Rite Aid Exam | latest with questions and answers

Rite Aid Exam | latest with questions and answers DY (QD) - Daily BID - 2x TID - 3x QID - 4x 5ml= - 1tsp 15ml= - 1tblsp 1oz= - 30ml 1oz= - 28 grams 1 gram= - 1000mg GTT - drops OU - Both Eyes OD - Right Eye OS - Left Eye Insulin - 100 units in 1ml Eye Drops - 20 drops in 1ml 1. HIPAA 2. DEA 3. OBRA 4. CBT 5. FDA 6. RACS 7. NPI 8. DPC 9. RAP 10. PDM - Health Insurance Portability and Accountability act of 1996 2. Drug Enforcement Administration -controlled substances 3. Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1990 -Designed for Medicade 4. Computer Based Training 5. Food and Drug Administration 6. Retail Automated Customer Service -becoming important 7. National Provider Identifier 8. District Pharmacy Coordinator 9. Rite Aid Portal 10. Pharmacy District Manager State Board of Pharmacy - Regulates the Operations of the pharmacy -made up of public members -consumer members, academics, techs, pharmacy members in that store FDA - Assigns national drug codes -official wording of drug literature/directions for OTC products CPSC - Poison prevention Normal BP - 120/80 Dynamic Process 2. pharmacology - All happen at the same time 2. branch of medicine -concerned with the uses, effects and modes of action of drugs Absorption - How product gets into blood -parenteral products have no absorption Distribution - How product is transported to its site Metabolism - Chemical process the body uses to alter the drug Excretion - Removal of drug from body Hypertension 1. Diuretics 2. Beta blockers 3. ACE inhibitors 4. Calcium channel blockers 5. ARBs 6. Alpha blockers - High blood pressure: want to lower it 1. remove excess fluids from blood to reduce pressure on artery wall -called water pills 2. decreasing heart rate, blocks adrenaline -end in -olol 3. block enzyme that converts Angiotensin 1 to 2 to open artery 4. block calcium channel which makes heart vessel relax 5. block actions of Angiotensin 2 6. help vessels stay open by blocking chemicals that raise blood pressure 1. LDL 2. HDL 3. Triglycerides - 1. low density lipoprotein -bad forms thick deposits on walls of arteries 2. high density -good helps remove cholesterol from blood 3. most common cholesterol in blood normal blood glucose level -systolic pressure is - 70-99 mg/dl -when hear is pumping Diabetes type 1 type 2 - 1. insulin dependent treatments= insulin injection -dont make insulin 2. non-insulin dependent= don't use insulin in the correct way -oral pills -adult onset common thyroid meds - synthriod & levothyroxine arthritis - joint inflammation -uses non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs like naproxen -also uses acetaminophen ulcers - open sores -med: sucralfate -treatment: h2 blockers and proton pump inhibitors asthma - lungs inflate and narrows airway which causes wheezing -long term meds: singulair accolate -short term meds: alupent & prevenril, pro air, ventolin corticosteroids - -hormones produced in adrenal glands -ex: cortisol & decadron anti-coagulants - prevent formation of blood clots ex: coumadin, eliquis, xarelto, fradmin anti-depressants - most prescribed class of medicines -SSRI's and SNRI's ex: celexa (citalopram), lexapro (esciatalopram), prozac (fluoxetine), zoloft (sertraline), alilifty (aripipazole), cymbalta (duloxetine) effexor (venlafaxine) anti-anxiety meds - end in -pam (lorazepam, clonazepam) ADHD - attention deficit hyperactive disorder -adderal (dextroa