Medical Tests PTCE Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Medical Tests PTCE Online Questions & Answers

• Question 491:

  The correct direction for a prescription label for the Sig:"2 gtt OU q4-6h p.r.n."is to place two drops in:

  A. Both ears every 4 to 6 hours as needed.
  B. The right ear every 4 to 6 hours as needed.
  C. The right eye every 4 to 6 hours as needed.
  D. Both eyes every 4 to 6 hours as needed.
  D. Both eyes every 4 to 6 hours as needed.

• Question 492:

  What concentration of a sodium chloride solution would be Hypertonic?

  A. 0.009%
  B. 0.090%
  C. 0.900%
  D. 9.000%
  D. 9.000%

• Question 493:

  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

• Question 494:

  Hypoglycemiais a common side effect of:

  A. Haloperidol
  B. Gemfibrozil
  C. Glipizide
  D. Hydrochlorothiazide
  C. Glipizide

• Question 495:

  CORRECT TEXT

  How many 30 mg KMNO4 (Potassium Permanganate) tablets are needed to make the following solution? KMNO4 1:5000 600ml?

  4 tablets

• Question 496:

  How much of a drug prescribed at5 mg/kgshould be administered to a patient weighing132 lbs?

  A. 33 mg
  B. 300 mg
  C. 660 mg
  D. 3 g
  C. 660 mg

• Question 497:

  CORRECT TEXT

  A senior citizen is pay for a prescription for penicillin VK 250 mg #30. The usual and customary price is #8.49. However this patient qualifies for a 10% discount.

  How much does the patient pay?

  $7.64

• Question 498:

  Which of the following situations represents a vaccine administration error that should be voluntarily reported?

  A. Fluzone was administered subcutaneously.
  B. Boostrix was administered intramuscularly.
  C. Varivax was administered subcutaneously.
  D. Shingrix was administered intramuscularly.
  A. Fluzone was administered subcutaneously.

• Question 499:

  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

• Question 500:

  Which of the followingmedications should be pulled from inventorydue to incorrect storage?

  A. Boostrix that was stored in a refrigerator.
  B. Havrix that was stored in a refrigerator.
  C. Shingrix that was stored in a freezer.
  D. Varivax that was stored in a freezer.
  C. Shingrix that was stored in a freezer.