Caculations
Laws, Regulations, & Controlled Substances
Medication & Patient Safety & Quality Assurance
Preparing & Dispensing Prescriptions
Sterile & Nonsterile Products, Compounding, Unit Dose, & Repackaging
100

This is the number of milligrams (mg) in 1.42 g

 What is 1,420 mg?

100

What is the specific purpose of DEA Form 222?

Form is used to purchase or transfer Schedule 1 or 2 controlled substances.

100

What does the abbreviation "LASA" stand for?

Look-Alike Sound-Alike & Tall Man Lettering

100

Must be accessible for handling hazardous chemicals and drugs in the pharmacy

Safety Data Sheets (SDS)

100

The type of gloves required for sterile compounding.

What are sterile gloves?

200

This is the standard conversion for how many mL are in 1 teaspoon.

What is 5 mL?

200

What does the abbreviation PHI stand for under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act?

Protected Health Information

200

When handing a completed prescription to a patient at the pick-up counter, what are the two standard patient identifiers that must be verified?

Patient's full name and date of birth (DOB)

200

When repackaging medications from a bulk stock container into a unit dose package, technician must record this specific tracking identifier on the package

What is the lot number and expiration date?

200

The glass ampule component that requires a special needle with a built-in filter to draw from.

What is a filter needle?

300

Convert 98.5°F to Celsius

What is 36.9°C (or 37°C)?

300

The Poison Prevention Packaging Act of 1970 mandates child-resistant containers. What classic sublingual cardiac drug is famously exempt from this rule?

Sublingual nitroglycerin

300

What critical auxiliary warning label must be used to all reconstituted oral antibiotic suspensions (such as Amoxicillin or Cephalexin) before dispensing?

Shake Well Before Using

300

This specific color of plastic or glass container is used to protect light-sensitive medications from degradation.

What is Amber?

300

This is the most effective way to prevent the spread of infection.

Hand hygiene

400

A patient weighs 330 lbs.The doctor orders 20 mg/kg/day TID. How many mg per dose?

What is 1,000 mg?

400

Define a Schedule I controlled substance in terms of medical use and abuse potential.

No currently accepted medical use and high potential for abuse

400

Cleanroom Garbing Order: List the correct step-by-step order of donning PPE prior to sterile compounding in the cleanroom buffer area.

  • Shoe covers
  • Hair and beard covers
  • Face mask and eye shield
  • Hand wash/wash forearms (first sanitizing)
  • Non-shedding gown
  • Alcohol-based hand sanitizer rub (cleanroom)
  • Sterile, powder-free gloves.
400

This 10-digit or 11-digit number found on the stock bottle is used by the technician to verify they have selected the exact correct drug, strength, and package size.

What is the NDC (National Drug Code) number?

400

Chapter 795 covers non-sterile, 797 covers sterile, and 800 covers hazardous handling for this U.S. pharmacopeia organization.

What is the USP? or What is the United States Pharmacopeia?

500

If a tablet is 50 mg and the doctor orders 25 mg, you dispense this many tablets.

What is 0.5 tabs (or half a tablet)?

500

Under the Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act (CMEA) of 2005, what is the daily sales limit of pseudoephedrine base per customer?

3.6 grams per day

500

Class I Recall

Extreme danger; causes severe injury or death.

500

A bright, color-coded sticker is applied directly to the prescription bottle to warn patients about critical safety information, such as "May cause drowsiness" or "Take with food."

What is an auxiliary label?

500

Garbing is to be performed where?

What is a Anteroom

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