PTCB - PRACTICE TEST QUESTIONS
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED
ANSWERS; ALREADY GRADED A;
2026
According to the CMEA of 2005, what does the logbook need to
contain? - correct answer- -personal information of
the person purchasing the product and quantity
-strength
-date
-time of the product sale
According to the Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act of
2005 (CMEA), what is the maximum amount of
pseudoephedrine a customer can purchase in a 30-day period?
- correct answer- 9 grams
All of the following are common reasons for a medication recall
except ____.
-the presence of impurities
-product mislabeling
, -contamination
-expensive cost of medication - correct answer- -
expensive cost of medication
class I recall - correct answer- Occurs when a
medication is likely to cause severe adverse effects or even
death
class II recall - correct answer- Occurs when
medication may cause temporary adverse health effects that are
reversible if there is a small risk of serious adverse effects
class III recall - correct answer- Occurs when a
medication is not likely to cause a patient to have adverse
effects
class IV recall - correct answer- does not exist
How can CII medications be ordered? - correct answer-
with a hand-written DEA 222 form or through the Controlled
Substance Ordering System (CSOS)
WITH DETAILED VERIFIED
ANSWERS; ALREADY GRADED A;
2026
According to the CMEA of 2005, what does the logbook need to
contain? - correct answer- -personal information of
the person purchasing the product and quantity
-strength
-date
-time of the product sale
According to the Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act of
2005 (CMEA), what is the maximum amount of
pseudoephedrine a customer can purchase in a 30-day period?
- correct answer- 9 grams
All of the following are common reasons for a medication recall
except ____.
-the presence of impurities
-product mislabeling
, -contamination
-expensive cost of medication - correct answer- -
expensive cost of medication
class I recall - correct answer- Occurs when a
medication is likely to cause severe adverse effects or even
death
class II recall - correct answer- Occurs when
medication may cause temporary adverse health effects that are
reversible if there is a small risk of serious adverse effects
class III recall - correct answer- Occurs when a
medication is not likely to cause a patient to have adverse
effects
class IV recall - correct answer- does not exist
How can CII medications be ordered? - correct answer-
with a hand-written DEA 222 form or through the Controlled
Substance Ordering System (CSOS)
