A pharmacist is working in a busy community pharmacy where has several patients at the counter. A patient brought to you for Sildenafil for erectile dysfunction. Which of the following is the best way of communication with you to provide counseling?

Which of the following scenarios is considered a violation of the ethics?

There are four principles in biomedical ethics these ethics autonomy, justice, beneficence, and one more principle. Which of following is the fourth principle of biomedical ethics?

Which of the following documents created by the World Medical Association is the statement of ethical principles for medical research involving human subjects?

Which one of the following statements accurately explain the idea of “Diffusion of innovation therapy for health promotion”?

Which of the following measurements is used to assess patient adherence?

Which of the following best describe pharmacy health literacy assessment?

Research investigators must submit all research protocols to the institutional review board and obtain approval before performing the research. What is the main purpose of this board?

Which of the following is used as an electronic medication dispenser to improve medication adherence?

A pharmacy department needs to design a system to maximize the value of the drug therapy to the patients. Which of the following systems should the pharmacy department operate?

Which of the following is the major risk associated with the use of over-the-counter drugs?

Which of the following situations allow for accepting verbal order?

Which of the following is the best approach for your patient when his/her objective measures of adherence are inconsistent with the subjective measures?

A patient visits pharmacy with fever and cough but has no prescription. The patient requests acetaminophen, dextromethorphan syrup, glycerin suppository, and amoxicillin 500 mg capsules. Which of the following needs prescription for delivery?

Which of the following systems can be integrated with computerized physician order entry to guide physician during prescribing medications?

Which of the following is considered a direct method to measure adherence?

Which of the ethical principles do you violate as a pharmacist when you take time and give consultations to only a relative?

The treatment of tuberculosis (AntiTB) involves multiple medication that has to be taken for a long period of time. Which of the following is the best way to ensure patient adherence to AntiTB?

Which of the following is the name of the body responsible for the approval of research in health institutions?

A hospital conducted a pharmacovigilance (PV) activity to detected events after certain treatment, by asking patients directly and patient records. Which of the following is the type of PV activity conducted by?

Which of the following fetal adverse effects are seen with the use of finasteride during pregnancy?

What is the main absorptive function of the colon?

Which of the following parts of the body does urea synthesis take?

Which of the following agents can exert an antipsychotic effect which appears to be due to a dopamine receptor blockade in the central nervous system?

A patient with major depression should receive antidepressant therapy for at least

Which of the following drugs is used for positive symptoms of schizophrenia

What is the Clozapine test monitoring

A 22-year-old male presents to the primary care physician with complaints of an uncomfortable sensation in his legs during the day and he must constantly move them. History reveals that he has schizophrenia and is treated with antipsychotics over the last three months. Which of the following antipsychotic agents is this patient most likely to take

A patient (she was an elderly, about 75) has a seizure, a history of arrhythmia, and is diagnosed with depression. What's the best management

Which of the following drugs is used for premature ejaculation

Which of the following is a pharmacological property of chlorpromazine

Which of the following is the effect of smoking on serum olanzapine levels?

An 18-year-old obese girl with newly diagnosed depressive illness is being advised to start antidepressant treatment. Which of the following is best to initiate?

A 68-year-old woman with type-2 diabetes, neuropathy and seizures has been newly diagnosed with depressive illness. Which of the following medication would be best to initiate?

A 27-year-old man presents with complaints of excessive checking and cleaning habits since childhood. Obsessive compulsive disorder is diagnosed. Which of the following is the most appropriate management?

Which of the following drugs that are used for mania has a narrow therapeutic index?

Which of the following drugs that are used for mania has a narrow therapeutic index?

COPD category B ttt?

What is the therapeutic use of salbutamol?

Which of the following receptors is the main site of action for salbutamol to produce its pharmacological activity in asthma?

Which agent is a powerful dilator of bronchial smooth muscle and can be used in the treatment of patients with asthma?

Which biosimilar drug is approved for the treatment of moderate to severe allergic asthma?

Which of the following is a side effect of albuterol?

Case about status asthmaticus?

Medication used with exercise-induced asthma?

Which of the following is a side effect of using inhaled corticosteroids in a patient with bronchial asthma?

A non-smoker patient suffers from wheezing and chest tightness. What medication should he use?

A woman suffers from an acute asthma attack. What is the best choice for her attack?

Patient with lab results normal except for hypokalemia (was 3). Which is the most likely cause?

Asthma classification for a patient who has cough twice weekly with no interference with daily activity:

What is the maximum beyond-use date of a repackaged drug?

Phenobarbital prescription as outpatient for how many days?

Narcotics prescription?

Non-narcotics prescription?

Patient came to the pharmacy with a prescription that was prescribed 95 days ago; what should you do?

Who can open pharmacy in Saudia?

Which ministry is responsible for cases of recovery and the number of diseases during the Hajj season?

A fresh graduate was employed by a pharmaceutical company. The company asked her to create a direct-to-consumer advertisement of one of their products that is sold in two dosages: one for prescription and one dosage is sold OTC. Soon after the ad, the Saudi FDA contacted the company to take it down. Explain why?

Who is responsible to promote the health in Saudi Arabia?

Which of the following best describes the structure of the healthcare systems in Saudi Arabia?

Who is responsible for producing regulation for practicing health professions that include pharmacist?

Which governmental agency gives approval to generic medical enter the drug market in Saudi Arabia after completing all requirements?

Which of the following governmental bodies is responsible for diseases prevention during Hajj?

Which of the following local organization's primary mission is to the safety and quality of healthcare in health institution?

Which of the following is the time after which morphine empty vials are to be discarded?

Which of the following is the validity of diazepam prescription (in days) according to ministry of health rules and regulation?

A pharmacist is hired as in charge of controlled medication pharmacist made inventory record for controlled medications pharmacy before the old pharmacist left. Which of the following is most likely to receive the original record?

Which of the following drugs causes water retention?

When to use Erythropoietin?

Polystyrene role?

Reabsorption of amino acid in renal tubules occurs in which part?

Which of the following medications may alter the renal function?

What is the indication of sevelamer in a patient with chronic kidney disease?

An 80-year-old female patient is admitted to the hospital for pyelonephritis with sepsis. Past medical history: myocardial infarction, heart failure, hypertension, osteoporosis. She is initiated on trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole (TMP/SMX). Other medications: lisinopril, digoxin, furosemide, carvedilol, and calcium carbonate. Her labs are shown in the table. Which of the following is the best assessment for this patient’s renal function?

Which of the following is a potassium-sparing diuretic?

What is the clinical indication for Epotin Alpha?

Which pharmacokinetic parameter estimates the renal function?

Which of the following is the mechanism by which probenecid increases the duration of action of ampicillin when administered at the same time?

Which of the following is the reason why magnesium-containing antacids should be avoided in patients with renal failure?

Target hemoglobin in kidney disease on Darbepoetin?

Treatment of metabolic alkalosis?

Which of the following prevent renal injury?

Metabolic acidosis what is increase?

In metabolic acidosis, what is decreased?

A patient with metabolic alkalosis and edema should use which therapy?

Estimating GFR using creatinine clearance by the Cockcroft–Gault equation is used for which patients?

Why is thiazide not recommended in kidney patients?

In the ICU, what is the best thing to do in order to evaluate kidney function?

Which of the following drugs used in rheumatoid arthritis can be dosed once a week?

A 68-year-old man was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis 1 month ago. He has high disease activity as per the patient activity scale and erosions on radiograph. A trial of non-pharmacologic therapy is ineffective. Which of the following is the best drug therapy?

A 73-year-old man is diagnosed with osteoarthritis of the knee. Which of the following is the best initial therapy?

A patient with rheumatoid arthritis has been taking methotrexate and is still not improved after 3 months. What is the most appropriate next step?

In which situation is methotrexate contraindicated?

A 70-year-old patient with rheumatoid arthritis of initially mild severity took methotrexate for 3 months; the disease has progressed to moderate. What should be done?

Which type of medication error is most difficult to prevent?

Which of the following prescriptions has the greatest potential to cause a medication error?

A patient’s medication was changed from carbamazepine to phenytoin. A technician pulled 100 mg tablets of phenobarbital instead of the prescribed 30 mg tablets, and the pharmacist did not notice when checking. The patient received a higher dose of phenobarbital and was hospitalized for observation. Which statement best characterizes this situation?

An ambulatory care pharmacist received a prescription for liraglutide under REMS from a bariatric endocrine consultant; as per medication under REMS, documents should be provided to the patient. Which of the following is the meaning of REMS beside the name?

Which of the following drugs require extra precautions during handling to ensure medication safety?

Which of the following effects is considered an adverse drug reaction related to extension of a drug's pharmacological action?

To ensure safe and proper disposal of hazardous waste, a color-coded system was created. Which of the following colors is the color of hazardous waste containers?

A patient returned phenytoin 30 mg suspension bottles to the pharmacy. He explained that when he opened the second after consuming the first one, he noticed the solution was different. The pharmacist dispensed another bottle to the patient and recorded the event in the patient profile. Which one of the following reports should the pharmacist use for the product?

Which of the following needs a double check?

Which of the following is required to consider an adverse drug event report?

What is the most common source of infection in a sterile area?

What is the highest risk when an error happens?

Who is the first one to prevent medication error?

During a patient-centered pharmaceutical care clinic, what is the difference between errors and violations?

Which of the following systems can be integrated with computerized physician order entry to guide physicians during prescribing medications?

A nurse ordered epinephrine from the pharmacy. Fifteen minutes later she called the pharmacy and no one answered. Then she took a vial from the crash cart, prepared it herself for the patient, and administered it safely to the patient. What did this nurse do wrong?

Which of the following substances is used to disinfect gloves during compounding sterile products?

Which of the following is required to consider an adverse drug event report a valid report?

Which of the following method is successful in reducing medication error and enhance patient safety in hospitals?

Which of the following error detection strategies result in limiting detection?

A patient is admitted to the hospital for the treatment of atrial fibrillation. During hospital stay, the patient receives IV diltiazem and is discharged on oral diltiazem plus his previous antihypertensive medication verapamil. Which of the following medication error-reduction programs would most likely have helped to prevent this duplication of therapy?

A 25-years-old male is admitted due to hypersensitivity reaction to some drug ingestion four hours ago. Patient is given a drug which causes dilation of vessels in muscle, constriction of cutaneous vessels, and positive inotropic and chronotropic effects on the heart. Which of the following is the most likely drug given?

Which of following is a vasopressor that is given in a fixed dose without titration for patients with septic shock?