Drug Names
Rx vs OTC
6 Rights of Med Admin
Drug Schedules
Drug Classes
Prescription Orders
Patient Education
100

This is the generic name for Tylenol

Acetaminophen


100

These medications can be purchased without a doctor's order

OTC

100

You verify this "right" using two identifiers like DOB and Name

Patient

100

This schedule is the most restrictive and does not have any accepted medical use

Schedule I

100

This is a side effect of antidiabetic drugs

Hypoglycemia; Nausea, Weight Gain

100

Which of these is NOT a required component of a prescription order?
Patient Name

Insurance Provider

Dosage Instructions

Prescribing Physician's Name

Insurance Provider

100

This strategy requires the patient to summarize instructions in their own words

Teach Back Method

200

This the primary difference between generic and brand-name drugs

Cost

200

These medications do not require a prescription but can only be purchased with a pharmacist's approval

BTC

200

When should you document your medication administration?

Always After, Never Before!

200

This schedule is also know as behind-the-counter

Schedule V

200

This is what a bronchodilator drug does

Relaxes muscles of airway for easier breathing

200

What does "Sig: 1tab PO BID" mean?

Directions of Use: Take 1 tablet by mouth twice a day

200

What is one strategy you could use to help educate elderly patients

Large print instructions

300

These drugs may be confused with other drugs due to similar names

LASA - Look-Alike, Sound-Alike

300

These medications must be purchased with an order from the doctor

Rx

300

You verify this "right" by comparing the medication label to the order at least three times

Medication

300

Ketamine is an example of this schedule

Schedule III

300

Frequent urination is common side effect of what type of drug class?

Diuretics

300

This is the abbreviation for refill

Rf

300

What do you need to provide for non-English speaking patients?

Interpreter

400

This is the definition of the chemical name for a drug

Drug's molecular structure and chemical composition

400

Sudafed is an example of this type of medication

BTC

400

You verify this "right" by administering at the correct time and frequency

Time

400

Morphine is an example of this schedule

Schedule II

400

Prednisone and Hydrocortisone are examples of this therapeutic class

Corticosteroids

400
The abbreviation DISP stands for this

The quantity of tablets dispensed in the prescription bottle

400

This leads to antibiotic resistance

Not finishing antibiotics 

500

Physicians always write this name on a prescription

Generic Name

500

Tylenol and Advil are examples of this type of medication

OTC

500

You verify this "right" by double checking how the medication should be given

Route

500

What is the prescription regulation for Schedule IV drugs?

5 refills in 6 months

500

Ibuprofen is an example of this drug class

Analgesics, Anti-Inflammatory

500

This number is a registration number for all healthcare providers that prescribe controlled substances

DEA number
500

Name one of the main goals of patient education

 Improve adherence, reduce medication errors, enhance medication safety