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Total questions: 66

Worksheet time: 36mins

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Class
Date
1.

Injection that are delivered directly into the dermis (skin) common example are injection for skin testing for allergies or tuberculosis are called what?

a)

Depression

b)

Anxiety

c)

Intramuscular

d)

Intradermal

2.

Injections that are delivered deep into muscle tissue by long needles are called what?

a)

Depression

b)

Intramuscular

c)

Anxiety

d)

Subcutaneous

3.

Which injection that's delivered directly into the vein unasyn (Ampicillin-sulbactam) is a piggyback medication that is administered via intravenous injections?

a)

Vitamin K

b)

Intravenous

c)

Subcutaneous

d)

Depression

4.

Injection that are given just below the skin are used for insulin and allergies shots are called what?

a)

Depression

b)

Intramuscular

c)

Subcutaneous

d)

Vitamin K

5.

What is the Indication for Foricet?

a)

Headache

b)

Anxiety

c)

Fats

d)

Low

6.

What are the drugs name that and in pam or olam used for?

a)

SSRI

b)

Osteoporosis

c)

Vitamin K

d)

Anxiety

7.

Warfin is associated with which vitamin? Tell me brand and generic name?

a)

To restock medications in the system

b)

Which is associated with vitamin K and Phytonadione

c)

Coumadin and Jantoven has a generic name of warfin & vitamin K

d)

High blood pressure and are called ARB's

8.

Warfarin is associated with which of the following?

a)

Which is associated with vitamin K and Phytonadione

b)

Antifungal medications

c)

To restock medications in the system

d)

Schedule V medications

9.

Which of the following is the pharmacy technician's role in using the automated dispensing system in a hospital setting?

a)

High

b)

Black box warning

c)

High Alert medications

d)

To restock medications in the system

10.

Diovan (Valsartan)

a)

High blood pressure

b)

Antifungal infection medications

c)

High Blood pressure and are called ARBs

d)

Cholesterol

11.

Chemotherapy medications should be compounded in which type of laminar flow hood?

a)

To restock

b)

Fats

c)

Vertical

d)

Blood pressure

12.

Drugs that end in "Statin" are typically for?

a)

Cholesterol

b)

Lipids

c)

VIII

d)

Blood

13.

What's the abbreviation for congestion Heart Failure?

(a)  

14.

Indicates the medication carries a risk for life-threatening adverse effects, always required with antidepressants which is what?

a)

Januvia

b)

Congestive heart failure

c)

Black box warning

d)

Antifungal infection medications

15.

To place between the gum and cheek is what?

(a)  

16.

Pertaining to the heart which is what?

a)

Cardiac

b)

Prilosec

c)

Januvia

d)

Zoloft

17.

Required by the FDA to prove that a generic medication is equivalent to a brand name is?

a)

Lipitor

b)

Bioavailability

c)

Zoloft

d)

Cholesterol

18.

Who creates formularies?

a)

On Patient profiles

b)

The Pharmacy and therapeutics committee

c)

To restock medications in the system

d)

VIII

19.

Where are black box warning listing?

a)

15mL

b)

VIII

c)

To restock

d)

On Patient profiles

20.

Each time Mrs. Little comes into the pharmacy to pick up a prescription, she pays $25.00 which of the following statements best describes this scenario?

a)

Co-payment

b)

The restock

c)

FDA

d)

15ml

21.

Duragesic the Generic name and what is it used for?

a)

Flused

b)

Exposure of risk

c)

Pi

d)

Fentanyl and this is kept on for 72 hours

22.

What should be on a prescription label in a retal setting

a)

Patient address

b)

Protein

c)

Health information

d)

Your car

23.

To what did the health Insurance portability and accountability act established a patient right?

a)

The effects of NASAL

b)

Protection of identity and health information

c)

Decided on Patients

d)

Manufacturer

24.

Patients with high blood pressure should avoid

a)

Methamphetamine and Epidemic

b)

Exercise

c)

Suger and salt

d)

NASAL decongestants

25.

What is the trade or brand name?

a)

Drug name

b)

The propietary name Manufacturer

c)

Carbon dioxide

d)

Polypherterness

26.

The roman numeral for 8 is?

a)

VII

b)

XIII

c)

VIIII

d)

VIII

27.

Which regulatory agency is responsible for the license or registration of pharmacy personal?

a)

The state board of pharmacy

b)

Roman author

c)

Registration agendy

d)

Food industry

28.

Roman Numerals for 12

a)

VI

b)

XIIII

c)

XII

d)

VII

29.

Who classified all products?

a)

ACT

b)

Combat Methamphetamine

c)

Pill of weight

d)

Epidemic

30.

Why would you calibrate a machine

a)

For combat

b)

To find the weight of the pill

c)

Take this on an empty stomach

d)

Vaccine

31.

1 tbsp is how much?

a)

Nursing facility

b)

Pharmacy

c)

1 tsp

d)

15ml

32.

Which federal law mandates the use of safety caps?

a)

Fungal infection

b)

PPPA (Posion Prevention Packing Act)

c)

High blood pressure

d)

VIII

33.

A medication that is administered on as needed basis

a)

Manufacturer order

b)

PRN order

c)

Order Prn

d)

Demand Prn

34.

Polyuria

a)

Urination excessive

b)

Question urination

c)

Exercise machine

d)

Excessive urination

35.

Polyphagia

a)

High Alert medication

b)

Protect health information

c)

Excessive eating

d)

Excessive thirst

36.

PHI

a)

Protected health information

b)

Compounding Iv

c)

Non-sterile

d)

Product design

37.

Given by any mouth other oral or rectal but usually describes Injectable Medications

a)

Medication product

b)

Parenteral

c)

Patient insert

d)

Requires package

38.

What type of medication requires a patient package insert?

a)

Birth control oral (contraceptives)

b)

Child proof packaging

c)

High blood pressure

d)

SL nitroglycerin tablets

39.

Medication that should be taken on a empty stomach

a)

Pain pills

b)

Soelium

c)

Synthroid (Levothyroxine)

d)

Saline

40.

How much saline in a bag of normal saline solution?

a)

Normal saline is 0.9% sodium, so 0.9%per 100mh

b)

Vaccination

c)

Pediatric

d)

Normal saline 0.8%

41.

A pharmacy technician should know that a pharmacist should STOP a medication if a patient is experiencing?

a)

1 cup

b)

HIVES

c)

PARKINSON'S

d)

ERRORS

42.

How much is 1 quart?

(a)  

43.

Two medications used for PARKINSON'S DISEASE?

a)

Cogentin (Benzatropine) and requip (Ropinorole)

b)

Alendronate osteoporosis

c)

Hydochlorothiazide used for Edema and hypertension

d)

High Alert

44.

What's the answer for 1 cup?

(a)  

45.

What medication has the MOST ERRORS made?

a)

Vitamin K

b)

Administered

c)

Blood pressure

d)

Warfarin

46.

What is the generic name for Dulcolax and what is it use for?

a)

Methylphenidate

b)

Zero refills

c)

Ritalin

d)

Bisacodyl Laxative for constipation

47.

The process in which the pharmacist reviews medications used during each month in a skilled nursing facility

a)

Medication Regimen Review

b)

Current accepted medical

c)

III medications

d)

Medication Reconciliation

48.

Has current accepted medical use in the United States and less potential for abuse than schedule.

a)

Schedule V

b)

Schedule II

c)

Schedule IV

d)

Schedule III

49.

Companies that specialize in returns of expire or disolcontiued drugs to the Manufacturer

a)

Reverse distributors

b)

Depression SSRI

c)

Distributor reverse

d)

Sertraline

50.

Used to prevent medication Errors for lookalike sound alike medication

a)

Medical

b)

Applied to skin

c)

Tall man lettering

d)

Vagina

51.

Medical event that causes death

a)

Insomnia

b)

Butalbital +Acetaminophen +Caffeine

c)

Diabetes Mellitus type II

d)

Sentinel event

52.

Medication that is applied to the skin rectal area or vagina?

a)

Osteoporosis

b)

Celecobxib-Cox-2 Inhibitor

c)

Topical medication

d)

Cholesterol

53.

Color prescriptions should be written in

a)

green

b)

Black

c)

Blue

d)

Pink

54.

Contains important information about bulk chemicals or hazardous substances stored in the pharmacy

a)

Pregnant women

b)

Furosemide

c)

Edema and hypertension

d)

Safety Data sheets

55.

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 is?

a)

Otic

b)

Management plan

c)

Medication therapy management

d)

Medication Regimen Review

56.

What is otic

a)

Eyes

b)

Ear

c)

One half

d)

Exposure

57.

What is ss

a)

One half

b)

Two half

c)

High

d)

SSRI

58.

Januvia has a generic name of and what is used for?

a)

Means to place under the tongue

b)

Hydochlorothiazide and used for Edema and hypertension

c)

XII

d)

Sitagliption and used for diabetes Mellitus Type II

59.

Fosamax has generic name and it's used for?

a)

Alendronate and used for osteoporosis

b)

Zolpidem and it's used for Insomnia

c)

Buccal

d)

Sublingual

60.

Lipitor generic name and it's used for?

a)

Sertraline and used for Depression SSRI

b)

Lasix

c)

Atorvastation and used for cholesterol

d)

Celebrex

61.

Celebrex has a generic name of and it's used for?

a)

Fentanyl and this is kept on for 72 hours they must Be FLUSED so you don't a risk of accidental exposure

b)

Celecoxib-Cox-2 inhibitor and used for pain inflammation and osteoarthritis

c)

Edema

d)

Hypertension

62.

Microzide has a generic name and it's used for?

a)

Hydochlorothiazide and used for EDEMA and hypertension

b)

Atorvastation and used for cholesterol

c)

Statin

d)

Insomnia

63.

Prozac has a generic name of and it's used for?

a)

Food and Drug Administration

b)

Decongestants

c)

ADD or ADHD Schedule II medication, Zero refills

d)

Fluoxetine and used for Depression SSRI

64.

Food and Drug Administration stands for?

(a)  

65.

Clotting of the blood means what?

a)

MAR

b)

Coagulation

c)

Medication guide

d)

Blood pressure

66.

Ophthalmic means what?

(a)