Brand name for Ibuprofen
Advil
Drug class ending in -dipine
(Amlodipine, Felodipine, Nifedipine)
Calcium Channel Blocker
This privacy law protects patient health information.
HIPAA
A 250-mg tablet is ordered for a patient who needs 500 mg. How many tablets are needed?
2 Tablets
Hydrocodone combination products belong to this schedule.
Schedule II
The bottom number of a blood pressure reading is called
Diastolic
Drug class ending in -pril
Ace Inhibitors
This program requires the patient package insert for this medications due to pregnancy risks.
iPLEDGE
How many milliliters are in 1 TEAspoon?
5 ML
A pharmacy must conduct a complete controlled substance inventory this often.
Every 2 years
Which medication is used to treat muscle spasms?
A. Norepinephine
B. Cyclobenzaprine
C. Digitalis
B. Cyclobenzaprine
Drug suffixes ending in -cillin
Antibiotic
Every controlled substance prescription must include this prescriber identifier.
DEA Number
Convert 30 mL to tablespoons.
2 Tablespoons
Schedule II prescriptions may be written for up to this day supply in most cases.
30 days
How many chambers does the heart have?
4
-Statins are used to treat this condition
High Cholesterol
This federal agency regulates workplace safety and exposure to chemicals in pharmacies.
OSHA
At Home Order: 225 mg
Stock: 150-mg tablets
1.5 Tablets
(1 tablet - 150mg .. half tablet - 75mg)
The maximum number of times a Schedule III–V medication may be refilled within 6 months.
5 Refills
It's time to do our weekly rotations for the shelf life. For the Losartan 20mg there are 5 bottles on the shelf. What order are you putting the bottles in?
A. December 2025
B. November 2025
C. April 2026
D. March 2026
E. January 2026
A. December 2025
E. January 2026
D. March 2026
C. April 2026
**B should not be on the shelf and should have been pulled last month
Drug classes ending in -prazole
Proton Pump Inhibitor (PPI)
This organization publishes the "Do Not Use" abbreviation list.
The Joint Commission
Order: 20 mg
Stock: 5 mg/mL suspension
4 ML
This number of refills is allowed on Schedule II prescriptions.