WGU Pharmacy Science COMPREHENSIVE TEST BANK
FINAL EXAM CURRENT FOR 2026/2027 PRACTICE
QUESTIONS AND STUDY GUIDE COMPLETE ACCURATE
EXAM ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS WITH DETAILED RATIONALES (RELIABLE
SOLUTIONS) A NEW UPDATED VERSION 2026
EDITION ||JUST RELEASED
prescriber indicates dispense as written
ANSWERS: DAW 1
patient requests brand name product
ANSWERS: DAW 2
pharmacist requests brand name proud be dispensed
ANSWERS: DAW 3
generic is not in stock, so the brand name product must be dispensed
ANSWERS: DAW 4
brand dispensed but priced as generic
ANSWERS: DAW 5
brand name is necessary; used for prior authorization cases
ANSWERS: DAW 6
,substitution not allowed; brand mandated by law
ANSWERS: DAW 7
generic is not currently available; either not being manufactured or
not being distributed
ANSWERS: DAW 8
"other" DAW code?
ANSWERS: DAW 9
a database of information stored in a pharmacy system for each
patient; should be continually updated by the pharmacy technician
ANSWERS: patient profile
, Patient profile contains the following information:
ANSWERS:
-name
-address
-phone number
-DOB
-gender
-allergy information
-medical information
-insurance information
-prescriptions filled
-preference for child-resistant containers
-may contain other preferences, such as generic substitution or large-
print labels
hypersensitivity of the immune system that may begin immediately
after taking a medication or take weeks to show symptoms
ANSWERS: allergies
examples of allergy indicators:
ANSWERS: -rash, watery eyes, swelling, itching, wheezing
what more severe allergies can result in; leads to swelling of the
airways and difficulty breathing; can lead to death if not immediately
treated
ANSWERS: anaphylaxis
, bright, colorful label placed on a bottle label to provide information
in addition to what is on the label; alerts patients to specific
information to which careful attention should be paid
ANSWERS: auxiliary label
label should be affixed to the medication container and match the
prescription exactly.
ANSWERS: prescription container label
Specific information is required to be print on the label including:
ANSWERS:
-pharmacy name, address, and telephone number
-patient's name
-date prescription was filled
-prescriber's name
-prescription Rx number
-medication name and strength
-directions for use
-quantity of medication
-refills allowed
-initials of pharmacist dispensing prescription
a device used to count tablets, capsules, or other solid oral
medications and transfer these dosage forms from the stock bottle to
the patient's medication bottle
ANSWERS: counting trays
a device used to split tablets in half
ANSWERS: tablet splitter
FINAL EXAM CURRENT FOR 2026/2027 PRACTICE
QUESTIONS AND STUDY GUIDE COMPLETE ACCURATE
EXAM ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS WITH DETAILED RATIONALES (RELIABLE
SOLUTIONS) A NEW UPDATED VERSION 2026
EDITION ||JUST RELEASED
prescriber indicates dispense as written
ANSWERS: DAW 1
patient requests brand name product
ANSWERS: DAW 2
pharmacist requests brand name proud be dispensed
ANSWERS: DAW 3
generic is not in stock, so the brand name product must be dispensed
ANSWERS: DAW 4
brand dispensed but priced as generic
ANSWERS: DAW 5
brand name is necessary; used for prior authorization cases
ANSWERS: DAW 6
,substitution not allowed; brand mandated by law
ANSWERS: DAW 7
generic is not currently available; either not being manufactured or
not being distributed
ANSWERS: DAW 8
"other" DAW code?
ANSWERS: DAW 9
a database of information stored in a pharmacy system for each
patient; should be continually updated by the pharmacy technician
ANSWERS: patient profile
, Patient profile contains the following information:
ANSWERS:
-name
-address
-phone number
-DOB
-gender
-allergy information
-medical information
-insurance information
-prescriptions filled
-preference for child-resistant containers
-may contain other preferences, such as generic substitution or large-
print labels
hypersensitivity of the immune system that may begin immediately
after taking a medication or take weeks to show symptoms
ANSWERS: allergies
examples of allergy indicators:
ANSWERS: -rash, watery eyes, swelling, itching, wheezing
what more severe allergies can result in; leads to swelling of the
airways and difficulty breathing; can lead to death if not immediately
treated
ANSWERS: anaphylaxis
, bright, colorful label placed on a bottle label to provide information
in addition to what is on the label; alerts patients to specific
information to which careful attention should be paid
ANSWERS: auxiliary label
label should be affixed to the medication container and match the
prescription exactly.
ANSWERS: prescription container label
Specific information is required to be print on the label including:
ANSWERS:
-pharmacy name, address, and telephone number
-patient's name
-date prescription was filled
-prescriber's name
-prescription Rx number
-medication name and strength
-directions for use
-quantity of medication
-refills allowed
-initials of pharmacist dispensing prescription
a device used to count tablets, capsules, or other solid oral
medications and transfer these dosage forms from the stock bottle to
the patient's medication bottle
ANSWERS: counting trays
a device used to split tablets in half
ANSWERS: tablet splitter
