Drugs
What is Nitroglycerin/Nitro-(stat, bid, dur)?
This law protects patient's confidentiality...
What is HIPAA?
This is the amount of ml that equal 1 oz...
What is 30 ml?
This is the last person that needs to check a prescription before it gets sent to the patient...
What is the pharmacist?
This is the fastest drug administration route...
What is the parental/intravenous route?
The drug used to help an overdose...
What is Naloxone/Narcan?
This law created NDC numbers...
What is the Drug Listing Act of 1972?
This is the markup formula...
What is selling cost minus item cost?
These are the two types of motivations...
What is extrinsic and intrinsic motivations?
This is the duration when a drug is excreted 50% by the body... (Hint: It's also the name of a game)
What is half life?
What is class schedule lll?
This is a two-lettered label that is required by the Durham-Humphrey Amendment of 1951 to be placed on prescription medicines...
What is RX?
This is the Roman numeral for 500...
What is D?
This is used to hold materials during weighing...
What is a weight boat?
This is what a drug company must complete in order to get their drug approved by the FDA...
What are the FDA Clinical trials?
This is a classification of drug you shouldn't take when you're injured due to increased bleeding...
What is an anticoagulant?
This is the law that that classified variations of testosterone as a class lll drug...
What is the Anabolic Steroid Control Act of 1990?
This is an inaccurate formula used to calculate a child's medication dose...
What is Young's rule?
This is the amount of times you need to check the label of a stock bottle during the dispensing process...
What is the number 3?
This type of hepatitis occurs from contact with infected bodily fluids...
What is Hepatitis B?
This is a drug you can't take as a child with chickenpox...
What is Ibuprofen?
These are the three drugs that the Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act of 2005 placed limits on...
What is ephedrine, pseudoephedrine, and phenylpropanolamine?
This is the name of the formula used to mix together a weaker and stronger concentration together...
What is the alligation method?
This is one of the four personalities in a pharmacy team that put ideas into actions..
What is the Optimizer?
This is a type of drug that treats pain, fever, and inflammation that needs to be watched for GI bleeding...(Hint: Aspirin)
What are salicylates?