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  • A prescription order for a drug which is supplied in 5mg tablets was filled during the
  • graveyard shift, but not approved. The pharmacist on your shift asked you to double check the

quantity dispensed. The order calls for a tapered dosage therapy as follows:

-10mg po qid x5d -10mg po tid x5d 10mg po bid x3d -5mg po bid x3d -5mg po qd x2d How many tablets should be in the bottle?

Answer: 90

  • U-100 insulin is the most commonly prescribed. However, insulin may be ordered in
  • different strengths (i.e. - U-40). The "U" value indicates the number of active insulin units in each mL of liquid.

Answer: 1

  • According to the US Department of Justice, "Schedule IV controlled sub- stances are
  • defined as drugs with a low potential for abuse and low risk of dependence." Which of the following is not in DEA schedule IV?

  • Xanax
  • Ambien
  • Vicodin
  • Valium

Answer: C. Vicodin

  • An order calls for 150g of a custom 2:3:5 topical ointment. How much of each ingredient is
  • needed?Answer: 30g : 45g : 75g

  • Zolpidem is mainly prescribed for insomnia. If the prescriber has authorized, how many refills
  • (max) can be ordered with the following prescription?

"Rx: Zolpidem 10mg #30"

Answer: Five

  • Pharmacokinetics is the action drugs take while they're in a patient's body. In what order
  • does the body process drugs?

Answer: Absorption -> Distribution -> Metabolism -> Elimination

  • IV medications are to be compounded in a sterile environment. When using a Laminar Flow
  • Hood, how far in should such a manipulation be performed?

Answer: 6 inches

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  • Cyclobenzaprine is a muscle relaxant prescribed to relieve pain and dis- comfort. What is
  • the brand name for Cyclobenzaprine?

Answer: Flexeril

  • A regular customer is filling her monthly prescription for Premarin. At what frequency
  • should you include a patient package insert with her Premarin?

Answer: - Every time.

  • For an IV solution to be isotonic, it must have a similar concentration of sodium chloride
  • found in normal body cells. Which of the following concentrations is isotonic?

  • 9.00% NaCl
  • 0.09% NaCl
  • 0.009% NaCl
  • 0.90% NaCl

Answer: D. 0.90% NaCl

  • Dr. Johnson is a heart surgeon. One of the DEA numbers below is assigned to him. Which of
  • the following DEA numbers is valid?

A. AJ7148424

B. AJ7658431

C. BJ5324126

D. BJ8042345

Answer: C. BJ5324126

  • In a hospital setting, there are typically 3 shifts for health care providers. Medications are
  • distributed in carts sent from the pharmacy throughout the facility. How many hours worth of medications are distributed with each cart exchange?

Answer: 24 hours

  • While working in the pharmacy's cleanroom, you notice a bottle of cleaning chemical has
  • leaked and is emitting a noxious odor. The pharmacist has asked you to take care of it stat.What should you do to determine proper spill-handling procedure?

  • Pull the fire alarm
  • Pour a few drops of rubbing alcohol into it to neutralize acid
  • Consult the product's MSDS
  • Put on a respirator and latex gloves and wipe it up

Answer: C. Consult the product's MSDS

  • Vicodin (hydrocodone/APAP) is prescribed to relieve moderate to severe pain. It contains
  • acetaminophen and hydrocodone, which is an opiate narcotic. As such, it is monitored by the DEA. What DEA schedule is Vicodin in?

Answer: DEA Schedule II

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