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Retail Test #2
Module 2
Question | Answer |
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Prednisone and other glucocorticoids should be taken with? | Food |
A verbal order for a Schedule II drug may not bw filled under any circumstances? | False |
Once scheduled drugs are received, the invoice must be kept for how long? | Atleast 2 years |
A prescription for a controlled substance must be written in.... | pen |
The Board of Pharmacey reviews and updates current rules and regulations pertaining to: | Pharmacey Practice |
Can a patient refuse a consultation on a new prescription? | Yes |
Ear medications can be used in the eye | FALSE...they are not sterile |
It is the pharmacist's decision as to which auxiliary labels should be placed on a prescription | TRUE |
A DEA number is needed on all controlled drug prescriptions in an outpatient setting. | TRUE |
Only pharmacists and pharmacy interns can transfer a prescription to another pharmacy. | TRUE |
In some states a technician can give advice or consult a patient on their medications. | FALSE |
In our retail pharmacy the retail pharmacy is arranged by? | The trade name |
Nitroglycerin is good for? | 3 months |
A common side effect of antihistamines (OTC)) | sleepiness |
Which insulin acts quickly and is clear? | regular insulin |
A customer says her baby is has the flu and asks where the baby aspirin is found in your pharmacy. What should you say. | tell her you will have the pharmaceist speak to her |
What is the strenght of Insulin and where is it stored? | 100 units/mL and in the refrig |
How are drugs unpacked? | CII, scheduled and refrigerated |
APAP | acetaminophen |
ASA | aspiran |
ac | before meals |
pc | after meals |
BP | blood pressure |
disp. | dispense |
AU | each ear |
OU | each eye |
OS | left eye |
AS | left ear |
AD | right ear |
OD | right eye |
TID | 3 times a day |
BID | twich daily |
QID | four times a day |
c | with |
s | without |
PRN | as needed for |
ACE | angiotensin coverting enzyme |
ad lib | at pleasure |
AM | morning |
ASAP | as soon as possible |
ATC | around the clock |
AWP | average wholesale price |
BCP | birth control pills |
BM | bowel movement |
cap | capsule |
CHF | conjective heart failure |
Cmpd, cpd | compound |
conc | concentrate |
COPD | chronic obstructive pulmonary disease |
cr | cream |
CTM | Chlor-Trimeton |
DAW | dispense as written |
DC | discharge or discontinue |
DDS | dentist |
DM | diabetes mellitus |
DM | dextromethorphan |
DAW | do NOT stock or do NOT substitute |
What is the maxium strenght of ibuprofen OTC? | Adult max is 3200 mg or 200 mg OTC |
Auxiliary labels are | warning labels |
What is a list of approved uses of medications call? | formulary |
To prevent errors what is the least number of times the pharmacy lable should be read? | 3 |
Enteric-coated tablets should not | be split |
Open vials of insulin should be discarded after | 28 days |
The prescription's SIG refers to the | patient direction |
If the patient's profile is not complete the tech can | fill it in |
Overriding warnings of drug interations or allergies can be performed by the | pharmacists only |
The purchase of C2 drugs must be executed on a | DEA 22 form |
The DEA requires that a complete inventory of all controlled substances must be taken | every shift change (legally every 2 years) |
What scheduled drug must be kept separate from other prescription records? | CII's |
All prescriptions must be kept on file for | 3 years |
Drugs containing testosterone are placed in what schedule? | CIII |
100 mcg equals how many milligrams | 0.1 |
Which party does third-party billing refer to? | Insurance Co. |
Maximum daily dose for ASA | 4 G |
If a patient is allergic to aspirin they would also be allergic to | Percodan |
Which class of drug has the lowest abuse potential | Class V |