What type of medication treats migraine headaches?
What type of medication treats migraine headaches?
Read more →Browse PTCB Exam resources and answers on Quizzma.
What type of medication treats migraine headaches?
Read more →What type of medication treats COPD?
Read more →What type of medication treats athlete’s foot?
Read more →What is Omeprazole?
Read more →What is Albuterol?
Read more →What is an adverse drug event (ADE)?
Read more →A pharmacy fills an average of 11,518 prescriptions on a third-party plan in a one month period. Of these, 42% are from new prescriptions, 18% are transfers (electronic or telephone), and 40% are refills. What is the average number of…
Read more →Which of the following activities may be performed by a clinically oriented pharmacy technician on a nutrition service? A. Procuring patients’ serum chemistry values to assist pharmacists in monitoring TPN formulations B. Initiating a…
Read more →All of the following must appear on a repackaged unit-dose label except: A. strength of medication. B. wholesaler name. C. dosage form of medication. D. generic name of medication.
Read more →A pharmacy technician receives the following prescription: Hydrocortisone 2.5% cream and Aquaphor in 1:1 Quantity: 4 oz total What quantity of hydrocortisone 2.5% cream, in g, should be entered on the compounding record? A. 30 B. 60 C. 90…
Read more →A vial of medication shows the manufacturer’s expiration date as November 2020. The last date on which this medication may be used is: A. October 31, 2020. B. November 1, 2020. C. November 30, 2020. D. 6 months after the stated date.
Read more →When withdrawing an injectable drug from a glass ampule to transfer it into a sterile empty vial, the pharmacy technician should use a: A.transfer needle. B.29-gauge needle. C.needle with filter paper. D.filter needle.
Read more →Which patient monitoring function identifies drugs to avoid using together? A. Drug-drug interaction B. Drug-laboratory test interaction C. Therapeutic intervention D. Intravenous compatibility
Read more →The brand name for nizatidine is: A. Tagamet. B. Pepcid. C. Axid. D. Zantac.
Read more →When a pharmacy order is received, the shipment should be inspected for: A.inclusion of samples. B.attached package inserts. C.completeness. D.manufacturer rebates.
Read more →A physician orders amoxicillin 50 mg/mL for a child at 1 mL PO q8h for 10 days. What is the total volume to be dispensed, in mL, if the amoxicillin stock is 125 mg/5 mL? A. 2 B. 30 C. 60 D. 150
Read more →A logical and systematic process used to help identify what, how, and why something happened in order to prevent recurrence is referred to as: A. root cause analysis. B. selection error assessment. C. determination of cause analysis. D.…
Read more →Which of the following references would provide a pharmacy technician with information about identifying foreign drugs? A.Drug Facts and Comparisons B. Martindale: The Complete Drug Reference C. Remington: The Science and Practice of…
Read more →When submitting a claim to Medicare for Zostavax administration, which professional service code should be sent for appropriate reimbursement to occur? A. MA B. M0 C. 2B D. 1C
Read more →A pharmacy technician is entering a prescription when a warning message appears that reads, “Contraindicated in patients with sulfa sensitivity.” Which part of the patient profile should be reviewed? A.Medical history B.Medication…
Read more →The pharmacy technician should suspect the possibility of a counterfeit medication if the: A. last two digits of the NDC number change. B. manufacturer’s container indicates “new color” on the label. C. bottle is written in English but…
Read more →A pharmacy has established product inventory maintenance levels. There are two bottles containing 100 capsules of Prozac 20 mg on the shelf. A new prescription for 60 capsules has been presented by a patient who will return tomorrow. If…
Read more →A pharmacy receives the following prescription: Suboxone 8 mg/2 mg SL film #60 Sig: 2 films SL once a day How should this medication be used? A. Subcutaneously B. On the tongue C. Under the tongue D. Rectally
Read more →When intravenous solutions are prepared, end-product testing involves: A. checking for isotonicity. B. having the laboratory check one of the solutions for molarity. C. visually inspecting the compounded solution for particulate matter D.…
Read more →The SDS provides safety information for: A. dealing with exposure to a hazardous drug B. drug recalls of controlled substances. C. substitution of single source drugs. D. routine inspection of a laminar flow hood.
Read more →The theft or loss of significant quantities of controlled substances must be reported to the: A. USP B. FDA C. DEA D. JCAHO
Read more →What kind of lettering is encouraged by the FDA, ISMP, and TJC to help distinguish look-alike/sound-alike drugs from one another and avoid medication errors? A. Capital B. Tall Man C. Special D. Italicized
Read more →A physician writes a prescription for “lactulose syrup 1 tbsp PO b.i.d.” What volume, in mL, should the patient take per day? A.5 B. 10 C. 30 D. 60
Read more →A prescriber writes a prescription for “XCIX tablets.” How many tablets did the prescriber order? A. 29 B. 49 C. 79 D. 99
Read more →Which of the following could be a valid DEA number for Robert Smith, M.D.? A. RS2569576 B. BS1568356 C. RS1568356 D. AS2569576
Read more →Which of the following antibiotic products may cause a cross-sensitivity reaction in patients who are allergic to penicillin? A. Amphotericin B. Augmentin C. Amikacin D. Aminophylline
Read more →A major role of the Pharmacy and Therapeutics (P&T) Committee is developing: A. the formulary status of drugs B. operational budgets C. dispensing policies and procedures D. pharmacy technician training
Read more →Which of the following medications would require extra security if placed in a point-of-care automated dispensing unit? A. Toradol 10 mg tablets B. Reglan 10 mg tablets C. Hydromorphone 2 mg ampules D. Promethazine 25 mg ampules
Read more →According to federal law, a complete inventory of the controlled substances on hand in a pharmacy must be made every: A. month B. 6 months C. year D. 2 years
Read more →An example of a drug-disease interaction is: A. gemfibrozil-arthritis B. cephalexin-asthma C. pseudoephedrine-hypertension D. digoxin-diabetes
Read more →A patient presents a new prescription order for labetalol. The patient’s computer profile shows the following medications: glyburide, albuterol, furosemide, atenolol, and amlodipine. The labetalol prescription order is a therapeutic…
Read more →A prescription is written for an albuterol inhaler: “Dispense two inhalers of 8.5 gm, 2 puffs q.i.d.” How many days will the supply last if there are 200 metered doses in each inhaler? A. 25 B. 30 C. 50 D. 100
Read more →Which of the following products must be dispensed in its original container? A. Oxycodone 30 mg sustained release tablets B. Isosorbide mononitrate 30 mg sustained release tablets C. Oxycodone 5 mg immediate release tablets D.…
Read more →If a patient develops hives from Gantrisin, what allergy should be noted on their profile?
Read more →A vial of reconstituted Adriamycin breaks inside a vertical flow hood. What should the technician do?
Read more →When dispensing a Ventolin inhaler, how often must the Patient Package insert (PPI) be included with the drug product?
Read more →A patient hands you an empty vial of Ritalin and asks for the Rx to be refilled. What should you do?
Read more →A pharmacy technician repacks bulk solid dosage forms into unit-dosed packages. What expiration date will appear on the package?
Read more →How many times may a pharmacy transfer a controlled substance prescription of 30 tablets of Tylenol #3 with five refills indicated on the prescription?
Read more →