Medication
Vaccines & Tech Roles
Compounding Basics
Sig Codes
Control Schedule
100

Tamiflu for ?

for influenza/flu

100

This class of medication trains the immune system to recognize pathogens

What are vaccines

100

This type of compounding is generally used for creams and capsules

What is nonsterile compounding

100

Apply topically to affected area at bedtime

What is apply top qhs

100

Cough syrups containing codeine belong here

What is Schedule V?

200

Tessalone for ?

for cough

200

Technicians can help patients understand the difference between these two names: Tylenol and Acetaminophen

What are brand and generic names

200

The USP chapter that covers nonsterile compounding

What is USP 795?

200

Take 1 tablet by mouth every 6 hours as needed for pain

What is 1 tab PO q6h prn pain

200

This schedule allows up to 5 refills within 6 months

What is Schedule III(3) or IV (4) ?

300

Lopressor for ?

relives high pressure

300

The technician must flag this if two medications with overlapping effects are prescribed together, like opioids and benzodiazepines

What is a drug interaction (or potential adverse reaction)

300

Compounding is necessary when a medication is not ___

What is commercially available (or available in the required dose/form)

300

Instill 1 drop in left eye twice daily

What is 1 gtt OS BID

300

This schedule includes medications like heroin with no accepted medical use

What is Schedule I

400

Proventil/Ventolin for ?

asthma

400

A technician working in compounding must follow safety and quality rules from this organization

What is USP (United States Pharmacopeia)?

400

This document helps determine how long a compounded medication is usable

What is the beyond-use date

400

2 caps PO q8h

What is Take two capsules by mouth every 8 hours 

400

Medications in this schedule include oxycodone and Adderall

What is Schedule II?