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ASSIGNMENT 1-9

Total questions: 109

Worksheet time: 55mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Poly

a)

eating

b)

excessive

c)

thirst

d)

urination

2.

phagia

a)

thirst

b)

eating

c)

urination

d)

exessive

3.

dipsia

a)

thirst

b)

eating

c)

excessive

d)

urination

4.

excessive urination

a)

PHI

b)

Polydipsia

c)

Polyphagia

d)

Polyuria

5.

When compounding an IV if you begin with a

non-sterile product, what risk will you end with?

a)

Bruising

b)

High Risk

c)

Ear infection

d)

Reverse Distributors

6.

Otic

a)

mouth

b)

Nose

c)

Ear

d)

Throat

7.

Given by any route other than oral or rectal but

USUALLY describes INJECTABLE medications

a)

PRN

b)

Birth Control

c)

Parenteral

d)

Reverse Distributors

8.

Birth control (oral contraceptives) requires what?

a)

Patient Package Insert

b)

PRN Order

c)

Medication Guide

d)

Parental Consent

9.

PHI means what?

(a)  

10.

Polydipsia=

Polyphagia=

Polyuria=

a)

Excessive

thirst

eating

urination

b)

Excessive

eating

thirst

urination

c)

Excessive

eating

urination

thirst

d)

Excessive

drinking

food

not enough urine

11.

A medication that is administered on an as

needed basis

a)

OTC order

b)

PRN order

c)

STAT order

d)

Asap ordered

12.

Companies that specialize in returns of expired or

discontinued drugs to the manufacturer

a)

Protected Health Information

b)

Reverse Distributors

c)

Medical Supply

d)

Any Pharmacy

13.

A pharmacy technician should know that a

pharmacist should STOP a medication if a patient

is experiencing

a)

eczema

b)

bumps

c)

Hives

d)

itching

14.

A pharmacy technician should know that a

pharmacist should STOP a medication if a patient

is experiencing

a)

eczema

b)

bumps

c)

Hives

d)

itching

15.

How much saline in a bag of normal saline

solution?

a)

0.90g per 100mL

b)

0.9g per 100mL

c)

1.9g per 100mL

d)

1.90g per 100mL

16.

The following vaccines are NOT used in pediatric

vaccination schedules in the US

a)

Malaria

b)

TB

c)

chicken pox

d)

Messels

17.

What should a pharmacy technician know about

Pravachol and Lipitor?

a)

both are

STATINS used for CHOLESTEROL!

b)

THEY ARE IN THE SAME CLASS!!!!!!

c)

Pravachol has

a generic name of PRAVASTATIN

d)

Lipitor has a

generic name of ATORVASTATIN-

18.

WARFARIN has the most _______

a)

Schedule II drugs in them

b)

highest death rates

c)

errors

d)

sodium

19.

What two medications are you for PARKINSONS DISEASE?

a)

MALARIA / THERIONSOIDE

b)

COGENTIN / BEZATROPINE

c)

REQUIP / ROPINOROLE

d)

PROZAC / ADDERALL

20.

Who creates FORMULARIES?

a)

The Therapeutics

b)

The Pharmacy

c)

The pharmacy and therapeutics committee

d)

The entire lab

21.

Where are black box warnings listed?

a)

On The Prescription

b)

On The Prescription Bottle

c)

On Patient Profiles

d)

On All Of These

22.

1 cup

a)

960L

b)

230ml

c)

240mL

d)

960mL

23.

1 quart=

a)

906mL

b)

960mL

c)

240mL

d)

240g

24.

Medications that have LIMITED quantities of

CERTAIN NARCOTICS and a LOW potential for

abuse

a)

Schedule V medications

b)

High

c)

MAR

d)

Medication Guide

25.

What class of medications is Paxil (Paroxetine)

a)

SSRI used for depression

b)

MAR used for heart problems

c)

SSRI used for SEVERE mental disorders

d)

MAR used for high blood pressure only

26.

Medications that are known to cause significant

harm to a patient if an error is made

a)

Schedule V medications

b)

High/low Alert medications

c)

High Alert medications

d)

Schedule X medications

27.

HYPER MEANS HIGH

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

28.

HYPO MEANS LOW

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

29.

You have been diagnosed with high blood pressure. Which word describes you?

a)

hypertension

b)

hypotension

c)

hypoglycemia

d)

hyperglycemia

30.

when you see lipids you know that it is related to____

a)

shrinkage

b)

small

c)

fat

d)

neither

31.

Where do nurses track medication

administration?

a)

HEALTH INSURANCE PORTAL

b)

MAR

c)

MEDICATION GUIDE

d)

HIGH ALERT MEDICATION GUIDE

32.

ANOTHER WAY OF SAYING:

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability

Act

a)

HIPAA

b)

HIPPA LAW

c)

HEALTH INSURANCE POTABILITY

d)

JUST TAKE OFF THE ACT

33.

Used to inform patients about how to safely use

a medication

a)

THE HIPPA LAW

b)

MEDICATION GUIDE

c)

OUR FLASH CARD REFERENCES

d)

ALL OF THESE

34.

OPHTHALMIC

a)
b)
c)
d)
35.

Who deals with drugs that are used to treat RARE DISEASES

a)

The Orphan Drug Act

b)

The State Board of Pharmacy Act

c)

The Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act

d)

The Poison Prevention Packaging Act

36.

Which regulatory agency is responsible for the

license or registration of pharmacy personnel?

a)

The state board of pharmacy

b)

Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act

c)

Protection of identity and health information

d)

Put the patient on hold and notify the pharmacist

37.

Who classified all products containing

pseudoephedrine and set the limit on the quantity

that can be purchased during a 30 day period?

a)

Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act

b)

PPPA (Poison Prevention Packaging Act)

c)

The state board of pharmacy Act

d)

The Orphan Drug Act

38.

What did the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act establish.

patient rights

a)

PPPA (POISON Prevention Packaging Act

b)

Protection of identity and health information

c)

Patient address

d)

The Varicella Vaccine

39.

WHAT IS THE

PPPA / POISON PREVENTION PACKAING ACT

a)

deals with drugs that are Used to treat RARE DISEASES

b)

federal law mandates the use of safety

caps?

c)

A trade or brand name

d)

responsible for the vaccine for chicken pox

40.

A tech takes a phone call from a patient who

wants to know what the side effects are for her

new medication. What should the technician do?

a)

tell her to notify her doctor

b)

tell her she would have to come in information cant be given over the phone

c)

ask her to reread the information that came with the medication

d)

aske her to hold while you notify the pharmacist

41.

The proprietary name of the drug given by the

manufacturer

a)

brand name

b)

trade name

c)

both of the listed

d)

neither of the listed

42.

Roman numeral for 8

(a)  

43.

Roman numeral for 12

a)

IXII

b)

XIII

c)

XII

44.

Patients with high blood pressure should avoid

a)

ALL MEDICATIONS WITH NSAIDS

b)

NASAL DECONGESTANTS

c)

WATER PILLS

d)

ANY DRUGS MADE BY THE ORPHAN DRUG ACT

45.

What should be on a prescription label in a retail

setting

a)

PATIENT DIAGNOSE

b)

PATIENT PHONE NUMBER

c)

PATIENT ADDRESS

d)

PATIENT AGE

46.

WHY WOULD YOU CALIBRATE A MACHINE?

a)

TO GET A ACCURATE PILL COUNT

b)

TO FIND THE WEIGHT OF THE PILL

c)

SO THE NEXT SHIFT WILL NOT HAVE TO DO IT

d)

NO NEED TO CALIBRATE IT REALLY

47.

THE CHICKEN POX VACCINE

a)

THE VARICELLA VACCINE

b)

THE SAME VACCINE FOR COVID-19

c)

MYCROPHENALATE

d)

BACTRIM

48.

Beyond-use-date (BUD)

a)

The date assigned to a compounded prescription

by the pharmacy for when the compound should

no longer be used

b)

To place between the gum and cheek

c)

Required by the FDA to prove t hat a generic

medication is equivalent to a brand name

medication.

d)

Congestive Heart Failure

49.

Bioavailability

a)

To place between the gum and cheek

b)

Required by the FDA to prove t hat a generic

medication is equivalent to a brand name

medication.

c)

Clotting of the blood

d)

Pertaining to the heart

50.

Black box warning

a)

The date assigned to a compounded prescription

by the pharmacy for when the compound should

no longer be used

b)

The date assigned by the manufacturer that

signals when the medication potency can no

longer be guaranteed

c)

Indicates the medication carries a risk for life-

threatening adverse effects. ALWAYS required

with antidepressants!

d)

Food and Drug Administration

51.

Buccal

a)

Pertaining to the heart

b)

Required by the FDA to prove t hat a generic

medication is equivalent to a brand name

medication.

c)

To place between the gum and cheek

d)

I can't remember

52.

Cardiac

a)

To place between the gum and cheek

b)

Clotting of the blood

c)

Pertaining to the heart

d)

Congestive Heart Failure

53.

CHF is short for what?

a)

Congestive Heart Failure

b)

Cant Hold Food

c)

Cough + Headache + Fever

d)

Can't Help Fever

54.

Clotting of the blood

a)

Contraindication

b)

Coagulation

c)

Cardiac

d)

Buccal

55.

Required by the FDA to be published in a

monograph. The_____________ section of a

monograph lists patient conditions for which the

medication should not be used

a)

Coagulation

b)

Contraindication

c)

Black box warning

d)

Bioavailability

56.

The date assigned by the manufacturer that

signals when the medication potency can no

longer be guaranteed

a)

Just a date the want you to finish the meds by.

b)

Expiration date

c)

The date you have to throw the medication away

d)

The date that you received the medication

57.

What is FDA?

a)

Forget about Drug Addicts

b)

Food and Drug Administration

c)

Forget about Drug Abuse

d)

Flag all Drug Abusers

58.

1 tbsp

a)

30 mL

b)

1 kg

c)

5 mL

d)

15 mL

59.

1 tsp

a)

Suppository

2.2 lbs is equal to 1

b)

30 mL

c)

15 mL

d)

5 mL

60.

1 gram

a)

15 mL

b)

30 mL

c)

1 kg

d)

1000 mg

61.

1 ___ (____)=30 mL

a)

oz / ounce

b)

g /gram

c)

tsp / teaspoon

d)

tbsp / tablespoon

62.

2.2 ____ is equal to 1 kg

a)

lbs

b)

oz

c)

g

d)

mg

63.

SUPP

a)

Suppository

b)

Support

c)

supplement

d)

A type of insurance

64.

APAP

a)

acetaminophen

b)

average place and pain

c)

any pharmacy and patient

d)

any prescription any patient

65.

Medication Regimen Review

a)

The process of reviewing a patients medical history

alongside all other medications a patient has

been taking

b)

The process in which the pharmacist reviews

medications used during each month in a skilled

nursing facility

c)

The process in which the nurse reviews

medications used during each month in a skilled

nursing facility

d)

The process of reviewing a patients medications

alongside all other medications a patient has

been taking

66.

What is the purpose of a speed shelf?

a)

holds medications prescribed MOST

OFTEN; medications that are dispensed

repeatedly each day.

b)

holds Medication Reconciliation

c)

also known as the fast mover section

d)

hold all the prescriptions that are complete

67.

The process of reviewing a patients medications

alongside all other medications a patient has

been taking

a)

Medication Regimen Review

b)

Medication Reconciliation

c)

the fast mover

section

d)

the speed shelf

68.

Brand name for: SITAGLIPTIN

a)

Fosamax

b)

Mellitus

c)

Januvia

d)

Lipitor

69.

Brand name for: Sertraline

a)

Zoloft

b)

Fosamax

c)

Duragesic

d)

Fioricet

70.

Brand name for: Alendronate

a)

Celebrex

b)

Fosamax

c)

Fioricet

d)

Fosomex

71.

Generic name for: Lipitor

a)

Atorvastatin

b)

Furosemide

c)

Furosemide

d)

Hydrochlorothiazide

72.

What TWO medications are used for EDEMA and hypertension

a)

Lasix

&

Lipitor

b)

Lipitor

&

Ambien

c)

Microzide

&

Lasix

d)

Microzide

&

Ambien

73.

Brand name for: Zolpidem

a)

Microzide

b)

Adderall

c)

Ambien

d)

Lipitor

74.

Brand name for: Furosemide

a)

Atorvastatin

b)

Celebrex

c)

Fioricet

d)

Lasix

75.

What is the generic name for ADDERALL?

a)

Prozac

b)

Amphetamine +

Dextroamphetamine

c)

Adderall

d)

Zoloft

76.

Your insurance will NOT cover your prescription for Microzide. However you can get the GENERIC brand of that medicine. What medication are you getting?

a)

Prozac

b)

Atorvastatin

c)

Zolpidem

d)

Hydrochlorothiazide

77.

Fentanyl is the Generic name for what medication?

a)

Duragesic

b)

Januvia

c)

Microzide

d)

Fosamax

78.

A substitution for Butalbital+acetaminophen+caffein is what?

a)

Ambien

b)

Amphetamine +

Dextroamphetamine

c)

Furosemide

d)

Fioricet

79.

ZOLPIDEM is the BRAND name for AMBIEN

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

80.

What is the brand name for the medication Zolpidem

a)

Duragesic

b)

Januvia

c)

Ambien

d)

Microzide

81.

Brand name for: Fluoxetine

a)

Januvia

b)

Microzide

c)

Prozac

82.

Choose 2

Cox-2 inhibitor and NSAID, used for pain, Inflammation, and Osteoarthritis.

a)

Zolpidem

b)

Celebrex

c)

Duragesic

d)

Celecoxib

83.

Synthroid (Levothyroxine)

a)

Medical event that causes death

b)

Medication that should be taken on an empty

stomach

c)

Medication that is applied to the skin, rectal area

or vagina

84.

Has current accepted medical use in the United

States and less potential for abuse than Schedule

II or Schedule III medications

a)

Schedule III

b)

Schedule II

c)

Schedule IV

d)

Schedule V

85.

Contains important information about bulk

chemicals or hazardous substances stored in the

pharmacy

a)

SCHEDULE IV

b)

SAFETY DATA SHEET

c)

TOPICAL MDEICATION

d)

TALL MAN LETTERING

86.

WHAT IS A SENTINEL EVENT?

a)

MEDICAL EVENT THAT CAUSES DEATH

b)

MEDICAL EVENT THAT CAUSE ILLNESS

c)

A LABORTORY THAT GOES THROUGH MEDICATIONS LOOKING FOR ERRORS

d)

NEITHER OF THESE

87.

THINK PRESCRIPTION WISE:

ONE HALF

a)

SL

b)

SS

c)

1/2

d)

.5

88.

SUBLINGUAL

MEANS TO PLACE UNDER THE TONGUE

a)

SL

b)

SS

c)

UTT

d)

UT

89.

Used to prevent medication errors for look alike

sound alike medication

a)

USE BLACK INK ONLY

b)

TALL MAN LETTERING

c)

NO ABBREVIATIONS

d)

EITHER OF THESE ANSWERS

90.

Medication that is applied to the skin, rectal area

or vagina

a)

Schedule IV

b)

Synthroid (levothyroxine)

c)

Topical medication

d)

sublingual

91.

Color prescriptions should be written in

a)

BLUE

b)

BLACK

c)

BLACK OR BLUE

d)

PENCIL SO YOU CAN ERASE IF YOU MAKE A MISTAKE

92.

A coordinated effort with any care management

plan for an individual in a chronic care

improvement program. It aims to achieve

optimum therapeutic outcomes and reduce

adverse events in patients

a)

Medical Case Management

b)

Medication Therapy Management

c)

Topical Medication Management

d)

Pharmacy Tech Management

93.

Used for ADHD, Schedule II

so has ZERO refills, can cause

weight loss

a)

ADDERALL /

AMPHETAMINE+DETROAMPHETAMINE

b)

Singular / Montelukast

c)

Ritalin/Methylphenidate

d)

Prilosec / Omeprazole

94.

OTC, used for diarrhea

a)

Loperamide / Imodium

b)

Singular / Montelukast

c)

Claritin / Benadryl

d)

Tylenol / Acetaminophen

95.

OTC antihistamine (used for

allergies) CLUE – ends in

“atadine”

a)

Loratadine / Claritin

b)

Prilosec / Omeprazole

c)

Singular / Montelukast

d)

Delsym / Dextromethorphan

96.

What does the abbreviation OTC stands for?

a)

only two cups

b)

open the capsule

c)

one top capsule

d)

Over the counter

97.

OTC antihistamine (used for

allergies)

a)

Benadryl

b)

Tylenol

c)

Synthroid

d)

Delsym

98.

OTC medication used for

GERD – Proton pump

inhibitor, CLUE- ends in

“PRAZOLE”

*ONLY THE BRAND NAME IS LISTED*

a)

Prilosec

b)

Cleocin oral suspension

c)

Montelukast

d)

Levothyroxine

99.

Clindamycin oral suspension

Should be taken with a full

glass of water to prevent

irritation of the esophagus

a)

Cleocin oral suspension

b)

Amoxil suspension

c)

Imodium

d)

Synthroid

100.

Montelukast

Used for allergic rhinitis,

asthma

a)

SINGULAR

b)

PRILOSEC

c)

DULCOLAX

d)

DELSYM

101.

______________ is in the penicillin

family and should not be

given to a patient who is

allergic to Penicillin

a)

Amoxicillin

b)

Ritalinicillin

c)

Suspensioncillin

d)

DULCOLAXCILLIN

102.

WHAT SHOULD AMOXICILLIN SUSPENSION AUXILLARY LABEL SAY?

a)

Shake Well Before Use

b)

Do Not Take With Food

c)

Take With Food

d)

Throw Away After 24 Hours

103.

2 ANSWERS!!!

Used for thyroid, should be

taken on an empty stomach

a)

Synthroid

b)

Amoxil suspension

c)

Imodium

d)

Levothyroxine

104.

Analgesic (for pain)

Antipyretic (for fever)

a)

TYLENOL

b)

BENADRYL

c)

CLARITIN

d)

CLINDAMYCIN

105.

Laxative for constipation

a)

LASIX

b)

DULCOLAX

c)

DELSYM

d)

Lortab

106.

Antitussive (cough)

a)

Delsym

b)

Tylenol

c)

Claritin

d)

Clonidine

107.

ALWAYS REMEMBER PRACTICE MAKES _________

a)

PERFECT

b)

NO SENSE

c)

YOU DUMB

d)

YOU A TEACHERS PET

108.

YES THINGS HAPPEN BUT 100% ATTENDANCE IS

a)

MISSING ONLY TWO DAYS

b)

MISSING ONLY ONE DAY

c)

EVERYDAY

d)

NOT REALLY IMPORTANT AS LONG AS WE DO OUR ASSIGNMENTS

109.

CLASS

a)

IS VIRTUAL

b)

BEGINS ON WEDNESDAY FEB. 23 @ 8/9 - 11/12

c)

IS 8 WEEK COURSE THAT HELPS PREPARE YOU FOR YOUR CERTIFICATION

d)

ALL OF THESE

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