Medical Tests PTCB Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Medical Tests PTCB Online Questions & Answers

• Question 251:

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  When unit dosing a tablet, what is the necessary labeling for each unit dose label?

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  Generic and trade name of drug, dosage form, strength, pharmacy lot number, and expiration date

• Question 252:

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  When a prescription inhaler is dispensed, how often should a patient package insert be given to the patient?

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  The first time the prescription is filled

• Question 253:

  Which DEA Sch. contains drugs that have very high abuse potential and are not usually used as medication?

  A. DEA Sch. V
  B. DEA Sch. IV
  C. DEA Sch. II
  D. DEA Sch. I
  D. DEA Sch. I

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• Question 254:

  Which of the following routes of administration is NOT parenteral?

  A. SQ
  B. SL
  C. IC
  D. IV
  B. SL

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• Question 255:

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  The doctor writes: ii gtts OU bid. What does this mean?

  Two drops in each eye twice a day

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• Question 256:

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  More than 3/4 of sales from pharmaceutical manufacturers are directly to who?

  Wholesalers

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• Question 257:

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  A dose is written for 5mg/kg every either hours for one day. The adult to take this medication weighs 145 lbs. How much drug will be needed to fill this order?

  989 mg

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• Question 258:

  Which term refers to mistreatment of a patient based on age, gender, race or sexual preference?

  A. Decorum
  B. Discrimination
  C. Harassment
  D. Innuendo
  B. Discrimination

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• Question 259:

  At your retail pharmacy a customers order totals $22.34. They pay with two $20 bills. The most appropriate change would be:

  A. (3)Fives (2)ones (2)Quarters (1)Dime (1)Nickel (2)Penny
  B. (1)Ten (1)Five (2)ones (1)Quarter (1)Dime (1)Nickel (1)Penny
  C. (1)Ten (7)ones (1)Dime (1)Nickel (1)Penny
  D. (1)Ten (1)Five (2)ones (2)Quarters (1)Dime (1)Nickel (1)Penny
  D. (1)Ten (1)Five (2)ones (2)Quarters (1)Dime (1)Nickel (1)Penny

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• Question 260:

  Custom mixing of drugs from various available products to fit the unique needs of a patient is known as:

  A. Amalgamation
  B. Concocting
  C. Compounding
  D. Mixology
  C. Compounding

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