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ExCPT practice test
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Which law requires childproof packaging on all prescription medications? | Poison Prevention Packaging Act |
| What does the DEA classify as a Schedule I drug? | Drugs with high abuse potential and no accepted medical use |
| How often must a controlled substances inventory be taken? | Every 2 years |
| Under HIPAA, who is allowed access to a patient’s prescription records without explicit permission from the patient? | Pharmacy staff involved in the patient's care |
| What is the maximum number of refills allowed for a Schedule III prescription in 6 months? | 5 |
| How long must pharmacies retain records of prescriptions? | 2 years |
| Which DEA form must be completed to report lost or stolen controlled substances? | Form 106 |
| Which federal agency regulates the sale and use of controlled substances? | DEA |
| What information is required on a prescription label by law? | The expiration date of the drug |
| A technician fills a prescription for a controlled substance. Which of the following should the technician verify? | The prescriber’s DEA number |
| A patient is taking ibuprofen. What is a common side effect? | Stomach upset |
| Which drug class does atorvastatin belong to? | Statins |
| What condition does metformin treat? | Diabetes |
| A patient with a penicillin allergy should avoid which medication? | Amoxicillin |
| A patient is prescribed albuterol. What is the most likely use? | Asthma relief |
| A prescription reads “Lisinopril 20 mg, take one tablet PO daily.” What does “PO” mean? | By mouth |
| Which medication is classified as an SSRI antidepressant? | Sertraline |
| What is the primary use of omeprazole? | Acid reflux |
| Which of the following drugs is a benzodiazepine? | Alprazolam |
| A patient is taking warfarin. Which food should they avoid due to interaction? | Spinach |
| What is the primary purpose of the “Five Rights” in medication safety? | To ensure accurate drug administration |
| What is the primary risk of overdosing on acetaminophen? | Liver Damage |
| A patient’s medication was given twice by mistake. What should be done first? | Contact the patient’s doctor |
| Why is it important to use separate counting trays for penicillin and sulfa drugs? | To avoid contamination and prevent allergic reactions |
| Which of the following indicates an error on a medication label? | Incorrect patient name |
| Which of these practices helps reduce the risk of medication errors? | Using tall-man lettering for look-alike drug names |
| What is an example of a high-alert medication? | Insulin |
| A patient’s prescription label says “Take 1 tablet every 6 hours as needed for pain.” What is the maximum number of tablets the patient can take in 24 hours? | 4 |
| What should be done if a medication has passed its expiration date? | Discard it following proper disposal procedures |
| Which practice helps ensure safe use of controlled substances? | Double-counting controlled substances |
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