Giant Eagle Pharmacy Tech Test Exam | Questions & Answers (Verified) | Latest Update | Graded A+

1 GIANT EAGLE PHARMACY TECH TEST EXAM | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (VERIFIED) | LATEST UPDATE | GRADED A+ After what drugs should you clean your tray? Correct Answer: Penicillin, methotrexate, tamoxifen, finasteride, and sulfa drugs Law requires all drugs to have safety caps except? Correct Answer: Nitrostat or if the medication is unit dose What drugs must be dispensed in original package? Correct Answer: Nitroglycerin tablets and Pradaxa Auxiliary label - Metronidazole tablets Correct Answer: Do not drink alcoholic beverages Auxiliary label - Amiodarone Correct Answer: No grape juice 2 Auxiliary Label Correct Answer: Additional labels placed on prescription packaging that provide supplementary information, various warnings, routes of administrations, etc. DUR Correct Answer: drug utilization review - drug interactions - requires review from pharmacists HIPPA Correct Answer: Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Elixir Correct Answer: A clear liquid containing water and/or alcohol; designed for oral use; usually has sweetener added Solutions Correct Answer: Liquid dosage forms with all medication dissolved in one another Suspension Correct Answer: A solid not dissolved in a liquid and must be shook before use Transdermal 3 Correct Answer: A topical system designed to release medication into the body through the skin Co-pay Correct Answer: the amount of money the patient has to pay that the insurance company will not pay Deductible Correct Answer: The amount the patient must pay before the insurer will cover additional medical expenses MAC Correct Answer: maximum allowable cost Ohio law for changing to a generic drug Correct Answer: The designation must be handwritten on a hard copy prescription Biggest advantage of online billing Correct Answer: Getting a rejected claim immediately A.D Correct Answer: right ear 4 O.D Correct Answer: right eye A.S Correct Answer: left ear O.S Correct Answer: left eye UAD or UD Correct Answer: As directed Ung Correct Answer: ointment Compounding (2) Correct Answer: Conversion of one dose to another, distilled water to a order to make a liquid Preparation of selected dosage forms from bulk chemicals When labeling a package item never cover what? (3) Correct Answer: NDC, Expiration, lot number 5 Aerosols Correct Answer: Liquid or gaseous medications deliver via spray Ampules Correct Answer: Sterile containers containing a single dose of medication Caplets Correct Answer: Tablets shaped similar to a capsule Cream Correct Answer: A topical dosage, semi solid, oil and water Gel Correct Answer: Semi solid, usually water, small particles, also Calle colloidal suspensions Lotion Correct Answer: Fluid emulsion or suspension intended for external use Gtts Correct Answer: Drops When compounding technicians may 6 Correct Answer: Calculate ingredients and measure ingredients, but pharmacists must check your work before combining anything Compounding equipment? Correct Answer: Graduated cylinders, prescription bottles, stirring rods Weighing paper Correct Answer: Allows for easy transfer of that active pharmaceutical ingredients Pestle and Mortar Correct Answer: Pestle- utensil Mortar- bowl Trituration Correct Answer: The process of decreasing the particle size by grinding - decreases particle size Levigation Correct Answer: Pressing hard with spatula and glass plate - decreases particle size 1 teaspoon = ? Ml Correct Answer: 5 mL 7 Is it acceptable to use as directed to calculate the day supply? Correct Answer: No 1 oz = ? Ml Correct Answer: 30 mL 1ml = ? Drops Correct Answer: 20 drops Rosuvastatin Correct Answer: Crestor. High Cholesterol Atorvastatin Correct Answer: Lipitor. High Cholesterol Gemfibrozil Correct Answer: Lopid. High Cholesterol Nicotinic Acid Correct Answer: Niacin. High Cholesterol Fenofibrate Correct Answer: Tricor. High Cholesterol 8 Ezetimibe Correct Answer: Zetia. High Cholesterol Simvastatin Correct Answer: Zocor. High Cholesterol Verapamil Correct Answer: Calan. Hypertension Valsartan Correct Answer: Diovan. Hypertension Losartan Correct Answer: Cozaar. Hypertension Triamterene/HCTZ Correct Answer: Dyazide, Maxzide. Hypertension Hydrochlorothiazide Correct Answer: Hydrodiuril , Hypertension Metoprolol 9 Correct Answer: Lopressor, Toprol XL. Hypertension Amlodipine Correct Answer: Norvasc, hypertension Lisinopril Correct Answer: Prinivil, Zestril. Hypertension Atenolol Correct Answer: Tenormin. Hypertension Pioflitazone* Correct Answer: Actos. Diabetes. Metformin* Correct Answer: Glucophage. Diabetes. Glipizide* Correct Answer: Glucotrol. Diabetes. Neuropathic definition and two drugs Correct Answer: Occurs from damage nerve endings. Lyrica and Gabapentin. 10 Naproxen Correct Answer: Aleve. Pain Celecoxib Correct Answer: Celebrex. Pain Piroxicam Correct Answer: Feldene. Pain Ibuprofen Correct Answer: Motrin. Pain Ketotolac Correct Answer: Toradol. Pain Diclofenac Correct Answer: Voltaren. Pain Oxycodone Correct Answer: Oxycontin. Pain oxycodone/acetaminophen Correct Answer: Percocet. Pain 11 Hydromorphone Correct Answer: Dilaudid. Pain hydrocodone/acetaminophen Correct Answer: Norco, Vicodin. Pain Morphine Correct Answer: MS Contin. Pain Esomeprazole Correct Answer: Nexium. Gas Lansoprazole Correct Answer: Prevacid. Gas Omperazole Correct Answer: Prilosec. Gas Ranitidine Correct Answer: Zantac. Gas Ondansetron* 12 Correct Answer: Zofran. Gas Loperamide Correct Answer: Imodium. Gas bismuth subsalicylate Correct Answer: Kaopectate. Gas Diphenoxylate/Atropine* Correct Answer: Lomotil docusate sodium Correct Answer: Colace. Gas Bisacodyl Correct Answer: Dulcolax. Gas Psyllium Correct Answer: Metamucil. Gas Fexofenadine Correct Answer: Allegra. Allergy 13 Diphenhydramine Correct Answer: Benadryl. Allergy Loratadine Correct Answer: Claritin. Allergy Fluticasone ( allergy ) Correct Answer: Flonase. Allergy Budesonide Correct Answer: Rhinocort. Allergy Fluticasone (asthma) Correct Answer: Flovent. Asthma Albuterol Correct Answer: Proventil HFA or Ventolin HFA. Asthma. Salmeterol Correct Answer: Severent. Asthma. Guaifenesin* Correct Answer: Robitussin, Mucinex. Cough 14 guaifensin/codeine Correct Answer: Robitussin AC Dextromethorphan Correct Answer: Delsym. Cough hydrocodone/homatropine * Correct Answer: Hycodan. Cough Amoxicillin* Correct Answer: Amoxil. Infectious amoxicillin/clavulanic acid Correct Answer: Augmentin. Infectious sulfamethoxazole/trimethoprim Correct Answer: Bactrim. Infectious Clarithromycin Correct Answer: Biaxin. Infectious Ciprofloxacin 15 Correct Answer: Cipro. Infectious Cephalexin Correct Answer: Keflex. Infectious Azithromycin* Correct Answer: Zithromax. Infectious Acyclovir* Correct Answer: Zovirax. Infectious Fluconazole Correct Answer: Diflucan. Infectious Metronidazole Correct Answer: Flagyl. Infectious Permethrin Correct Answer: Nix, Elimite. Infectious Citalopram Correct Answer: Celexa. Depression 16 Venlafaxine Correct Answer: Effexor. Depression Paroxetine Correct Answer: Paxil. Depression Fluoxetine Correct Answer: Prozac. Depression Bupropion Correct Answer: Wellbutrin. Depression. Lorazepam Correct Answer: Ativan. Anxiety Clonazepam Correct Answer: Klonopin. Anxiety Diazepam Correct Answer: Valium. Anxiety Alprazolam Correct Answer: Xanax. Anxiety 17 CQI Correct Answer: Focus on the process of root cause analysis, not the individual Root Cause Analysis (2) Correct Answer: Document the QRE or incident and Investigate where the process broke down Class II recall Correct Answer: A drug that is under-strength but is not used to treat life-threatening situations. Consequence is remote. Class I recall Correct Answer: Label mix-up. Serious consequences or death. Class III recall Correct Answer: A minor container defect. Not likely to cause a consequence The pharmacist must preform a prospective drug utilization review including (2) Correct Answer: Duplicate therapies. Drug-drug and drug-allergy interactions. How long are prescriptions for acute pain valid for ? Correct Answer: 14 days 18 Controlled substances must be prescribed in ? Correct Answer: Numerical and alphabetical form A prescription for an animal must contain? Correct Answer: Label must have animals and owners name. If a compound must indicate. OBRA Correct Answer: Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act - counseling Medicare hard copy prescriptions must be stored for how many years? Correct Answer: 10 years Al records must be kept for how long? Correct Answer: 3 years If the prescription record is older than 12 months, how many days do we comply to any request ? Correct Answer: 3 days The inventory must be completed either as ? Correct Answer: Opening or close of business 19 Immunizations must include the following when stored? Correct Answer: Full name, address. Name, strength and dose of immunization. Lot number and expiration date. PHI Correct Answer: Protected Health Information Notice of Privacy Correct Answer: Offered once a year