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Injection that are delivered directly into the dermis (skin) common example are injection for skin testing for allergies or tuberculosis are called what?
Depression
Anxiety
Intramuscular
Intradermal
Injections that are delivered deep into muscle tissue by long needles are called what?
Depression
Intramuscular
Anxiety
Subcutaneous
Which injection that's delivered directly into the vein unasyn (Ampicillin-sulbactam) is a piggyback medication that is administered via intravenous injections?
Vitamin K
Intravenous
Subcutaneous
Depression
Injection that are given just below the skin are used for insulin and allergies shots are called what?
Depression
Intramuscular
Subcutaneous
Vitamin K
What is the Indication for Foricet?
Headache
Anxiety
Fats
Low
What are the drugs name that and in pam or olam used for?
SSRI
Osteoporosis
Vitamin K
Anxiety
Warfin is associated with which vitamin? Tell me brand and generic name?
To restock medications in the system
Which is associated with vitamin K and Phytonadione
Coumadin and Jantoven has a generic name of warfin & vitamin K
High blood pressure and are called ARB's
Warfarin is associated with which of the following?
Which is associated with vitamin K and Phytonadione
Antifungal medications
To restock medications in the system
Schedule V medications
Which of the following is the pharmacy technician's role in using the automated dispensing system in a hospital setting?
High
Black box warning
High Alert medications
To restock medications in the system
Diovan (Valsartan)
High blood pressure
Antifungal infection medications
High Blood pressure and are called ARBs
Cholesterol
Chemotherapy medications should be compounded in which type of laminar flow hood?
To restock
Fats
Vertical
Blood pressure
Drugs that end in "Statin" are typically for?
Cholesterol
Lipids
VIII
Blood
What's the abbreviation for congestion Heart Failure?
(a)
Indicates the medication carries a risk for life-threatening adverse effects, always required with antidepressants which is what?
Januvia
Congestive heart failure
Black box warning
Antifungal infection medications
To place between the gum and cheek is what?
(a)
Pertaining to the heart which is what?
Cardiac
Prilosec
Januvia
Zoloft
Required by the FDA to prove that a generic medication is equivalent to a brand name is?
Lipitor
Bioavailability
Zoloft
Cholesterol
Who creates formularies?
On Patient profiles
The Pharmacy and therapeutics committee
To restock medications in the system
VIII
Where are black box warning listing?
15mL
VIII
To restock
On Patient profiles
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?
Co-payment
The restock
FDA
15ml
Duragesic the Generic name and what is it used for?
Flused
Exposure of risk
Pi
Fentanyl and this is kept on for 72 hours
What should be on a prescription label in a retal setting
Patient address
Protein
Health information
Your car
To what did the health Insurance portability and accountability act established a patient right?
The effects of NASAL
Protection of identity and health information
Decided on Patients
Manufacturer
Patients with high blood pressure should avoid
Methamphetamine and Epidemic
Exercise
Suger and salt
NASAL decongestants
What is the trade or brand name?
Drug name
The propietary name Manufacturer
Carbon dioxide
Polypherterness
The roman numeral for 8 is?
VII
XIII
VIIII
VIII
Which regulatory agency is responsible for the license or registration of pharmacy personal?
The state board of pharmacy
Roman author
Registration agendy
Food industry
Roman Numerals for 12
VI
XIIII
XII
VII
Who classified all products?
ACT
Combat Methamphetamine
Pill of weight
Epidemic
Why would you calibrate a machine
For combat
To find the weight of the pill
Take this on an empty stomach
Vaccine
1 tbsp is how much?
Nursing facility
Pharmacy
1 tsp
15ml
Which federal law mandates the use of safety caps?
Fungal infection
PPPA (Posion Prevention Packing Act)
High blood pressure
VIII
A medication that is administered on as needed basis
Manufacturer order
PRN order
Order Prn
Demand Prn
Polyuria
Urination excessive
Question urination
Exercise machine
Excessive urination
Polyphagia
High Alert medication
Protect health information
Excessive eating
Excessive thirst
PHI
Protected health information
Compounding Iv
Non-sterile
Product design
Given by any mouth other oral or rectal but usually describes Injectable Medications
Medication product
Parenteral
Patient insert
Requires package
What type of medication requires a patient package insert?
Birth control oral (contraceptives)
Child proof packaging
High blood pressure
SL nitroglycerin tablets
Medication that should be taken on a empty stomach
Pain pills
Soelium
Synthroid (Levothyroxine)
Saline
How much saline in a bag of normal saline solution?
Normal saline is 0.9% sodium, so 0.9%per 100mh
Vaccination
Pediatric
Normal saline 0.8%
A pharmacy technician should know that a pharmacist should STOP a medication if a patient is experiencing?
1 cup
HIVES
PARKINSON'S
ERRORS
How much is 1 quart?
(a)
Two medications used for PARKINSON'S DISEASE?
Cogentin (Benzatropine) and requip (Ropinorole)
Alendronate osteoporosis
Hydochlorothiazide used for Edema and hypertension
High Alert
What's the answer for 1 cup?
(a)
What medication has the MOST ERRORS made?
Vitamin K
Administered
Blood pressure
Warfarin
What is the generic name for Dulcolax and what is it use for?
Methylphenidate
Zero refills
Ritalin
Bisacodyl Laxative for constipation
The process in which the pharmacist reviews medications used during each month in a skilled nursing facility
Medication Regimen Review
Current accepted medical
III medications
Medication Reconciliation
Has current accepted medical use in the United States and less potential for abuse than schedule.
Schedule V
Schedule II
Schedule IV
Schedule III
Companies that specialize in returns of expire or disolcontiued drugs to the Manufacturer
Reverse distributors
Depression SSRI
Distributor reverse
Sertraline
Used to prevent medication Errors for lookalike sound alike medication
Medical
Applied to skin
Tall man lettering
Vagina
Medical event that causes death
Insomnia
Butalbital +Acetaminophen +Caffeine
Diabetes Mellitus type II
Sentinel event
Medication that is applied to the skin rectal area or vagina?
Osteoporosis
Celecobxib-Cox-2 Inhibitor
Topical medication
Cholesterol
Color prescriptions should be written in
green
Black
Blue
Pink
Contains important information about bulk chemicals or hazardous substances stored in the pharmacy
Pregnant women
Furosemide
Edema and hypertension
Safety Data sheets
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?
Otic
Management plan
Medication therapy management
Medication Regimen Review
What is otic
Eyes
Ear
One half
Exposure
What is ss
One half
Two half
High
SSRI
Januvia has a generic name of and what is used for?
Means to place under the tongue
Hydochlorothiazide and used for Edema and hypertension
XII
Sitagliption and used for diabetes Mellitus Type II
Fosamax has generic name and it's used for?
Alendronate and used for osteoporosis
Zolpidem and it's used for Insomnia
Buccal
Sublingual
Lipitor generic name and it's used for?
Sertraline and used for Depression SSRI
Lasix
Atorvastation and used for cholesterol
Celebrex
Celebrex has a generic name of and it's used for?
Fentanyl and this is kept on for 72 hours they must Be FLUSED so you don't a risk of accidental exposure
Celecoxib-Cox-2 inhibitor and used for pain inflammation and osteoarthritis
Edema
Hypertension
Microzide has a generic name and it's used for?
Hydochlorothiazide and used for EDEMA and hypertension
Atorvastation and used for cholesterol
Statin
Insomnia
Prozac has a generic name of and it's used for?
Food and Drug Administration
Decongestants
ADD or ADHD Schedule II medication, Zero refills
Fluoxetine and used for Depression SSRI
Food and Drug Administration stands for?
(a)
Clotting of the blood means what?
MAR
Coagulation
Medication guide
Blood pressure
Ophthalmic means what?
(a)
