity

[Ch.7]The transfer warning must be on all prescriptions for ______________ A. Prescription drugs B. Controlled substances C. Nonscheduled drugs D. Birth control medications

B. Controlled substances

[Ch.9]The computer inventory says you have 60 mLs of insulin glargine pens in in stock and you do not need to reorder until only 30 mLs are left. When you check the refrigerator, you notice you have 15 mLs in stock. What do you do first? A. Tell the pharmacist stock is missing B. Correct the inventory in the computer C. Order Lantus insulin vials D. Do nothing as they will show up somewhere else

B. Correct the inventory in the computer

[Ch.5]Which is an example of topical water-in-oil (W/O) emulsion or oil-in-water (O/W) emulsion? A. Collodion B. Cream C. Gel D. Paste

B. Cream

[Ch.9]Pharmacies must submit an annual self-certification to which organization to continue offering pseudoephedrine and ephedrine restricted sales? A. State Board of Pharmacy B. DEA C. FDA D. Local law enforcement

B. DEA

[Ch.3] Based on the significant incidents of adverse drug reactions, who has the power to recall, or pull off the market, a drug? A. Congress B. FDA C. FTC D. DEA

B. FDA

[Ch.3] Based on the significant incidents of adverse drug reactions, who has the power to recall, or pull off the market, a drug? A. congress B. FDA C. FTC D. DEA

B. FDA

[Ch.9]When can the FDA remove a dietary supplement from the market? A. Lack of efficacy data B. False advertising on label C. Inadequate OTC labeling D. Product not USP verified

B. False advertising on label

[Ch.3]What agency is responsible to monitor for the deceptive advertising of dietary supplement? A. centers for disease control and prevention B. Federal Trade Commission C. U.S. Pharmacopoeial Convention D.Federal Advertising Committee

B. Federal Trade Commission

[Ch.8]Mrs. McGillicutty works for a large company and knows she is going to have $675 in health care costs this year over what her insurance will pay. There is an employer-based option to put aside pretax dollars from her paychecks for these costs over the year but she has to plan carefully and use the funds up within the year or they will be lost? What is this program? A. Health Savings Account B. Flexible Spending Account Coinsurance Account Insurance Premium Account

B. Flexible Spending Account

[Ch.9]Which agency controls the quality standards for homeopathic products? A. FDA B. HPUS C. OPUS D. NCCIH

B. HPUS

[Ch.3]What is a term for the body secretions that are the chemical messages to different tissues and cell to make them act a certain way? A. Antibodies B. Hormones C. Neurotransmitters D. Genes

B. Hormones

[Ch.3] Before a pharmaceutical company can proceed with human trials on a new drug therapy, it must submit a(n)_________ A. AND to the IRB B. IND to the FDA C. Informed consent to the FDA D. IND to the USP/NF

B. IND to the FDA

[Ch.5]An elderly patient with arthritis in her hands needs to begin using insulin for her high blood sugar. What product would be the best for her? A. Insulin vial and syringes for mealtime and long acting B. Insulin pens for mealtime and long acting C. Insulin pen for mealtime and vial for long acting D. All of the above

B. Insulin pens for mealtime and long acting

[Ch.5]What is a reason a physician might prescribe a delayed-release tablet? A. It has a faster mechanism of action B. It has a reduced dosing schedule C. It can be split or crushed D. It has increased absorption

B. It has a reduced dosing schedule

[Ch.10]What is the next step in the compounding operation after the ingredients have all been integrated for a complete product? A. Clean the balances, equipment, and work area B. Label the medication container and mark the BUD C. Document the calibration of the balance D. Discard an extra ingredients or products containing hazardous chemical in the trash

B. Label the medication container and mark the BUD

[Ch.10]If a pharmacy is specializing in compounding in bulk and selling it to other pharmacies or healthcare professionals, it must apply for a A. Compounding license B. Manufacturing license C. Compounding exception D. NIOSH waiver

B. Manufacturing license

[Ch.8]In a pharmacy, when a technician asks to look at a patient's "red, white, and blue" card to bill out services to the government, the technician is asking for the card for_______ A. Medicare Part A B. Medicare Part A and B C. Medicaid D. Medicare Part D

B. Medicare Part A and B

[Ch.3]What is the advantage of the semisynthetic drug amoxicillin over the natural- source drug penicillin? A. Fewer side effects with amoxicillin B. More effective against penicillin-resistant organisms C. Patients allergic to penicillin will not be allergic to amoxicillin D. The natural source of penicillin is in short supply

B. More effective against penicillin-resistant organisms

[Ch.8]The Affordable Care Act requires employers with more than 50 full-time employees to A. Pay for health insurance B. Offer a health insurance option C. Pay for prescription drugs D. Counsel employees on finding the right health care insurance on the healthcare exchange

B. Offer a health insurance option

[Ch.8]The information from a drug insurance card required to process a prescription claim for insurance includes the ______ A. Seven-digit insurance company identification number B. Patient ID number, BIN, and effective date C. Group number of co-pay for medical procedures D. Person code or user name and social security number

B. Patient ID number, BIN, and effective date

[Ch.7]Which drug requires the counting tray to be cleaned immediately after counting? A. Prozac B. Penicillin C. Prazosin D. Pantoprazole

B. Penicillin

[Ch.7]What information would you NOT find in the medication information sheet for the patient? A. Ingredient names B. Pharmacokinetics C. Possible side affects D. How to use the medication

B. Pharmacokinetics

[Ch.7] Select the statement regarding Schedule III and IV prescription refills that is correct. A. Refills are allowed from the date a prescription is filled B. Prescriptions may be refilled up to five times within six months. C. Refills can be transferred to another pharmacy three times D. Prescriptions may be refilled up to six times within six months.

B. Prescriptions may be refilled up to five times within six months.

[Ch.10]If you want to work in a compounding pharmacy and want to complete a certification and laboratory training program, which society present workshops and labs? A. Pharmacy Technician Educators Council B. Professional Compounding Centers of America C. American Pharmacists Association D. United States Pharmacopoeial Convention

B. Professional Compounding Centers of America

[Ch.10]What legislation if passed would cause compounding in pharmacies to cease exist? A. Requiring compounding pharmacies to keep up with all USP <795> procedures an specialized techniques for extemporaneous compounding B. Requiring that all compounded preparations be considered new drugs and subject to a NDA process C. Requiring all pharmacy technicians in compounding to have advanced training for high-risk hazardous compounding D. Requiring only products not manufactured commercially be compounding pharmacies

B. Requiring that all compounded preparations be considered new drugs and subject to a NDA process

[Ch.7]Once a week or per store policy, the pharmacy technician should______ A. Gather medical and medication histories B. Reverse insurance claims and re-stock prescriptions that are not picked up C. Compound nonsterile products for future use D. Call patients and provide medication therapy management

B. Reverse insurance claims and re-stock prescriptions that are not picked up

[Ch.9] __________ be dispersed among other prescription drugs stocked in the pharmacy A. Schedule II medications may B. Schedule III-V medications may C. All Schedule II-V medications may D. No controlled substances may

B. Schedule III-V medications may

[Ch.5]A patient was sold a box of tuberculin syringes to administer his insulin, why is this a medication error? A. Needle gauge is too small B. Syringe is not calibrated for insulin C. Needle length is too short D. Syringe is too small for insulin dose

B. Syringe is not calibrated for insulin

[Ch.3] Mrs. Smith son is sick, and the doctor gives him a prescription for a liquid antibiotic. Looking at the boy's profile, you see he is allergic to strawberries. The liquid antibiotic is flavored with a berry flavor. What should the pharmacy technician do? A. fill the prescription as he will not be allergic to an inert ingredient B. Tell the pharmacist about the allergy and the product flavoring C. Tell the mother you will have to order a different brand, and it will be in tomorrow D. Fill the presciption with tablets instead of liquid

B. Tell the pharmacist about the allergy and the product flavoring

[Ch.3] A risk evaluation and mitigation strategy (REMS) must be developed by a drug manufacturer when_________ A. The FDA requires further clinical drug studies B. The benefit of using a high-risk drug outweighs the adverse effects in certain patient populations C. The USP wants to guarantee the drugs is manufactured by the proper standards D. The use of the drug will out-pace the ability to manufacturer more drug

B. The benefit of using a high-risk drug outweighs the adverse effects in certain patient populations

[Ch.10] Which would NOT be a scenario for nonsterile compounding? A. the drug is no longer available from a manufacturer B. The drug product is available from a manufacturer, but it more affordable for the patient to compound it. C. A patient has an allergy to the coloring dye in the manufactured product D. A child needs a dose considerably smaller than what is manufactured.

B. The drug product is available from a manufacturer, but it more affordable for the patient to compound it.

[Ch.7]When should pharmacy staff be suspicious of a potentially forged prescription? A. The prescription if from the hospital emergency department B. The prescription does not meet the tamper-resistant requirements C. The prescription does not have refill information D. The patient does not have insurance and wants to pay cash

B. The prescription does not meet the tamper-resistant requirements

[Ch.7]Select the correct statement about pharmacy technicians and new prescriptions in most sates A. The technician may take a new prescription over the telephone B. The technician may take written prescriptions form walk-in customers C. The technician may discuss a potential drug interaction with a physician D. The technician may counsel a patient about a new prescription

B. The technician may take written prescriptions form walk-in customers

[Ch.5]Which of the following statements about liquids is true? A. They are often more stable than a tablet or capsule B. They are ideal dosage form for young children or geriatric patients C. They have a slower onset of action than tablets or capsules D. They have a longer shelf life than other oral forms

B. They are ideal dosage form for young children or geriatric patients

[Ch.5]A medicated jelly is _________ A. a glycerogelatin B. a gel with a high proportion of water with a drug substance and thickening agent C. a colloid D. a colloidion

B. a gel with a high proportion of water with a drug substance and thickening agent

[Ch.7] Which of the following attributes is most important in filling a prescription? A. speed B. accuracy C. friendly D. organized

B. accuracy

[Ch.9]Which substance in homeopathic doses may help reduce some of the symptoms of Parkinson's disease? A. arsenicum album B. atropa belladonna C. colchicum D. pulsatilla

B. atropa belladonna

[Ch.10]Which large piece of equipment in the compounding area provides intense steam heat and pressure for chemical compounding processes and for the sterilizing of equipment and measuring vessels and devices? A. convection oven B. autoclave C. hot plate D. microwave

B. autoclave

[Ch.10] Where do you read the volume of a graduated cylinder? A. top of the meniscus B. bottom of the meniscus C. middle of the meniscus D. depends on the liquid

B. bottom of the meniscus

[Ch.9] Which payment option has the least amount of risk for the pharmacy to accept as payment? A. personal check B. cash C. personal charge account D. credit card

B. cash

[Ch.8]What is the usual rationale for a pharmacy benefits manager to conduct an audit of a pharmacy's claims? A. Save the pharmacy money B. catch fraud and reduce waste C. control prescribing by providers D. prevent medication errors

B. catch fraud and reduce waste

[Ch.5]What term is used to describe the inert ingredient that helps the patient swallow, improves the flavor, protects the stomach lining, or delays the release of the drug? A. solubilizer B. coating C. binder D. coloring

B. coating

[Ch.10] When compounding with controlled substance, you must account for the quantity used on the __________ deduct the amount from the pharmacy's inventory. A. master formulation record B. compounding record C. invoice D. percentage error log

B. compounding record

[Ch.8]When a patient has more than one insurance covering prescriptions, filling the prescription claim in the correct order with the different PBMs of the insurance companies is called ________________. A. online adjudication B. coordination of benefits C. capturing a claim D. drug utilization review

B. coordination of benefits

[Ch.10] Besides the usual required prescription labeling elements, what else is needed on the compounded product label? A. abbreviations of active ingredients B. date of compounding C. manufacturer's auxiliary warning label D. emergency phone number

B. date of compounding

[Ch.9]What commonly used drug for cough has a history of being abused by adolescents and now cannot be purchased by consumers less than 18 years of age? A. acetaminophen B. dextromethorphan C. guaifenesin D. benzonatate

B. dextromethorphan

[Ch.7]What does the presciption's sig refer to? A. prescriber's signature B. directions for the patient to follow C. medication prescribed D. patient information

B. directions for the patient to follow

[Ch.8]You will need the HCPCS and ICD-10 code to bill Medicare Part B for ___________ A. prescriptions B. durable medical equipment C. medication therapy management D. immunizations

B. durable medical equipment

[Ch.5]What is NOT a parenteral route of adminstration? A. subcutaneous B. intrauterine C. intradermal D. intramuscular

B. intrauterine

[Ch.9]The wholesaler is out of stock of the generic brand of propranolol 40 mg tablets you usually buy at $9.87 per $100 (AWP $15.92 per #100). The next least expensive products is 19.57 per #100 tablets (AWP $22.99 per #100). What is the difference in profit for a prescription for #100 tablets if the insurance reimbursement formula is AWP - 10% + 1.95? A. profit of $6.41 with the new generic B. loss of $3.34 with the new generic C. loss of $3.01 with the new generic D. gain of $.34 with the new generic

B. loss of $3.34 with the new generic

[Ch.10] What is the name of a liquid suspension that is used topically on areas of the body where lubrication is desired? A. cream B. lotion C. ointment D. gel

B. lotion

[Ch.5]What dosage form provides a fast onset of action for a localized condition with minimal systemic side effects? A. suppository B. lotion C. tablet D. path

B. lotion

[Ch.8]The _________ government health plan is administered through individual states. A. medicare B. medicaid C. blue cross/blue sheild D. tricare

B. medicaid

[Ch.9]In order to bill Medicar part B directly for durable medical equipment, the pharmacy must A. guarantee all products B. meet quality standards and accreditation requirements C. have separate DME personnel D. have a state license as medical supply warehouse

B. meet quality standards and accreditation requirements

[Ch.7] The e-prescriber's signature for all e-prescription _________ A. may be omitted B. must be through a secure network approved by the state Board of Pharmacy C. must be handwritten and scanned in a part of the e-prescription D. must be encrypted and triple authenticated with password and other security measures

B. must be through a secure network approved by the state Board of Pharmacy

[Ch.5]Which drug delivery system uses the power of water to push out the drug through microscopic laser-created holes? A. wax matrix system B. osmotic pressure system C. ion-exchange resin D. enteric coated tablet

B. osmotic pressure system

[Ch.10]How do you decrease the amount of drug that clings to the side of the graduate when filling A. wait for the liquid to settle B. pour into the center of the container C. give ample time for the liquid to drain D. all the above

B. pour into the center of the container

[Ch.7]Mr. Hernandez asks to have his labels written in Spanish as well as any medication information. Where should this go on the patient profile? A. identifying information B. prescription preferences C. HIPAA confidentiality consent form D. insurance and billing information

B. prescription preferences

[Ch.8]What may be required if a physician prescribes a medication that is NOT on the insurance company's formulary? A. medication audit B. prior authorization C. coordination of benefits D. charge-backs

B. prior authorization

[Ch.10] Select the true statement about electronic balances. A. electronic balances should be used with pharmacy weights B. prior to use, electronic balances should be warmed up for 30 minutes C. electronic balances are usually enclosed on three sides D. electronic balances should be in the unlocked position when not in use.

B. prior to use, electronic balances should be warmed up for 30 minutes

[Ch.9]Who is responsible for determining the rate of sales tax to be added? A. federal government B. state government C. local government D. pharmacy

B. state government

[Ch.7] When a drug is not a patient's insurance formulary, what will the prescriber have to do to get the medication paid for by the insurance? A. submit a REMS to the insurance company B. submit a prior authorization request to the insurance company C. clarify the prescription with a description from the manufacturer of the patient benefits D. send the prescription to the mail-order pharmacy

B. submit a prior authorization request to the insurance company

[Ch.10] What dosage form is made by melting the base, adding the active ingredients, and pouring the mixture into molds to set? A. tablet B. suppository C. gel D. torches

B. suppository

[Ch.3] What does the labeler code (first 4 or 5 digits) of the National Drug Code (NDC) number identify? A. The drug B. the manufacturer or distributor C. the lot and batch number D. the packaging size and type

B. the manufacturer or distributor

[Ch.8]In the tiered copay prescription system, ____________ A. the prescriptions with higher day supply quantities will have higher copays B. there are escalating cost for generic drugs, preferred brands, and non preferred brands. C. most insurance plans cover a 60-day supply of a bran name medication if not mail-ordered is used. D. The amount of the co-pay decreases as the number of family members covered increases

B. there are escalating cost for generic drugs, preferred brands, and non preferred brands.

[Ch.7] What is the purpose of the DEA number on a prescription? A. to authorize the pharmacist to substitute a generic drug B. to authorize the physician to prescribe controlled substances C. to authorize the prescription to be refilled the designated number of times D. to authorize the prescriber to e-prescribe

B. to authorize the physician to prescribe controlled substances

[Ch.10] What is the purpose of USP Chapter <795>? A. to recommend accredited pharmacies B. to identify quality standards for nonsterile compounding C. to address standard for sterile compounding D. to list accredited compounding schools and pharmacies

B. to identify quality standards for nonsterile compounding

[Ch.3] What is the function of a vaccine? A. to inhibit the growth of bacteria B. to produce immunity of disease C. to provide supplemental vitamins D. to have no physiological effect on the body

B. to produce immunity of disease

[Ch.7]What is the purpose of the MedGuide A. to provide information on the safe use of any prescribed medication B. to warn patients of potential adverse side-effects of high-risk medications C. to prepare prescriptions for Schedule II-V drugs D. to identify where a drug is located in the inventory

B. to warn patients of potential adverse side-effects of high-risk medications

[Ch.5]A liposome targeted drug delivery system has an inner _______ sac and an outer ______ layer. A. lipid, watery B. watery, lipid C. organic, lipid D. watery, drug

B. watery, lipid

[Ch.10]What is placed on a balance to avoid contact between the ingredients and the balance pans A. counterbalance B. weighing papers C. aluminum disks D. cotton cloth

B. weighing papers

[Ch.9]A patient's total bill is $15.29. She hands you a $20 bill, and you enter that into the cash register. It says to give $4.71. But the patient now states she has the correct change of $0.29 and hands you the a quarter and four pennies. How much change will you now give back? A. $4.71 B. $5.71 C. $5.00 D. $4.42

C. $5.00

[Ch.10] Calculate the least weightable quanitity of a balance with incremental units of 5 mg where you only allow an error range of +/-5%? A. 1 mg B. 10 mg C. 100 mg D. 1000 mg

C. 100 mg

[Ch.8]A prescription is received for 1 vial of Levemir 100 units/ml insulin with the sig "Inject 60 units under the skin every day". One vial has 10 ml of insulin. How many days will the prescribed medication last? A. 12 days B. 14 days C. 16 days D. 30 days

C. 16 days

[Ch.9]The dispensing record of products with pseudoephedrine needs to be kept on file for a minimum of A. 2 months B. 1 year C. 2 years D. 5 years

C. 2 years

[Ch.10]Calculate the percentage of error of your balance has if you weighed 60 mg of powder on it and then double checked the amount on a digital scale and found it weighed 72 mg? A. 16.7% B. 12% C. 20% D. 25%

C. 20%

[Ch.7] How many separate NDC checks for accuracy should the pharmacy technician take when filling a prescription? A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 6

C. 3

[Ch.10] With proper hand-washing technique, how long should you vigorously rub your hands together? A. 10 seconds B. 15 seconds C. 30 seconds D. 1 minute

C. 30 seconds

[Ch.10]You receive a prescription in which equal parts of 3 different ingredients are to be mixed together. How much of each product will you need to make a 4 oz. container of cream? A. 20g B. 30g C. 40g D. 60g

C. 40g

[Ch.10]What is the minimum percentage of alcohol hat should be in a product used for hand hygiene? A. 10% B. 50% C. 60% D. 100%

C. 60%

[Ch.8]Mr. Jones has been prescribed "pilocarpine 1% ophthalmic solution, 1 drop OU four times a day" He wants 2 x 15 mL bottles billed to his insurance. What amount for days supply should you put on the prescription before processing? (This insurance and PBM company estimates 20 drops per mL, though others go with 15 or 16 drops per mL. You need to check before calculating for the claim) A. 30 B. 60 C. 75 D. 150

C. 75

[Ch.10] You need to make 100 mL of suspension of Coreg with a concentration of 2 mg/mL. How many Coreg tablets will you use? (Coreg is available as 3.125 mg, 6.25 mg, 12.5 mg, and 25 mg tablets) A. 2 tablets of 25 mg B. 4 tablets of 25 mg C. 8 tablets of 25 mg D. 6 tablets of 25 mg and 1 tablet of 12.5 mg

C. 8 tablets of 25 mg

[Ch.8]A patient is ready to apply Medicare B insurance coverage to the purchase of diabetic medical supplies. What is often required? A. For the patient of purchase the Medicare Part D plan to extent the coverage for prescriptions B. A prescription from the prescriber indicating the CPT diagnosis code C. A certificate of medical necessity from the prescriber and ICD-10 diagnosis code D. For patient to purchase the insulin from Medicare D to go with the lancets and needles or they won't be paid for in the claim

C. A certificate of medical necessity from the prescriber and ICD-10 diagnosis code

[Ch.9]When patient are treated with or treat themselves with only non-conventional treatments, this is called ____ A. Integrated medicine B. Homeopathy C. Alternative medicine D. Holistic health

C. Alternative medicine

[Ch.9]Lactobacillus and bifidobacterium are strains of____________ used to restore gastrointestinal flora after taking an antibiotic. A. Yeast B. Virus C. Bacteria D. Fungus

C. Bacteria

[Ch.8]A pharmacy benefit manager decides 3 months after a prescription was filled that it overpaid a claim, and it deducts the amount of the overpayment from your pharmacy's check this month. What is this called? A. Audit B. Claim reversal C. Charge-paid D. Insurance fraud

C. Charge-paid

[Ch.7]A patient comes in wanting a refill for her insulin but no prescriber has sent a refill over. She says that it is an automatic refill. What happens? A. Find the automatic refill on her profile and fill it B. Confirm the automatic refill with the prescriber's office C. Check that it is not an early refill and ask for allergy and medication information while the pharmacist reviews the prescription D. Ask the pharmacist to confirm the automatic refill with the prescriber

C. Check that it is not an early refill and ask for allergy and medication information while the pharmacist reviews the prescription

[Ch.9]What form must be filled out when delivery of morphine sulfate 15 mg tablets is received at the pharmacy? A. DEA 106 B. Schedule II C. DEA 222 D. Biennial inventory

C. DEA 222

[Ch.8]Your pharmacy has a list of 25 drugs that they offer for $4 for a month supply. These are known as_____ A. Come ons B. Deep discounts C. Loss leaders D. Value added

C. Loss leaders

[Ch.9]How is a debit card different from a credit card? A. The amount must be paid by the customer by the end of the month B. Only qualified medical expenses can be paid with a debit card C. Debit cards instantly deduct the purchase price from the person's account D. Debit cards value is linked to the bar code on the card.

C. Debit cards instantly deduct the purchase price from the person's account

[Ch.5]When a drug is injected into a kind of internal pool or reservoir (like deep in a muscle) so that the surrounding tissue can gradually absorb the drugs from the pool, this route of administration is called a.. A. Liposome B. Surgical implant C. Depot injection D. Transdermal patch

C. Depot injection

[Ch.9]Which of the following is NOT an alternative treatment? A. St. John's Wort B. Similasan C. Digoxin D. Echinacea

C. Digoxin

[Ch.7]During the critical path of a new prescription, the pharmacy technician_______ A. Checks the prescription, and then initials the label and prescription B. Warns patients if potential adverse reactions of high-risk medications C. Enters the prescription into the computer database D. Compares prescription prices at different pharmacies

C. Enters the prescription into the computer database

[Ch.9]What payment option is administrated by employee benefits plans? A. Credit card B. Debit card C. Flex card D. None of the above

C. Flex card

[Ch.10]What would be used to transfer the weights from their storage case to the balance? A. Fingers B. Spatula C. Forceps D. Pipette

C. Forceps

[Ch.3]What discovery led to the emphasis on sterility and cleanliness in the practice of medicine and manufacture of pharmaceuticals? A. isolation of hormones B. chemotherapy for cancer C. Germ theory D. human genetics

C. Germ theory

[Ch.9]A pharmacy cannot stay in business if its ____________ cannot cover its ___________ A. Gross profits; payroll B. Net profit; overhead expenses C. Gross profit; overhead expenses D. Markup; gross profit

C. Gross profit; overhead expenses

[Ch.3]On what list must the ingredients in a homeopathic drug be listed? A. USP/NF B. Orange Book C. HPUS D. Purple Book

C. HPUS

[Ch.7]Mr. Smith has a prescription for simvastatin 20mg #30 take 1 at bedtime. The prescriber has authorized 5 refills. The patient requests a 6-month supply since he will be in Florida for the winter. What should the technician do? A. Fill only the 30-day supply B. Fill a 90-day supply with 1 refill C. Have the pharmacist contact the prescriber to discuss D. Give the prescription back to the patient and say there's nothing that can be done

C. Have the pharmacist contact the prescriber to discuss

[Ch.9]An advantage of having a check reader connected to the cash register is______ A. Not needing alternate sources of payment B. Not requiring a customer signature C. Having immediate bank approval for a transaction by check D. Converting the check into a credit card payment

C. Having immediate bank approval for a transaction by check

[Ch.10]White petrolatum is an example of a lipophilic base with _____ occlusive and ______ emollient properties. A. High, low B. Low, low C. High, high D. Low, high

C. High, high

[Ch.9]When is a DEA 222 form required for purchasing drugs? A. If the drugs are Schedule II or III B. If the drugs are prescription C. If the drugs are Schedule II D. If the drugs is legend drug

C. If the drugs are Schedule II

[Ch.10]Why is it not recommended to use hot water, antibacterial soap, and scrub brushes in hand washing technique in the CDC guidelines? A. Risk of cross contamination B. Lack of efficacy C. Increased risk of skin irritation D. Removes good bacteria

C. Increased risk of skin irritation

[Ch.5]A patient needs to take two different kinds of insulin to control his diabetes, What advantage do the vials offer over the pens for this patient A. More convenient to transport B. Delivers a more accurate dose C. May be able to give as single injection D. Easier to use for the visually impaired

C. May be able to give as single injection

[Ch.3] Pharmacists communicate serious or life-threatening adverse effects of drugs to the FDA through the_________ A. MedGuide B. Product package insert C. MedWatch program D. PharmAlert websites

C. MedWatch program

[Ch.3]Pharmacist communicate serious or life-threatening adverse effects of drugs to the FDA through the _ A. MedGuide B. Product package insert C. MedWatch program D. pharmAlert website

C. MedWatch program

[Ch.8]An unemployed 37-year-old citizen of your state may qualify for__________ A. Medicare A and B B. Medigap C. Medicaid D. Medicare Advantage

C. Medicaid

[Ch.9]When a bar code for a filled prescription is scanned at the cash register, what could the technician be reminded to do? A. Suggest OTC item to purchase B. Get valid driver's license & fill in log book C. Offer counseling with the pharmacist D. Offer to counsel the patient

C. Offer counseling with the pharmacist

[Ch.3]Which of the following is NOT a natural sourced drug? A. Quinine B. Vincristine C. Phenobarbital D. Armour Thyroid

C. Phenobarbital

[Ch.9]What do you call the process of updating inventory in the pharmacy software database and reconciling any differences between the new and current stock? A. Receiving B. Rotating stock C. Posting D. Purchasing

C. Posting

[Ch.3] Why does the FDA require OTC product labeling to list active and inactive ingredient? A. Easier for generic competition B. Prevent misuse of product C. Prevent allergic reactions D. Easier to determine health benefit

C. Prevent allergic reactions

[Ch.9]Which is NOT a requirement to continue selling pseudoephedrine or ephedrine in a pharmacy? A. All employees must have training B. Sales limits must be enforced C. Product must be within reach of customer D. Logbook of sales must be maintained

C. Product must be within reach of customer

[Ch.3]Probiotics are microorganisms that _____ A. Cause severe life-threatening infections B. Are present on food and cause it to spoil C. Promote positive health benefits D. Cause low-grade infections that need antibiotic treatments

C. Promote positive health benefits

[Ch.7]Local community pharmacies expand their benefits to customers by_______ A. Providing round-the-clock nonsterile compounding B. Compounding sterile products C. Providing vaccine administration D. Refilling controlled substances early

C. Providing vaccine administration

[Ch.10]Which compounded dosage from is created by mixing the ingredients, distributing them mixture in a special Teflon mold, and baking it in a convection oven? A. Pressed tablets B. Capsules C. Rapid-dissolving tablets D. Troches

C. Rapid-dissolving tablets

[Ch.5]Before transferring an oral suspension to a smaller prescription bottle, the pharmacy technician should always_____ the stock bottle A. Swirl B. Bring to room temperature C. Shake D. Refrigerate

C. Shake

[Ch.7]What inert ingredients is NOT part of the flavorings added to liquid oral formulation? A. Sweetness enhancers B. Artificial flavors, often fruit-based C. Sour boosters D. Bitterness suppressors

C. Sour boosters

[Ch.5]What ingredient in a tablet will help break up the solid dosage form once the tablet has been consumed? A. Talc B. Lactose C. Starch D. Saccharine

C. Starch

[Ch.5]What are the two most common types of oral dosage forms? A. Elixirs and sprays B. Solutions and troches C. Tablets and capsules D. Syrups and suspensions

C. Tablets and capsules

[Ch.8]The PBM sets the reimbursement rates for a pharmacy prescription claim. Which statement is NOT true? A. The PBM works with many different insurance companies and pharmacies and has different reimbursement rates. B. The PBM provides a negotiated reimbursement fee for the drug plus a dispensing fee. C. The PBM always pay the AWP plus a dispensing fee D. The PBM will sometimes pay less than the AWP and the pharmacist may have you turn down the presciption

C. The PBM always pay the AWP plus a dispensing fee

[Ch.8]What is NOT a reason for a drug utilization alert DUR? A. there are already similar medications in the patient's current prescription profile. B. The prescribed drug interacts poorly with another drug being taken by the patient. C. The drug is prescribed by a provider not on the preferred prescriber list. D. The patient is allergic to a related drug to the one prescribed.

C. The drug is prescribed by a provider not on the preferred prescriber list.

[Ch.3] What happens after INDA has been submitted and phase 3 studies have been successfully completed? A.Phase 4 studies can automatically start on patients B. The FDA grants approval C. The drug manufacturer can submit an NDA to the FDA D. The drug is manufactured for the prescription market

C. The drug manufacturer can submit an NDA to the FDA

[Ch.5]What could cause an embolism when an intravenous (IV) solution is administered? A. The entire drug was administered too fast. B. The intravenous (IV) solution is a dextrose solution C. The solution is not free from particulate matter D. The drug was administered slowly over a designated period of time

C. The solution is not free from particulate matter

[Ch.7] How can the pharmacy technician tell if a prescription utilizes some type of tamper-resistant prescription (TRP) pad to eliminate forgeries? A. Light blue marks appear when erased with an ink eraser B. The prescription number is in the upper right-hand corner of the sheet C. The word "void" appears when the prescription is photocopied D. A security watermark is on the front of the sheet

C. The word "void" appears when the prescription is photocopied

[Ch.10] Why are glass beakers and Erlenmeyer flasks considered nonvolumetric glassware? A. They cannot be used for liquid dosage forms B. They cannot be sterilized in an autoclave after use C. Their shape and sparse markings for accurate measuring D. Their transparent nature

C. Their shape and sparse markings for accurate measuring

[Ch.8]Which is a supplemental insurance plan for military retirees 65 and over on Medicare? A. Tricare Prime B. Tricare Extra C. Tricare for life D. Tricare Standard

C. Tricare for life

[Ch.9]What is the purpose of lancets for a diabetic patient? A. Used to inject insulin B. Used to measure blood sugar C. Used to get blood sample D. Used to calibrate glucometer

C. Used to get blood sample

[Ch.10]What type of container would be used for a cream that needs to be protected from UV light? A. Clear colored vial B. Amber colored vial C. White ointment jar D. Clear needle-less syringe

C. White ointment jar

[Ch.10]Which of the statements about pipettes and droppers is true? A. Pipettes measure a fixed volume of liquid B. The glass and bulb of a dropper can be cleaned and reused C. You must calibrate a dropper to make certain of the volume D. Pipettes are used to transfer large volumes of liquid

C. You must calibrate a dropper to make certain of the volume

[Ch.8]Is sending a claim to the insurance company, you incorrectly calculate the days supply. It was supposed to be 30 days, but you submitted 90 days. The patient is back for a refill, and the insurance will not pay. What do you tell the patient? A. They have to pay for the prescription B. The pharmacy will give them the medication at no charge C. You need to call the insurance and correct your mistake before you can refill the prescription D. They will need a new prescription from the doctor

C. You need to call the insurance and correct your mistake before you can refill the prescription

[Ch.9]When asked to help a patient purchase a sphygmomanometer, what will you show them? A. a nebulizer B. a peak flow meter C. a digital blood pressure unit D. a glucometer

C. a digital blood pressure unit

[ch.10]What must a customer provide prior to the purchase of pseudoephedrine-containing tablets? A. a prescription B. a medicare or health insurance card C. a proof of age and identity D. a birth certificate

C. a proof of age and identity

[Ch.3]The active ingredient in an EpiPen is filled with epinephrine and is used to treat A. hypoglycemia B. hypertension C. a severe allergic reaction D. seizures

C. a severe allergic reaction

[Ch.3]because nonprescription drugs and supplements are not considered as potent, potentially dangerous, or addictive, the FDA does not require __________ A. a Drug Fact box on the label B. reporting of any adverse drug reactions C. an intensive approval process D. a following of labeling requirements

C. an intensive approval process

[Ch.5]What is the correct technique to administer a subcutaneous dose of insulin with a needle and syringe? A. into the muscle at a 90-degree angle B. into visible major vein at a 15 degree angle C. below the skin at a 45-degree angle D. into the skin at a 10-degree angle

C. below the skin at a 45-degree angle

[Ch.8]A pharmacy benefits manger decides three months after a prescription was filled that is over paid a claim. and it deducts the amount of the overpayment from your pharmacy's check this month. What is this called? A. audit B. claim reversal C. charge-back D. insurance fraud

C. charge-back

[Ch.8]What is the amount of annual medical costs that must be paid by the insured before the insurance company will consider paying its portion? A. coinsurance B. co-payment C. deductible D. employer subsidy

C. deductible

[Ch.5]An enteric-coated tablet (ECT) is an example of a ______ formulation. A. immediate-release B. controlled-release C. delayed-release D. sustained-release

C. delayed-release

[Ch.10] Which balance is easiest to use and most accurate? A. two-pan balance B. torsion balance C. electronic digital balance D. Class III prescription balance

C. electronic digital balance

[Ch.5]Which of the following statements about the administration of ear and eye medications is true? A. eardrops can be used in the eye B. emulsion foams can be used in the eye C. eye drops can be used in the ear D. suppositories can be used in the ear

C. eye drops can be used in the ear

[Ch.10] What spatula should be used when compounding with iodine or mercuric salts? A. stainless steel B. plastic C. hard rubber D. a & c

C. hard rubber

[Ch.7]The NDC number you scan for a refill does not match the one in the computer even though the drug name and strength are correct. What should you do? A. fill the prescription anyway B. tell the patient you are out of stock C. have the pharmacist double check and change the NDC on the refill profile D. have another technician double check prior to filling

C. have the pharmacist double check and change the NDC on the refill profile

[Ch.8]In which type of healthcare insurance is the patient assigned a primary care physician within its system who must give a referral for specialized services? A. private health insurance B. preferred provider organization C. health maintenance organization D. catastrophic insurance

C. health maintenance organization

[Ch.5]Aerosols and sprays are common dosage forms for the _____________ route of administration A. ocular B. topical C. inhalation D. conjunctival

C. inhalation

[Ch.8]Who determines the copay or coinsurance percentage the patient will pay for a prescription? A. drug manufacturer B. the pharmacy C. insurance company D. the employer of the insured

C. insurance company

[Ch.7] Refills for a patient's prescription for propranolol are NOT authorized even if listed on the medication container label if the prescription _________. [pick the lowest number that is true] A. is more than 24 months old B. is more than 18 months old C. is more than 12 months old D. is more than 6 months old

C. is more than 12 months old

[Ch.3] Why is the generic drug application submitted to the FDA abbreviated? A. it only needs to prove safety B. it only needs to prove efficacy C. it only need to prove bioequivalence D. A & B

C. it only need to prove bioequivalence

[Ch.5]What advantage does the extended release product Wellbutrin XL have for a patient? A. more drug to the targeted site B. less adverse side effects C. less frequent dosing D. less expensive

C. less frequent dosing

[Ch.9]What is an advantage of a primary wholesale purchasing agreement? A. more variety in stock and competitive service fees B. an exclusive agreement by a pharmacy and prime vendors C. lower inventory and inventory-associated cost D. reduces the quantity of each product on the shelves

C. lower inventory and inventory-associated cost

[Ch.3] What weapon of war was first used as a antineoplastic drug? A. napalm B. plutonium C. mustard gas D. nitroglycerine

C. mustard gas

[Ch.9]The maximum inventory for doxycycline 100 mg is 500 tablets. At the end of the day, you have 213 on the shelf. The point of reorder is set at 200. Will an automatic reorder be sent and for how many? A. yes, for 300 B. yes for 250 C. no D. yes, for 500

C. no

[Ch.7] The pharmacist is going to administer the shingles vaccine to a patient. How can a technician help? A. Counsel the patient B. take patient's blood pressure C. notify primary care physician D. sign the consent form

C. notify primary care physician

[Ch.10] Weighing papers or boats should be put ______________ prior to weighting on a Class III prescription balance. A. on the left pan B. on the right pan C. on both pans D. on neither pan

C. on both pans

[Ch.8]Preferred Provider Organizations have more choice in providers than the Health Maintenance Organizations due to the option of ___________ A. formularies B. in-network providers C. out-of-network providers D. referral requirements

C. out-of-network providers

[Ch.5]What is the main purpose of film-coated tablet? A. masking the smell and bitter taste B. providing a faster onset of action C. preventing gastrointestinal side effects D. dissolving quickly in stomach acid

C. preventing gastrointestinal side effects

[Ch.7] Why are pharmacy containers usaually amber-colored? A. inexpensive to make B. prevents air exposure C. prevents UV light exposure D. containers are waterproof

C. prevents UV light exposure

[Ch.9]A pharmacy technician may offer information to a patient on an OTC product that includes A. selecting the right drug for B. a medicinal purpose explaining the therapeutic effects C. showing the active and inactive ingredients D. describing the maximum prescription strength dosing

C. showing the active and inactive ingredients

[Ch.10] What is the term that indicates the extent to which a product retains the same properties and characteristics that is possesses at the time of preparation? A. beyond-use-date B. chemical properties C. stability D. uniformity

C. stability

[Ch.9]Mrs. Anderson read on the internet that she should be using a specific OTC product for her migraine symptoms but the label does not give the does for her particular condition and symptoms. What should the pharmacy technician tell Mrs. Anderson? A. Take the usual dose for other symptoms B. took the dose up on the internet C. talk to her doctor or the pharmacist D. recommend a different product that has the particular migraine symptoms she is worried about mentioned directly

C. talk to her doctor or the pharmacist

[Ch.7]The patient profile in the pharmacy database is reviewed by__________to make sure a new prescription will not cause any interactions. A. the prescriber B. the technician C. the pharmacist D. CMS

C. the pharmacist

[Ch.7]After the pharmacy technician completes the fill, the pharmacist initials the prescription, what does this mean? A. the pharmacy technician is not responsible for insurance refusals for that prescriptions. B. The pharmacy takes sole responsibility for the prescription C. the pharmacist assumes legal responsibility for the correctness of the prescriptions and fill D. The pharmacist assumes legal partnership is responsibility for dispensing accuracy and mistakes.

C. the pharmacist assumes legal responsibility for the correctness of the prescriptions and fill

[Ch.7] What is the purpose of auxiliary labels? A. to provide the pharmacy's hours B. to override the information on the drug label C. to supplement the information on the drug label D. to replace a medication container label

C. to supplement the information on the drug label

[Ch.7] A prescription is received for "doxycychline 100 mg 1 po BID." How often should the medication be taken? A. every other day B. once a day C. twice a day D. three times a day

C. twice a day

[Ch.8]To avoid lines and save money, the Veterans's Administration encourages its member to.. A. use their local retail pharmacy B. fill prescriptions at the VA hospital C. use the VA's mail-order service D. buy supplemental insurance

C. use the VA's mail-order service

[Ch.9]The coppertone sunscreen is purchased from the wheelchair at $105.59 per case of 12 bottles. The mark up for seasonal items is 25%. How much will each bottle see for? A. $2.20 B. $8.80 C. $10.00 D. $11.00

D. $11.00

[Ch.10]Which is the largest size of hard-shell capsules A. 5 B. 3 C. 0 D. 000

D. 000

[Ch.8]Johnny Desperato was given the prescription Bactrim Pediatric Suspension. The sig was "1 tsp PO BID, dispense 4 ounces." Calculate how many days for this prescribed supply A. 5 days B. 7 days C. 10 days D. 12 days

D. 12 days

[Ch.9]The pharmacy likes to have a PAR of 5 but not more than 8 of the azithromycin 250 mg 6-tablet packets on the shelf at the start of each day. When you are ordering for tomorrow, you notice there are only 3 packs on the shelf. How many will you order? A. 2 B. 3 C. 4 D. 5

D. 5

[Ch.5]What is the shelf life in proper storage conditions of most pediatric antibiotic suspensions that are reconstituted or mixed with water? A. 20-21 days if stored in the refrigerator B. 4-5 days at room temperature C. 15-18 days if stored in the refrigerator D. 7-10 days at room temperature

D. 7-10 days at room temperature

[Ch.7] You have Mrs. Green at the counter to pick up her refills of her diabetic supplies and insulin. Where should you look for her medication? A. refridgerater B. freezer C. alphabetized storage area D. A & C

D. A & C

[Ch.8]You have an insurance that requires you to pay up front 20% of all costs. This is an example of A. A copayment B. A tiered copayment C. A dual copay payment D. A coinsurance payment

D. A coinsurance payment

[Ch.7]When a community pharmacy is contracted to provide medications for the residents of a nursing home, why do the pharmacist have to do a monthly profile review? A. Chronic disease medication review and management B. Age-related physiological changes C. Appropriate medication use D. All of the above

D. All of the above

[Ch.9]Which is a test kit that a patient can purchase to diagnose a condition or disease A. Blood Clotting (PT) Test Kit B. Pregnancy Test Kit C. Strep Throat Test Kit D. All of the above

D. All of the above

[Ch.10]Compounding pharmacies are overseen by A. FDA B. USP C. State standards D. All the above

D. All the above

[Ch.10]When a technician is stocking chemicals/ingredients for compounding, where can you check for proper storage information? A. Product labeling B. USP-NF Compendia C. Safety data sheet D. All the above

D. All the above

[Ch.8]By paying for preventative care for patients, insurance companies hope to_______ A. Decrease overall healthcare costs B. Decrease future illnesses C. Decrease catastrophic illnesses D. All the above

D. All the above

[Ch.9]A vegan patient has been told by her physician that she needs to take iron tablets. She asks you help in selecting a product, what do you recommend? A. Ferrous sulfate B. Ferrous gluconate C. Ferrous-Sequels D. Ask the pharmacist for help

D. Ask the pharmacist for help

[Ch.3] The measurement of the amount of active ingredient and time it takes for it to be absorbed, metabolized, distributed, or eliminated from the body's called________ A. Pharmacogenomics B. Therapeutics C. Biodynamics D. Bioavailability

D. Bioavailability

[Ch.8]Under the Affordable Care Act, four plans are generally available. Which would be the highest deductible? A. Platinum B. Gold C. Silver D. Bronze

D. Bronze

[Ch.8]Workers' compensation__________ A. Insures that all classes of medications are covered for each injured patient B. Is covered by the federal government C. Requires a patient to pay 40% of the cost for covered medications D. Covers illness or injuries caused by or related to one's job

D. Covers illness or injuries caused by or related to one's job

[Ch.3] When a new drug is showing promise to treat a disease, what might the FDA do to make it available to patients quicker? A. Pre-approve the drug B. Have FDA scientists study the drug C. Not require informed consents during studies D. Fast track the drug through FDA responses to the data

D. Fast track the drug through FDA responses to the data

[Ch.9]When Jackie Jones comes into the pharmacy requesting help selecting a product for her head cold, the pharmacy technician should A. Recommend the product that worked for his or her last cold B. Tell the customer about which cold products are on sale C. Direct the patient to the cold medication aisle to select the product herself D. Have the pharmacist help the patient

D. Have the pharmacist help the patient

[Ch.3] Which of the following would be classified as drugs by the FDA? A. Vitamins supplements B. Nutritional drinks C. Herbal supplements D. Homeopathic medications

D. Homeopathic medications

[Ch.3] Which drug is produced using DNA technology? A. Taxol B. aspirin C. digoxin D. Humulin

D. Humulin

[Ch.5]In an example of a targeted drug delivery system, a drug is carried by ____ and released at a targeted organ site A. Wax matrix B. A colloid C. A diluent D. Liposome

D. Liposome

[Ch.9]For scientific resources on alternative and holistic health approaches, what source can be recommended to a pharmacist, technician, or patient? A. Department of Health and Human Services B. Food and Drug Administration Website (CDER) C. Center for Homeopathic Study D. National Center for Complementary and Integrated Health (NCCIH)

D. National Center for Complementary and Integrated Health (NCCIH)

[Ch.9]A damaged shipment is received. What happens next? A. pay a restocking fee to the wholesaler, as required by law B. Get authorization for a new shipment and salvage anything possible C. Return the pharmaceuticals to the manufacturers the same day, as required by state law. D. Notify the wholesaler immediately and return the defective shipment

D. Notify the wholesaler immediately and return the defective shipment

[Ch.8]In which month is open enrollment for Medicare? A. January B. April C. July D. November

D. November

[Ch.7]A prescription for ofloxacin otic drops has directions, "5 gtt as bid". What directions should be typed on the label? A. Place 5 drops in both ears two times a day B. Place 5 squirts in the left ear two times a day C. Place 5 drops in the right eye four a day D. Place 5 drops in the left ear two times a day

D. Place 5 drops in the left ear two times a day

[Ch.5]The intravenous (IV) bolus route___________ A. Allows administration via any artery in the body B. Provides the administration of the drug/fluid over time C. Allows patient control of the drug delivery rate D. Provides for the administration of the drug all at once

D. Provides for the administration of the drug all at once

[Ch.9]Which herbal has been shown to have efficacy in treating mild depression? A. Soy B. Ginger C. Garlic D. St. John's Wort

D. St. John's Wort

[Ch.8]An incorrect birthdate is in the pharmacy database and the PBM database of the insurance company. What step would NOT be appropriate? A. The pharmacy technician processes the current claim using the incorrect birth date B. The pharmacy technician calls the PBM and verifies the birth date C. The patient asks the PBM to correct the date, which then notifies the pharmacy of the change D. The patient asks the pharmacy to correct the date and send a change notification to the insurance company

D. The patient asks the pharmacy to correct the date and send a change notification to the insurance company

[Ch.8]Select the true statement about Medicare Part D A. The plan, which is simple and the same for everyone, can save a patient an average of 60% from annual out-of-pocket cost of prescriptions B. The plan automatically provides prescription benefits for its beneficiaries C. The plan is voluntary for patients age 60-64, and is mandatory for patients over 65 D. The plan allows Medicare beneficiaries to purchase drug insurance for an additional charge

D. The plan allows Medicare beneficiaries to purchase drug insurance for an additional charge

[Ch.5]What is the reason patients often prefer creams over ointments? A. They have longer duration of action B. They have a longer shelf life C. They are more effective D. They vanish once applied

D. They vanish once applied

[Ch.8]______________ is designed to cover active and retired members of the military and their dependents. A. Medicaid B. Workers' compensation C. COBRA D. Tricare

D. Tricare

[Ch.10]When compounding a nonsterile drug for an animal, A. The animal drug ingredients you use must be FDA approved B. The human drug ingredients you use must be FDA approved C. The ingredients you use do not have to be FDA approved D. a and b

D. a and b

[Ch.3] In what way do drug manufacturers use inert ingredients? A. to ensure sterility of injectable products B. to exert the desired therapeutic effect C. to help mask unpleasant oral drugs for pediatric patients D. a and c

D. a and c

[Ch.5]What should patients be instructed to use when measuring liquid medications? A. A measuring spoon B. A household teaspoon C. A medicine dropper D. a or c

D. a or c

[Ch.9]When would a chain pharmacy utilize just-in-time (JIT) purchasing from a local wholesaler versus the chain's own warehouse? A. Drugs needed within 24 hours B. Order items are out of stock at their own warehouse C. Save money on bulk items D. a&b

D. a&b

[Ch.10]What standards must a nonsterile compounding area meet? A. High cleanliness B. Shedding work surface C. Sufficient ventilation D. a&c

D. a&c

[Ch.10] If the ingredients in the nonsterile compounded product confers pharmacological activity, it is called a (n).. A. added substance B. excipeint C. vehicle D. active ingredient

D. active ingredient

[Ch.10] What is the purpose of having the Policy and Procedure Manual outlining the necessary steps to compound a nonsterile compound? A. maximize product quality and effectiveness B. decrease risk of medication errors C. minimize legal liability and ensure continued accreditation D. all of the above

D. all of the above

[Ch.10]Where would you find a master recipe for a nonsterile compound product that your pharmacy has never made? A. USP B. PCCA formularies C. professional organizations D. all of the above

D. all of the above

[Ch.3]Which of the following is a hormone therapy? A. estrogen B. insulin C. progesterone D. all of the above

D. all of the above

[Ch.8]Miss Ordan does not have prescription drug insurance, but she needs monthly prescriptions to control her asthma. She has lost her job. What options might the technician recommend to help her pay for her medication? A. manufacturer coupons B. local free or low-cost healthcare clinic C. pharmacy discount on drugs if pharmacist says available D. all of the above

D. all of the above

[Ch.8]Which group(s) of patinets is (are) eligible for medicare? A. patients 65 years old and up B. patients with chronic kidney diease C. patients with ALS D. all of the above

D. all of the above

[Ch.8]When a PBM for an insurer denies payment for a patient prescription, what advise should the patient be given? A. go online for a coupon B. talk to the prescriber about lower cost alternatives or have a pharmacist do so. C. Have the prescriber submit to insurance or PBM a Prior Approval authorization form. D. all of the above would work

D. all of the above would work

[Ch.10]According to the ASHP, what should a pharmacy technician possess to be able to do simple and moderate nonsterile compounding? A. national certification as a pharmacy technician B. understanding of pharmacy calculations C. studied and practiced compounding skills D. all the above

D. all the above

[Ch.10]When should you arrest the pans of a two-pan balance A. when adding or subtracting ingredients to the pan B. when done weighing so pharmacist can double check C. when adding or subtracting pharmacy weights D. all the above

D. all the above

[Ch.8]The Affordable Care Act is intended to help _____________ A. the uninsured B. the under insured C. the recently employed D. all the above

D. all the above

[Ch.3] The discovery of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) has led to the science of _________ A. biology B. psychopharmacology C. synthesized drug D. biotechnology

D. biotechnology

[Ch.9]Which is NOT a disposable medical supply? A. test kits B. sterilizing wipes C. needles D. blood sugar monitor

D. blood sugar monitor

[Ch.5]In adults, where are intramuscular (IM) injections usually given? A. abdomen B. thigh C. forearm D. buttocks

D. buttocks

[Ch.3] What drug opened the way for greater research in the effects of drugs on the brain's cognitive, emotional, and social functioning? A. fluoxetine B. amphetamines C. methamphetamine D. chlorpromazine

D. chlorpromazine

[Ch.5]The subcutaneous layers for administration is between what layers ? A. epidermis and dermis B. dermis and vessels C. veins and tissues D. dermis and muscle

D. dermis and muscle

[Ch.8]A preferred drug list established by the insurer and administered by a Pharmacy Benefit Manager is called a(n) _____________ A. benefits drug list B. prime purchaser's list C. accepted inventory D. formulary

D. formulary

[Ch.3] When can the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulate diet supplements? A. if the packaging does not contain a "drug use" box B. if the efficacy is not tested C. If the supplement does not contain key ingredients D. if proven safety concerns exist

D. if proven safety concerns exist

[Ch.5]The disadvantage of most parenteral routes of administration is the ____________ A. slow onset of action B. high alcohol content of dosage form. C. lack of systemic effect D. invasiveness of administration

D. invasiveness of administration

[Ch.3] Why should the new drug Addyi (flibanserin) not be mixed with alcohol? A. it could cause hyperglycemia B. it could cause sedation C. it could cause heart palpitations D. it could cause low blood pressure

D. it could cause low blood pressure

[Ch.9]On May 2, 4, 7, 15, 22, and 23, you sell Sudafed 30 mg tablets #48 to the same customer. On which date has your pharmacy exceeded the monthly maximum allowed for one patient? A. May 15 B. May 22 C. May 23 D. none of the above

D. none of the above

[Ch.7]Who does NOT directly interface with the pharmacy healthcare data network? A. hospital billing office staff B. prescriber's office staff C. pharmacy technician D. patient

D. patient

[Ch.7] Which of the following is NOT a component of patient profile? A. patient's allergies and medical history B. patient's current insurance information C. patient's prescriptions history D. patient's spouse and children's prescriptions

D. patient's spouse and children's prescriptions

[Ch.5]What is the correct process for the administration of otic medications? A. use of suspension containing alcohol if the eardrum is ruptured B. Chill the medication before administering to children C. pull the earlobe up and back for children under the age of 3 D. pull the earlobe down and back for children under age 3

D. pull the earlobe down and back for children under age 3

[Ch.7] If there is no pharmacist on duty, the ______________ A. pharmacy technician may keep the pharmacy dispensing area open if no members of the public are allowed beyond the barrier B. secured area of the pharmacy is required to remain open to the public if store in open. C. store owner may keep the pharmacy dispensing area open D. secured area of the pharmacy must be locked and closed to the public

D. secured area of the pharmacy must be locked and closed to the public

[Ch.10] What do you call the smallest amount of weight needed to move the measurement indicator on a balance one notch? A. percentage of error B. least weightable quantity C. amount of error D. sensitivity range

D. sensitivity range

[Ch.9]The difference between naproxen sodium available over the counter versus prescribed? A. manufacturer B. dosage form C. tablet versus capsule D. strength

D. strength

[Ch.5]What is another name for caplet? A. capsule B. suspension C. suppository D. tablet

D. tablet

[Ch.3] What is the purpose of pharmacodynamic agents? A. to prevent infection B. to kill bacteria C. to disable viruses D. to alter body functioning

D. to alter body functioning

[Ch.9]What is the rationale for inventory management? A. to save as much money as possible for patients on prescriptions B. to send automated refill messages to patients C. to have an extensive variety of stock of drugs to meet all patients wants and needs D. to establish and maintain adequate levels of needed and often used materials in stock.

D. to establish and maintain adequate levels of needed and often used materials in stock.

[Ch.5]What is the purpose of prescribing a rectal dosage form? A. to provide regular drug absorption rates. B. for convenience and comfort of administration C. for a quick metabolizing the liver D. to treat a vomiting or nauseated patient

D. to treat a vomiting or nauseated patient

[Ch.5]Which of these drugs is NOT insulin but is a insulin-like product that is also available in a prefilled pen? A. lantus B. apidra C. levemir D. victoza

D. victoza

[Ch.8]Which insurance does NOT have a premium that the insured has to pay? A. Medicare B. CHIP C. COBRA D. worker's Compensation

D. worker's Compensation

[Ch.8]Match the processing error with the PBM description of the problem it sees: ID number not on file, PA required, NPI not on file, Unmatched recipient/recipient not recognized, Refill to soon, Prescriber out of network, Person code/name mismatch Definition: patient ID number entered incorrectly, misspelled or incorrectly entered name, person code was entered wrong, prescriber not recognized, prescriber not contracted by insurance, medication is not on formulary, former medication days supply has not yet run out

ID number not on file: patient ID number entered incorrectly Unmatched recipient/recipient not recognized: misspelled or incorrectly entered name Person code/name mismatch: person code was entered wrong NPI not on file: prescriber not recognized Prescriber out of network: prescriber not contracted by insurance PA required: medication is not on formulary Refill to soon: former medication days supply has not yet run out

[Ch.10]Match the document where the information for nonsterile compounding will be found (both documents, master formulation record, compounding record): Names of individuals who prepared and verified Ingredients and their quantities Calculations to be required Total quantity made Packaging and storage information Beyond-use-dating Recommended labeling and auxiliary labels Detailed mixing instructions Duplicate label Assigned prescription number Equipment used Compatibility stability

Names of individuals who prepared and verified: both documents Ingredients and their quantities: both documents Calculations to be required: master formulation record Total quantity made: compounding record Packaging and storage information: master formulation record Beyond-use-dating: both documents Recommended labeling and auxiliary labels: master formulation record Detailed mixing instructions: master formulation record Duplicate label: compounding record Assigned prescription number: compounding record Equipment used: both documents Compatibility stability: master formulation record

[Ch.7]Match the process with the responsible pharmacy personnel (clerk, pharmacy technician, or pharmacist) Retail inventory control, Updating patient profile, Scan/enter new prescription, Over-ride DUR alert, Select medication container, Counsel patients

Retail inventory control: clerk Updating patient profile: pharmacy technician Scan/enter new prescription: pharmacy technician Over-ride DUR alert: pharmacist Select medication container: pharmacy technician Counsel patients: pharmacist

[Ch.3]Match the drug with its natural source Taxol, Streptomycin, Quinine,Limulus Amebocyte Lysate, Vincristine Natural source: Pacific yew tree, Horseshoe crab, Periwinkle, Streptomyces griseus, Cinchona tree

Taxol: Pacific yew tree Limulus Amebocyte Lysate: Horseshoe crab Vincristine: Periwinkle Streptomycin: Streptomyces griseus Quinine: Cinchona tree

[Ch.5]Match the terms to its classification (administration, dosage form, or drug delivery system) Transmucosal, Aerosol spray, Inhalation, Medicated cream, Extended release tablet, Capsule, Vaginal ring, Intradermal

Transmucosal: route of administration Aerosol spray: dosage form Inhalation: route of administration Medicated cream: dosage form Extended release tablet: drug delivery system Capsule: dosage form Vaginal ring: drug delivery system Intradermal: route of administration

[Ch.5]Match the dosage form with its common route of administration. lozenge, tablet, nebulizer solution, cream, suppository, injectable pen, eye drops, elixir Route of administration: buccal, oral (swallowing), inhalation, topical, rectal, paterneral, ocular, oral swallowing

lozenge: buccal tablet: oral (swallowing) nebulizer solution: inhalation cream: topical suppository: rectal injectable pen: parenteral eye drops: ocular elixir: oral (swallowing)

[Ch.7] pr sl qid g tiw po ou qs pc q6h

pr --- rectally sl --- sublingual qid--- four times a day g---gram tiw---three times a week po---by mouth ou---both eyes qs---a sufficient quantity pc---after meals q6h---every 6 hours