110 test Flashcards

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The abbreviation that implies an emergency situation is:

A

STAT

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An ASAP order:

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should be quickly processed

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3
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Parenteral medications

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bypass digestive system, are commonly considered to be injections, and are usually intended for systemic action.

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4
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policies and procedures manuals contain information regarding all of the following except:

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employees Weekley schedule

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5
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) regulates and administers

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Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) and Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA)

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What is used for patient identification in hospital order entry in lieu of the patient’s
address and telephone number?

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Medical record number. Computerized physician order entry (CPOE).

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eMAR stands for

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Electronic Medication administration record

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8
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Which of the following is considered to be a closed system?

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Glove Box

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9
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USP <797> regulations state that compounding should take place within an ______ or
better clean room.

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iISO class 8

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10
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Supplies of medication on hand in certain units of a hospital are called ____________ stock.

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Floor

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The hospital department that stores backup stock for the pharmacy is called:

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Central supply

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12
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What is medication reconciliation?

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comparing patient’s medications orders with the medication they were taking before admission to hospital.

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13
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A technician who does the purchasing for the department may be called the:

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pharmacy buyer, pharmacy purchasing agent, pharmacy procurement specialist

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Pharmacy benefit management (PBM) companies hire pharmacy technicians to:

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prepare mail-ordered prescriptions, process claims to members depending on their benefits, and provide benifeit information to patients

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15
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Which of the following is(are) required for a pharmacy technician to teach at an
accredited college?

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National Certification

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16
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One of the reasons that nuclear pharmacy technicians usually make a higher salary than
those in traditional setting is that:

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risks associated with these positions

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The provision of pharmaceutical care through the use of telecommunications and
information technologies to patients at a distance is called:

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telepharmacy

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For which type of pharmacy technician position is it preferred that the technician have a
bachelor’s degree in computer science?

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pharmacy informatics technician

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The job of a pharmacy purchasing agent may include:

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meeting with sales representatives, negotiating prices and contracts, and placing orders

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20
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The specific class of drugs used in a nuclear pharmacy is known as:

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radiopharmaceuticals

21
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Radiopharmaceuticals can be administered by:

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mouth, installation in the bladder, and injection

22
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Which one of the reasons below is not related to errors?

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orders arriving from different sources

23
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Which of the following patient errors are likely to be made at home?

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taking a medication at the wrong time, taking an over the counter (OTC) medication that interacts with his or hers prescribed medication, and taking the wrong amount of medication.

24
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Warfarin (Coumadin) administered to prevent blood clotting can interact with:

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can interact with both aspirin and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs

25
Drug errors can be reported to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) through:
MedWatch
26
A physician ordering an IV to run at 100 mL/hr instead of 125 mL/hr is an example of what type of error?
prescribing error
27
Which one of the following distractions cannot be avoided in the workplace?
telephones ringing
28
The majority of health care–associated infections (HAIs) are:
Pneumonia, blood stream and surgical site infections, and urinary tract infections (UTI).
29
Why is IV heparin a high-alert medication and extremely dangerous?
IV heparin is available in many similar-looking strengths. flushing IV lines with a Hep-Lock solution is common, which is a very low dose of heparin that can be confused with significantly higher concentrations, and IV heparin quickly takes effect and is not easily reverse
30
Bar codes provide which of the following forms of drug identification?
National Drug Code number (NDC), expiration date, and lot number
31
Which of the following is not one of the five safety standards outlined by TJC?
Clinical care of staff
32
To reduce errors, pharmacies may:
use automatic dispensing system (ADS), keep high alert medications in a separate location in the pharmacy, and designate a medication safety leader.
33
Which one of the following would not constitute a medications error?
a unit- dose medication is returned from the nursing floor for credit and is reused
34
What medications would require an auxiliary label that reads "Shake Well Before Using"?
suspensions,
35
If two drugs look alike and sound alike, what would be the best strategy to help prevent a medication error?
place them in different spots in the pharmacy
36
A pharmacy technician is filling a prescription for eye drops that reads “2gtt od tid.” How many drops will the patient use a day?
6 drops right eye
37
Five “rights” when filling a prescription
right drug, right patient, right dose, right route, right time
38
The MedWatch form was developed by the FDA to report:
medication errors
39
Which of the following tasks is a pharmacy technician not allowed to do?
council patients
40
A technician working in a drug information center might perform what type of quality assurance task?
login information request
41
If a telephone caller has a question about the administration or effect of a medication, the pharmacy technician should
refer the call to the pharmacist
42
Broken glass and ampules should be:
cleaned properly
43
Antacids require frequent dosing and patient ____________ is a big problem.
compliance
44
What programs were established by ISMP to help in the reporting of medication errors?
MedWatch
45
You walk into your pharmacy for your shift and you notice your pharmacy is behind schedule and there are a lot of patients waiting. Your job as pharmacy technician is to:
You fill each and every prescription accurately regardless on the time this may take you.
46
What program was co-sponsored by the CDC and FDA to assist with vaccine adverse event reporting?
VAERS-Vaccine adverse event reporting system
47
An effective investigation after a medication error would include a:
RCA-Root Cause Analysis
48
What is the correct way to write a prescription for fifty milligrams of trazodone?
50 mg trazodone
49
A customer is currently taking warfarin and is looking for a pain reliever, which of the following could he take:
When oral anticoagulants are prescribed, heparin is often used to initiate therapy until laboratory tests indicate an adequate therapeutic response.