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Choose the correct multiple choice answer

1

USP stands for:
A)United States Pharmacy
B)United States Formulary
C)United States Pharmacopeia
D)United States Pharmacist Association
2

The name of the medication that is trademarked by the original manufacturer is also referred to as its:
A)generic name
B)trade name
C)brand name
D)both b &c
3

What is the simplest location to identify the generic name of a medication?
A)PDR
B)National Formulary
C)package insert
D)product label
4

Which of the following will not necessarily appear on a product label?
A)dosage strength
B)directions for use
C)dosage form
D)expiration date
5

What is a lot number?
A)a coded expiration date
B)a number corresponding to the National Formulary
C)the batch number of the medication
D)none of the above
6

If a label states that the medication is a suppository, this is an example of:
A)USP
B)dosage form
C)lot number
D)directions
7

If a medication's concentration is 1000µ/mL and the physician's order states to administer 5000µ, how many milliliters is/are required?
A)3mL
B)2mL
C)5mL
D)10mL
8

It is acceptable to use otic medications in the eye.
A)True
B)False
9

A medication can be given if it is expired:
A)in an institutional setting
B)never
C)in an outpatient setting
D)when a doctor specifically orders it
10

Directions for storage and reconstitution may be located:
A)on a package insert
B)in a PDR
C)on the product label
D)all of the above may have this information
11

Conditions or situations in which the medication should not be given are called:
A)indication
B)adverse reactions
C)contraindications
D)directions
12

Less serious, anticipated side effects that can be caused by a drug are called:
A)adverse reactions
B)contraindications
C)precautions
D)indications
13

Patty, a nurse, notices that the color of a common medication has changed. It was white in the past but is now a pale pink in color. She should:
A)double check the medication, and call the pharmacy if necessary
B)ask the patient what color they usually take
C)call the physician
D)throw the medication out and get a new dose
14

CR, ER, SR and CD are all designations describing:
A)an injectable medication
B)an extended release medication
C)a refrigerated medication
D)all of the above
15

A child is prescribed two oral liquid medications. Both medications come with calibrated droppers, but one of the droppers is destroyed accidentally. The parent should:
A)use the dropper from the other medication
B)contact the pharmacist and ask what should be done
C)use a calibrated measuring spoon instead
D)use a household teaspoon instead
16

Which of the following is a parenteral route for a medication?
A)vaginally
B)ID
C)IV
D)all of the above
17

If a medication is administered buccally it is:
A)administered rectally
B)administered between the cheek and gums
C)administered under the tongue
D)administered just under the skin
18

Which of the following tablets can not be crushed?
A)Lasix 20mg tablet
B)Lopressor 50mg tablet
C)Paxil 25mg CR tablet
D)Zoloft 50mg tablet
19

If a tablet has a thin line, or groove, across it then it is:
A)scored
B)extended release
C)refrigerated
D)none of the above
20

Which of the following is important when dispensing medication to a patient to be self-administered?
A)Any medication allergies
B)That the patient understands the directions
C)That the patient has been given all necessary instructions
D)All of the above







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