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9 Comprehensive Practice Questions and Review Free Online FlashCards

Study 9 Comprehensive Practice Questions and Review with 12 free online flashcards. Review key terms, definitions, and concepts with this interactive flashcard deck.

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01
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Which ACE inhibitor is commonly used to treat hypertension?

Back

Lisinopril is an ACE inhibitor commonly used to treat hypertension.

02
Front

A patient taking warfarin presents trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole. What should the technician do?

Back

Pause processing and alert the pharmacist to review the potential interaction, which may increase bleeding risk.

03
Front

How many refills are allowed for a Schedule II prescription under federal law?

Back

Schedule II prescriptions cannot be refilled under federal law.

04
Front

Why is insulin considered a high-alert medication?

Back

Insulin is a high-alert medication because an error can cause serious harm.

05
Front

What volume provides 375 mg375\text{ mg} from a liquid labeled 250 mg250\text{ mg} per 5 mL5\text{ mL}?

Back

A dose is 7.5 mL7.5\text{ mL}: 375 mg×5 mL250 mg=7.5 mL\frac{375\text{ mg}\times5\text{ mL}}{250\text{ mg}}=7.5\text{ mL}.

06
Front

What is the days’ supply for 30 capsules taken 1 capsule twice daily?

Back

The days’ supply is 1515 days: 30 capsules2 capsules per day=15 days\frac{30\text{ capsules}}{2\text{ capsules per day}}=15\text{ days}.

07
Front

What should a pharmacy do with a prescription-drug package suspected to be illegitimate?

Back

Quarantine the package and follow the pharmacy’s investigation procedure so a potentially illegitimate product is not dispensed.

08
Front

What does an FDA Class I recall indicate?

Back

Class I indicates a reasonable probability that use of or exposure to the product will cause serious adverse health consequences or death.

09
Front

How can selection errors involving look-alike or sound-alike medications be reduced?

Back

Use barcode checks and verify the full drug name, strength, and dosage form instead of relying on appearance or a partial name match.

10
Front

A caller asks whether a neighbor fills prescriptions at the pharmacy. What should the technician do?

Back

Protect the patient’s privacy. Verify identity and authority, follow applicable privacy law and pharmacy policy, and ask the pharmacist when unsure.

11
Front

What should happen if the prescription label names a different drug from the selected product?

Back

Stop the process, secure the prescription, and immediately alert the pharmacist to assess the discrepancy and direct next steps.

12
Front

Does federal law permit electronic prescriptions for controlled substances?

Back

Federal law permits compliant electronic prescriptions for controlled substances, including Schedule II prescriptions; additional state requirements may apply.