Laws & Regulations
Dosage Forms & Routes
Terminology & Sig Codes
Prescrions & Processing
Compounding
100

The study of values or principles governing personal relationships.

What is ethics?

100

The nonproprietary name is often referred to this.

What is the generic name?

100

The sig code is "qs".

What is the sig code for quantity sufficient?

100

May be used to emphasize important aspects of a dispensed medication for the patient.

What are Auxiliary labels?

100

Complete destruction of organisms after they leave the body.

What is medical asepsis?

200

The regulatory agency responsible for the approval of drugs, over-the-counter (OTC) and prescription labeling, and standards for drug manufacturing.

What is the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)?

200

A tablet form which has a special coating that is protected from stomach acid and causes the drug to dissolve in the intestines.

What is an Enteric Coated tablet?

200

The sig: i tab po qid prn

What is the sig code for "Take one tablet by mouth four times a day as needed"?

200

The conditions in which a container with a safety enclosure (child-riesistant top) may not be used on a retail pharmacy prescription.

Why would the Patient and/or prescriber requests otherwise?

200

According to the USP, low-risk compounding products can be kept in a refrigerator for this time.

What is 14 days?

300

The official DEA form that pharmacies use to document the destruction of controlled substances.

What is DEA form 41?

300

An alcohol-containing liquid that may be used pharmaceutically as a volvent.

What is a spirit?

300

The sig: Instill i gtt ou qhs x7d

What is the sig code for "Instill 1 drop in each eye every night at bedtime for 7 days"?

300

The number of refills are allowed for a noncontrolled medication.

When are Unlimited number of refills within a year (unless otherwise specified by the prescriber) allowed?

300

The class A balance  sensitivity requirement.

What is 6 mg?

400
Infomaiton included in patient counseling, as required by the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA) of 1990/

When is the name and description of the drug provided?

400

The administration of a drug that completely bypasses the gastrointestinal tract.

What is Intravenous?

400

The sig: insert i-ii supp pr qhs prn insomnia

What is the sig code for "Insert 1 to 2 suppositories rectally every night at bedtime as needed for insomnia"?

400

The pharmacy receives a prescription for Tapazole 15 mg daily in divided doses. This is what the name and strength of the medication is collectively called.

What is an Inscription?

400

The measuring device that is most accurate for volumes greater than 1.5 mL.

What is a cylindrical graduate?

500

A unique and permanent product code that identifies the manufacturer or distributor, the drug formulation, and the size and type of packaging.

What is the National Drug Code (NDC)?

500

For subcutaneous injections, the maximum amount of drug that can be administered.

When is 2 cc (2 mL) administered?

500

The sig: aaa ung top to rash tid prn

What is the sig code for "Apply ointment topically to the affected area with a rash three times a day as needed"?

500

A prescription for a noncontrolled medication is brought to the pharmacy, with five refills allowed. Two weeks later, the patient requests that it be transferred to another pharmacy. The prescription may be transferred this many times.

What is One time?

500

The most common form of compounded medications.

What are Liquids?

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