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25/26 Week 6 Top 200 Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following medications is classified as an acetylcholinesterase inhibitor?

a)

Topamax

b)

Keppra

c)

Aricept

d)

Lamictal

2.

The generic name for Aricept is:

a)

Donepezil

b)

Levetiracetam

c)

Lamotrigine

d)

Oxcarbazepine

3.

Which medication is primarily prescribed to control seizure activity?

a)

Imitrex

b)

Keppra

c)

Aricept

d)

Maxalt

4.

A prescriber orders levetiracetam 500 mg PO BID. The pharmacy technician should label this medication as:

a)

Topamax

b)

Keppra

c)

Lamictal

d)

Trileptal

5.

A patient taking Topamax reports using it to prevent frequent migraine attacks. Which additional therapeutic use should the technician recognize?

a)

Alzheimer’s disease

b)

Seizure disorder

c)

Hypertension

d)

Depression

6.

A patient taking Lamictal develops a rash and fever. Which action should the technician take?

a)

Refill as usual

b)

Advise patient to increase dose

c)

Notify the pharmacist immediately

d)

Tell patient it is a normal side effect

7.

A provider sends an e-prescription for lamotrigine 25 mg. What is the correct brand name to enter into the system?

a)

Lamictal

b)

Keppra

c)

Trileptal

d)

Neurontin

8.

Oxcarbazepine is classified as a(n):

a)

Analgesic

b)

Anticonvulsant

c)

Triptan

d)

Cholinergic blocker

9.

A patient’s profile shows Trileptal 300 mg BID. Which condition should the technician expect to find on the patient’s problem list?

a)

Partial seizures

b)

Alzheimer’s disease

c)

Migraine prophylaxis

d)

Neuropathic pain

10.

A patient takes Neurontin for nerve pain following shingles. Which therapeutic class best describes this medication?

a)

Analgesic

b)

Anticonvulsant

c)

Antidepressant

d)

Sedative

11.

A controlled-substance count shows a discrepancy for pregabalin. Which step should the pharmacy technician take first?

a)

Adjust the inventory in the system

b)

Report the discrepancy to the pharmacist immediately

c)

Call the DEA

d)

Recount at the end of the shift

12.

A patient requests a refill on Lyrica 75 mg but the prescription expired. What should the technician do?

a)

Refill the medication

b)

Contact the prescriber for a new prescription

c)

Substitute with Neurontin

d)

Deny refill and discard the record

13.

Two patients present migraine prescriptions: one for Imitrex and another for Maxalt. What do both medications have in common?

a)

Same manufacturer

b)

Same therapeutic class – serotonin (5-HT) receptor agonists

c)

Same control schedule

d)

Same dosage form

14.

A patient reports taking Rizatriptan but is unsure of the brand. The technician should recognize this as:

a)

Imitrex

b)

Maxalt

c)

Trileptal

d)

Aricept

15.

A patient presents a new prescription for Imitrex 50 mg. Which counseling point should the technician flag for pharmacist review?

a)

Take daily to prevent migraines.

b)

Take only at the onset of migraine symptoms.

c)

Avoid taking with water.

d)

Use for muscle pain relief.

16.

The suffix -osin generally indicates which therapeutic class?

a)

Loop diuretics

b)

Alpha-1 blockers

c)

ACE inhibitors

d)

Beta blockers

17.

A patient presents with lower-extremity edema due to heart failure. Which medication might the pharmacist expect to see on the prescription?

a)

Tadalafil

b)

Furosemide

c)

Doxazosin

d)

Sildenafil

18.

Which combination drug contains an ARB and a diuretic?

a)

Hyzaar

b)

Zestoretic

c)

Dyazide

d)

Cardura

19.

Match the prefix/suffix with the therapeutic drug class:

a)

-olol

1.

Beta1 + Beta2 adrenergic receptor antago

b)

-statin

2.

HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor

c)

-pril

3.

Angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhi

d)

-dipine

4.

Calcium Channel Blocker (CCB)

e)

nitro-

5.

nitrate vasodilator

20.

Match the indication with the medication:

a)

Hypertension, angina

1.

Norvasc

b)

angina pectoris

2.

Nitrostat

c)

hypertriglyceridemia

3.

Lovaza

d)

Arrhythmias

4.

Lanoxin

e)

Hypercholesterolemia

5.

Lipitor