_____________________________ showed that heat can be used to kill microorganisms

associated with food spoilage.

The FDA is required to

Under HIPAA, PHI stands for

Drugs that require prescriptions are ________________ drugs.

Of the following Schedule of drugs, which one deals with drugs that have no accepted

medical use in the United States?

The _________________ is a modifier attached to the end of the root word and the

_________________ is a modifier attached to the front of the root word.

The top layer of the skin is referred to as the ________________ layer.

Chemicals that assist in regulating body functions are called

Insulin and glucagon are produced in the

Muscle action that is controlled consciously is called __________ movement.

The major hormone produced by the male reproductive system is _______________.

The unique identifying number of a drug is the

A medication error may involve

The directions on a prescription read “1 tbsp QID, ac and hs.” The quantity to be

dispensed for a 30 day supply is

All of the following pharmacy personnel must be formally trained regarding HIPAA

except

The physician orders Ferrous Sulfate 500 mg po qd x 30 days. You have on the shelf

Ferrous Sulfate 220 mg/5 ml 473 ml. How many ml is required for one dose?

A patient is taking 2 teaspoonfuls of sucralfate suspension four times a day. How much

suspension will the patient use in 72 hours?

The retail price for a prescription is $37.50. What amount should be charged if the

patient is to receive a 10% discount?

The doctor changes a prescription for 150 ml of amoxicillin 250 mg/5 ml to 250 mg

chewable tablets. How many chewable tablets should be dispensed?

What is the cost for 30 tablets of a drug if the cost for 100 tablets is $75.00?

How many mL of 70% alcohol should be mixed with 20 mL of 20% alcohol to prepare

50% alcohol?

How many grams of 1% hydrocortisone cream should be mixed with 30 g of 2.5%

hydrocortisone cream to make 2% hydrocortisone cream?

Which route of administration is not an enteral route?

Which of the following routes is least likely to give a systemic effect?

A raised blister-like area on the skin caused from an intradermal injection is called a

What percent of an administered ophthalmic solution is actually delivered to the eye?

Which ophthalmic formulation will maintain the drug in contact with the eye the

longest?

The primary reason to use a vaginal applicator is to

Which is not used to administer a drug by parenteral route?