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Quiz on Commonly Prescribed Controlled Substance Medications

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for Adderall®. As a pharmacy technician, you need to enter the generic name into the computer system. Which of the following is the correct generic name for Adderall®?

a)

Methylphenidate

b)

Lorazepam

c)

Alprazolam

d)

Amphetamine/Dextroamphetamine

2.

A patient brings in a prescription for Xanax®. As a pharmacy technician, you need to verify the DEA schedule before processing the medication. Which DEA Schedule does Xanax® belong to?

a)

C-II

b)

C-III

c)

C-IV

d)

C-V

3.

A parent comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for their child for Ritalin®. They ask you what condition this medication is commonly used to treat. What is the therapeutic use of Ritalin®?

a)

Pain Relief

b)

ADHD

c)

Anxiety

d)

Insomnia

4.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for a medication that is used to treat both ADHD and narcolepsy. Which of the following drugs is the pharmacist most likely to dispense?

a)

Vicodin®

b)

Ambien®

c)

Adderall®

d)

OxyContin®

5.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for Oxycodone/Acetaminophen. Which of the following brand names should you look for when filling this prescription?

a)

Soma®

b)

Valium®

c)

Lortab®

d)

Percocet®

6.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for a medication to manage their severe pain. The pharmacist asks you to retrieve a medication that is classified under DEA Schedule C-II. Which of the following medications would you select?

a)

Dilaudid®

b)

Ambien®

c)

Librium®

d)

Lunesta®

7.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for Ambien®. The pharmacist asks you to identify the therapeutic class of this medication. What is the therapeutic class of Ambien®?

a)

ADHD

b)

Insomnia

c)

Pain Relief

d)

Anxiety

8.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for a medication that contains both Hydrocodone and Acetaminophen. Which of the following drugs should you dispense?

a)

Xanax®

b)

Ativan®

c)

Vicodin®

d)

Ritalin®

9.

A patient brings in a prescription for Methadone®. As a pharmacy technician, you need to verify the DEA schedule before processing the medication. What is the DEA Schedule for Methadone®?

a)

C-V

b)

C-IV

c)

C-III

d)

C-II

10.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription to help manage their opioid dependence. Which of the following medications is most likely prescribed for this purpose?

a)

Valium®

b)

Adderall®

c)

Suboxone®

d)

Ambien®

11.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for Valium®. As a pharmacy technician, what is the generic name you should look for when filling this prescription?

a)

Diazepam

b)

Lorazepam

c)

Alprazolam

d)

Clonazepam

12.

A customer comes to the pharmacy and mentions they have been prescribed a medication for both anxiety and muscle spasms. Which of the following drugs could this be?

a)

Xanax®

b)

Ativan®

c)

Ritalin®

d)

Valium®

13.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for Ambien®. As a pharmacy technician, you need to verify the DEA Schedule for this medication before processing the prescription. What is the DEA Schedule for drugs like Ambien® that are used for insomnia?

a)

C-IV

b)

C-III

c)

C-II

d)

C-V

14.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for a muscle relaxant. Which of the following medications would you expect to see on the prescription?

a)

Ativan®

b)

Ritalin®

c)

Soma®

d)

Xanax®

15.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for Klonopin®. The pharmacist asks you to verify the therapeutic use of this medication before dispensing. What is the primary therapeutic use of Klonopin®?

a)

ADHD

b)

Insomnia

c)

Seizures / Anxiety

d)

Pain Relief

16.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for a medication that can be used for both controlling seizures and providing sedation. Which of the following drugs fits this description?

a)

Ritalin®

b)

Ativan®

c)

Xanax®

d)

Luminal®

17.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for Methylphenidate ER. Which of the following brand names should you look for when filling this prescription?

a)

Adderall®

b)

Concerta®

c)

Vicodin®

d)

Ritalin®

18.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for chronic pain management. Which of the following medications is most likely prescribed for this purpose?

a)

Ativan®

b)

Duragesic®

c)

Xanax®

d)

Ritalin®

19.

A patient brings in a prescription for Tramadol ER. As a pharmacy technician, you need to verify the DEA schedule before processing the medication. What is the DEA Schedule for Tramadol ER?

a)

C-II

b)

C-III

c)

C-IV

d)

C-V

20.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for a medication to help manage pain during labor. Which of the following drugs is commonly used for both pain relief and labor analgesia?

a)

Nubain®

b)

Xanax®

c)

Ativan®

d)

Ritalin®

21.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for Provigil®. The patient asks what this medication is used for. As a pharmacy technician, how should you respond?

a)

It is used to treat insomnia.

b)

It is used to treat anxiety.

c)

It is used for pain relief.

d)

It is used to treat narcolepsy or fatigue.

22.

A customer comes to the pharmacy counter and asks for a medication to help with their diarrhea. Which of the following medications should the pharmacy technician recommend to the pharmacist for this purpose?

a)

Lomotil®

b)

Xanax®

c)

Ritalin®

d)

Ativan®

23.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for Librium®. As a pharmacy technician, you need to enter the medication into the system using its generic name. What is the generic name for Librium®?

a)

Chlordiazepoxide

b)

Lorazepam

c)

Alprazolam

d)

Clonazepam

24.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for a medication that can be used to treat both anxiety and symptoms of alcohol withdrawal. Which drug is the pharmacist most likely to dispense?

a)

Librium®

b)

Xanax®

c)

Ativan®

d)

Ritalin®

25.

A patient brings in a prescription for Versed®. As a pharmacy technician, you need to verify its DEA schedule before processing. What is the DEA Schedule for Versed®?

a)

C-II

b)

C-III

c)

C-IV

d)

C-V

26.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for a medication to be used as a sedative and pre-anesthetic before a minor surgical procedure. Which of the following medications is most likely prescribed?

a)

Ativan®

b)

Ritalin®

c)

Xanax®

d)

Versed®

27.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for Dalmane®. The pharmacist asks you to verify the therapeutic use of this medication before dispensing. What is the primary therapeutic use of Dalmane®?

a)

Anxiety

b)

Insomnia

c)

Pain Relief

d)

ADHD

28.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for a sedative and anesthetic. Which of the following drugs would the pharmacist most likely dispense?

a)

Nembutal®

b)

Xanax®

c)

Ativan®

d)

Ritalin®

29.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for Meprobamate. Which of the following is the brand name you should look for when filling this prescription?

a)

Equanil®

b)

Vicodin®

c)

Ritalin®

d)

Adderall®

30.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for a medication that can be used for both anxiety and sedation. Which of the following medications is the pharmacist most likely to dispense?

a)

Ativan®

b)

Xanax®

c)

Ritalin®

d)

Equanil®

31.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for a medication to help with their insomnia. Which of the following medications is most likely prescribed for this condition?

a)

Concerta®

b)

Vicodin®

c)

Adderall®

d)

Ambien®

32.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for Xanax®. As a pharmacy technician, you need to enter the medication into the system using its generic name. What is the generic name for Xanax®?

a)

Diazepam

b)

Alprazolam

c)

Lorazepam

d)

Chlordiazepoxide

33.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for a muscle relaxant to help with musculoskeletal pain. Which of the following medications is the pharmacist most likely to dispense?

a)

Soma®

b)

Ambien®

c)

Librium®

d)

Provigil®

34.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for Ativan®. As a pharmacy technician, what is the generic name you should look for when filling this prescription?

a)

Lorazepam

b)

Diazepam

c)

Clonazepam

d)

Alprazolam

35.

A parent comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for their child who has been diagnosed with ADHD. The prescription is for a stimulant medication. Which of the following medications is the pharmacist most likely to dispense?

a)

Ambien®

b)

Concerta®

c)

Valium®

d)

Lomotil®

36.

A patient brings in a prescription for Adderall® to be filled. As a pharmacy technician, you need to determine the correct DEA schedule for this medication before processing the prescription. What is the DEA Schedule for Adderall®?

a)

C-III

b)

C-IV

c)

C-II

d)

C-V

37.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for a medication to help manage their anxiety disorder. Which of the following medications is classified as a benzodiazepine and would be appropriate for this use?

a)

Concerta®

b)

Suboxone®

c)

Ambien®

d)

Valium®

38.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for Zolpidem. Which of the following is the brand name that should be dispensed?

a)

Librium®

b)

Duragesic®

c)

Ambien®

d)

Provigil®

39.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for a medication to help manage their ADHD. The pharmacist asks you to verify if the medication is a stimulant and if it is classified as a controlled substance under DEA Schedule C-II. Which of the following medications fits this description?

a)

Ambien®

b)

Ativan®

c)

Adderall®

d)

Valium®

40.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for a medication to help with insomnia. The prescription label indicates it is a C-IV controlled substance. Which medication is the patient most likely prescribed?

a)

Ambien®

b)

Adderall®

c)

Vicodin®

d)

Concerta®

41.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for Ativan®. As a pharmacy technician, you need to enter the medication into the system using its generic name. What is the generic name for Ativan®?

a)

Alprazolam

b)

Diazepam

c)

Clonazepam

d)

Lorazepam

42.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for a medication to help manage their ADHD. The pharmacist asks you to verify if the medication is a stimulant and if it is classified as a DEA Schedule C-II drug. Which of the following medications fits this description?

a)

Ambien®

b)

Lomotil®

c)

Adderall®

d)

Librium®

43.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for a medication to help with anxiety and sedation. The prescription is for a benzodiazepine. Which of the following medications should the pharmacy technician prepare?

a)

Valium®

b)

Ambien®

c)

Concerta®

d)

Suboxone®

44.

A patient brings in a prescription for Dilaudid®. As a pharmacy technician, you need to verify the DEA schedule before processing the medication. What is the DEA Schedule for Dilaudid®?

a)

C-II

b)

C-IV

c)

C-III

d)

C-V

45.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for a medication that can be used to treat both anxiety and muscle spasms. Which drug is the pharmacist most likely to dispense?

a)

Valium®

b)

Duragesic®

c)

Adderall®

d)

Ambien®

46.

A patient comes to the pharmacy to refill their prescription for a Schedule IV controlled substance. The prescription was originally filled two months ago. The patient asks how many more times they can refill this prescription according to federal law. What should the pharmacy technician tell the patient?

a)

Up to 2 times

b)

Up to 5 times within 6 months

c)

Unlimited refills

d)

No refills allowed

47.

A patient comes to the pharmacy and asks if their prescription for a Schedule II controlled substance can be refilled. Which of the following statements should the pharmacy technician provide?

a)

They may be refilled within 12 months

b)

They cannot be refilled

c)

They may be refilled only once

d)

They may be refilled up to 5 times

48.

A patient comes to the pharmacy and asks to refill their prescription for a Schedule V controlled substance. What must the pharmacist do in order to refill this prescription?

a)

Refills are not allowed

b)

Only one refill is permitted

c)

Refills are allowed as authorized by the prescriber

d)

Refills require a new written prescription each time

49.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for a medication to help with opioid dependence. Which of the following medications is most likely prescribed for this purpose?

a)

Ativan®

b)

Ambien®

c)

Suboxone®

d)

Concerta®

50.

A patient comes to the pharmacy with a prescription for a medication used to treat seizures and panic disorders. Which of the following medications fits this description?

a)

Duragesic®

b)

Ambien®

c)

Adderall®

d)

Valium®