CPJE PRACTICE EXAMINATION 2026
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GUARANTEED TO PASS.
A patient brings in a prescription for Propecia® written by a known
physician on a plain piece of paper. The paper is not a prescription
blank, but just a plain white sheet of paper with all the needed
information hand written. The pharmacist should. Ans:Fill the
prescription as written and file.
A 60-year-old woman who recently had a hysterectomy comes to the
pharmacy with new
prescriptions for estradiol, ibuprofen, calcium carbonate, and
medroxyprogesterone. Which of the following drugs should be discussed
with the prescriber?. Ans:Medroxyprogesterone
What would be the MOST APPROPRIATE auxiliary labels for a
prescription for clarithromycin 250 mg/5 mL?. Ans:Do not refrigerate
and Shake well.
A pharmacy technician has prepared four IV piggyback doses of
sulfamethoxazole/trimethoprim for 24-hour dosing for a patient. The
technician
,asked the pharmacist to verify the medication before delivery to the
patient ward. What is a concern regarding the preparation?. Ans:Short
term drug stability
A technician has prepared a 16-oz bulk supply of spironolactone
suspension 1 mg/mL to be packaged into 5 mg/5 mL oral syringes for
future dispensing. The pharmacist checking this preparation should
ensure that the records include what?. Ans:1. Manufacturer's lot number.
2. Package size and number of syringes prepared.
3. Formula for the suspension.
A pharmacist is performing a final check of a new prescription for
lithium carbonate extended release tablets. What auxiliary label should
the pharmacist affix to the container?. Ans:Take with food or milk.
A pharmacist is performing a final check on a new prescription for a
patient with a nasogastric tube. The prescription label reads:
Lotensin 10 mg #60
Take one tablet via NG tube daily.
What is CORRECT for administration of this dose through a nasogastric
tube?. Ans:The tabs can be crushed and mixed with water.
A pharmacist receives a prescription for Ativan® 1 mg and elects to
dispense a generic equivalent manufactured by S-G. What drug
, descriptions on the label would be legally CORRECT?. Ans:Lorazepam
1 mg (S-G)
What auxiliary labels should be placed on a prescription container
for
amoxicillin/clavulanate suspension?. Ans:1. Take until gone.
2. Refrigerate.
Which of the following requires the advisory label warning, "May
cause drowsiness"?
A. tegasorb
B. indapamide
C. cyclobenzaprine
D. modafinil. Ans:Cyclobenzaprine
A technician prepares a new prescription for Coreg®. The vial is
labeled as follows:
Coreg 3.125 mg tablets #60
Take 1 tablet twice daily.
Auxiliary label: Take with food.
Assuming the technician interpreted the prescription as written, what
would be the MOST APPROPRIATE action?. Ans:Dispense coreg as
written.
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GUARANTEED TO PASS.
A patient brings in a prescription for Propecia® written by a known
physician on a plain piece of paper. The paper is not a prescription
blank, but just a plain white sheet of paper with all the needed
information hand written. The pharmacist should. Ans:Fill the
prescription as written and file.
A 60-year-old woman who recently had a hysterectomy comes to the
pharmacy with new
prescriptions for estradiol, ibuprofen, calcium carbonate, and
medroxyprogesterone. Which of the following drugs should be discussed
with the prescriber?. Ans:Medroxyprogesterone
What would be the MOST APPROPRIATE auxiliary labels for a
prescription for clarithromycin 250 mg/5 mL?. Ans:Do not refrigerate
and Shake well.
A pharmacy technician has prepared four IV piggyback doses of
sulfamethoxazole/trimethoprim for 24-hour dosing for a patient. The
technician
,asked the pharmacist to verify the medication before delivery to the
patient ward. What is a concern regarding the preparation?. Ans:Short
term drug stability
A technician has prepared a 16-oz bulk supply of spironolactone
suspension 1 mg/mL to be packaged into 5 mg/5 mL oral syringes for
future dispensing. The pharmacist checking this preparation should
ensure that the records include what?. Ans:1. Manufacturer's lot number.
2. Package size and number of syringes prepared.
3. Formula for the suspension.
A pharmacist is performing a final check of a new prescription for
lithium carbonate extended release tablets. What auxiliary label should
the pharmacist affix to the container?. Ans:Take with food or milk.
A pharmacist is performing a final check on a new prescription for a
patient with a nasogastric tube. The prescription label reads:
Lotensin 10 mg #60
Take one tablet via NG tube daily.
What is CORRECT for administration of this dose through a nasogastric
tube?. Ans:The tabs can be crushed and mixed with water.
A pharmacist receives a prescription for Ativan® 1 mg and elects to
dispense a generic equivalent manufactured by S-G. What drug
, descriptions on the label would be legally CORRECT?. Ans:Lorazepam
1 mg (S-G)
What auxiliary labels should be placed on a prescription container
for
amoxicillin/clavulanate suspension?. Ans:1. Take until gone.
2. Refrigerate.
Which of the following requires the advisory label warning, "May
cause drowsiness"?
A. tegasorb
B. indapamide
C. cyclobenzaprine
D. modafinil. Ans:Cyclobenzaprine
A technician prepares a new prescription for Coreg®. The vial is
labeled as follows:
Coreg 3.125 mg tablets #60
Take 1 tablet twice daily.
Auxiliary label: Take with food.
Assuming the technician interpreted the prescription as written, what
would be the MOST APPROPRIATE action?. Ans:Dispense coreg as
written.
