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pharm tech ch 5
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| ac | before meals |
| pc | after meals/after food |
| hs | bedtime |
| prn | as needed |
| ad | right ear |
| as | left ear |
| au | each ear |
| IM | intramuscular |
| IV | intervinous |
| od | right eye |
| os | left eye |
| ou | both eyes |
| po | orally |
| sl | sublingually |
| ung | ointment |
| gtt | drop |
| qs | sufficient quantity |
| stat | now |
| NR | no retails |
| Mycostatin Suspension 100,000 U/ml Sig: Swish and swallow 5 ml QID X 7 days the directions should? | Swish and swallow one teaspoonful four times daily for 7 days |
| Mycostatin suspension 1000,000 U/ml sig: swish and swallow 5 ml QID x 7 days the number of units of mycostatin that the patient recieves per dose? | 5000,000 |
| If a prescription reads: Zovirax 200mg i cap 5x daily for 10 days the number of capsules dispensed should be? | 50 |
| An example of an auxiliary label would be? | For external use only |
| When the directions for a prescription are unclear, the pharmacy technician should? | Ask the pharmacist |
| The above image is an example of? | Auxiliary lable |
| Which of the following are acuratre directions for the above prescriptions? | Take one tablet by mouth daily |
| The unique idetifying number of a drug is the? | NDC |
| Answer the questions based on the following infromation from a prescription: Amoxil 250m?5mL sig: 1 tsp tid x 10d despense: sufficient quantity the medication should be taken? | Three times a day |
| Lipitor 10 mg refers to the prescriptions? | Inscription |
| On a prescription label, directions should always start with a? | verb |
| The abbreviations OU, OD and OS all refer to the? | eye |
| Extemporaneous compounding refers to? | A preparation of raw or individual ingrediients made for a patients |
| If a prescription reads: ii gtt OS, QID, it is to be used? | in the eye |
| Counseling, as required by OBRA 90 is provided by? | pharmacists |
| HIPPA refers to? | the health insurance portability and accountability act |
| Verb for oral administration to an adult? | take |
| verb for otic (ear) route of administration? | insert |
| instructions to the pharmacist? | subscrition |
| Name, strength, and quantity of the medication? | inscription |
| verb for opthalmic (eye) route of administration? | instill |
| verb for topical route of administration? | apply |
| verb for oral administration to a child? | Geve/take |
| Verb for subcutaneous, or intramuscular route of administration? | inject |
| "Recipe", meaning to "take"? | RX |
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