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100
What is required to be worn when handling chemo? A-Double gloves, B-Tie in the back gown, C-facemask and Eye Wear, D-all of the above
D-all of the above
100
How long are prescriptions maintained on file?
Generally 42 months (3.5 years). However, the more precise answer is 2 years past the completion of therapy with regard to the prescription or 42 months, whichever is greater.
100
Strong likelihood that product will cause serious adverse effects or death is what class of recall?
Class I
100
what do you use to identify a recalled medication?
Lot # is one way to Id the right med
100
Which book contains brief info on all trade and generic drugs (use facts and comparisons for more info)
American drug index
200
What should you do if you have an accident with a hazardous substance and get it in your eyes?
Go to the nearest eyewash station
200
What form of risk management strategy is used to inform patients of risks with oral contraceptives and estrogen-containing products and also with inhalers?
Patient package inserts
200
Where a product may cause temporary but reversible adverse effects, or in which there is little likelihood of serious adverse effects is what class of recall?
Class II
200
A customer walks into the pharmacy and tell the technician that she is having extreme diarrhea like every 5 to 10 minutes what should the technician do?
Get the Pharmacist ASAP :)
200
Which book contains info on drugs, mainly inserts from drug manufacturers (limited information, difficult to read)
Physician's desk reference (PDR)
300
What is the maximum transfer number for a C-III to C-V?
Once
300
What year was HIPAA invented?
August 21, 1996
300
Product is not likely to cause adverse effects is what class of recall?
Class III
300
What do you do if the state and federal law differs from each other?
Use the more stringent one
300
Which book contains drug information [easy to read, most updated, most used]
Facts and comparisons
400
What form do you need to report theft of a scheduled drug
DEA Form 106
400
What does HIPAA stand for?
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
400
According to USP <797>, an appropriate sanitizing agent is?A. 100% ethanol B. 70% methanol C. 70% isopropyl alcohol D. 100% acetone
C. 70% isopropyl alcohol
400
Which book contains info on average wholesale pricing (for insurance or third party pricing)
RED BOOK
400
Which book contains information for compounding purposes [contains physical characteristics of different drugs and recipes]
Remington's pharmaceutical
500
What is the formula for calculating the prescriber's DEA #?
Step 1 The first letter should be an A, B or M. It doesn't matter which one Step 2 The Second letter must be the first initial of the prescribed /doctor's last name Step 3 Then look at the numbers...add the 1st, 3rd, and 5th numbers together. Hold total Step 4 Then add the 2nd, 4th, and 6th numbers together....take the sum and multiply by 2 Step 5 Lastly add the two sums together. The last digit from your final sum must match the last digit on the doctors/prescribers DEA number.
500
Who made it a requirement to do patient consultations?
OBRA 90
500
According to USP <797>, what air quality is required when compounding in a laminar air flow workbench (LAFW)? A. ISO Class 3 B. ISO Class 5 C. ISO Class 7 D. ISO Class 8
B. ISO Class 5
500
Which book contains listing of generic drug equivalencies compared to other generic drugs or trade drugs
ORANGE BOOK
500
Bonus Question How many sections were in pharmacy law and regulations on the blue print for our test? a-10, b-14, c-8, d-15
D-15
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