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Question 1

How many mL per oz?

Answer 1

30mL per oz

Question 2

A topical dosage form that contains viscous liquid or semi-solid emulsions of oil and water

Answer 2

Cream

Question 3

Which topical medication is petroleum based?

Answer 3

Ointment

Question 4

In a sig text, a degree symbol stands for

Answer 4

Hours

Question 5

AAA

Answer 5

Apply to affected areas

Question 6

A. C.

Answer 6

Before meals

Question 7

A. D.

Answer 7

Right ear

Question 8

A. S.

Answer 8

Left ear

Question 9

A. U.

Answer 9

Both ears

Question 10

C

Answer 10

With

Question 11

GTTS

Answer 11

Drops

Question 12

MDI

Answer 12

Metered dose inhaler

Question 13

mEq

Answer 13

Milliequivalent

Question 14

O. D.

Answer 14

Right eye

Question 15

O. S.

Answer 15

Left eye

Question 16

O. U.

Answer 16

Both eyes

Question 17

P. C.

Answer 17

After meals

Question 18

P

Answer 18

Post, after

Question 19

P. R.

Answer 19

Per rectum

Question 20

Q. H. S.

Answer 20

Every bed time

Question 21

Q. WK.

Answer 21

Every week

Question 22

ss

Answer 22

One half

Question 23

How do you place weights onto the left pan of the balance?

Answer 23

Using tweezers so oil from our skin doesn’t change the weights’ accuracy

Question 24

Mortars and pestles are used for:
A. Crushing a tablet into a powder
B. Mixing two powders together
C. Mixing two liquids together 
D. Mixing a liquid and a solid
E. All of the above

Answer 24

E. All of the above

Question 25

The process of decreasing the particle size by grinding is called

Answer 25

Trituration

Question 26

When combining solid ingredients into an ointment or a cream, particle size can be reduced by mixing a small amount of the solid and ointment together and pressing down with a spatula. What is this called?

Answer 26

Levitation

Question 27

True or false: you may use prescription bottles to mix or measure when compounding.

Answer 27

False

Question 28

How many mL per teaspoon?

Answer 28

5mL per teaspoon

Question 29

How many drops per mL?

Answer 29

20 drops per mL

Question 30

Insulin is prescribed in ________. How many are in each mL?

Answer 30

Units; 100u per mL

Question 31

How many days is insulin recommended to be useful once it’s opened?

Answer 31

30

Question 32

Total cholesterol is recommended to be

Answer 32

Less than 200

Question 33

Generic of Crestor is

Answer 33

Rosuvastatin

Question 34

Generic of Lipitor is

Answer 34

Atorvastatin

Question 35

Generic of Lopid is

Answer 35

Gemfibrozil

Question 36

Generic of niacin is

Answer 36

Nicotinic Acid

Question 37

Generic of Tricor is

Answer 37

Fenofibrate

Question 38

Generic of Zetia is

Answer 38

Ezetimibe

Question 39

Generic of Zocor is

Answer 39

Simvistatin

Question 40

Generic of Calan is

Answer 40

Verapamil

Question 41

Generic of Diovan is

Answer 41

Valsartan

Question 42

Generic of Cozaar

Answer 42

Losartan

Question 43

Lopressor or Toprol XL

Answer 43

Metoprolol

Question 44

Norvasc

Answer 44

Amlodipine

Question 45

Prinivil

Answer 45

Lisinopril

Question 46

Tenormin

Answer 46

Atenolol

Question 47

When the fasting blood sugar exceeds ____, the patient is diabetic

Answer 47

126

Question 48

Actos (Pioglitazone), Glucophage (Metformin), and Glucogtol (Glipizide) are all

Answer 48

Oral diabetes medications

Question 49

NSAID stands for

Answer 49

Non-steroidal anti inflammatory drugs

Question 50

Aleve/Naprosyn

Answer 50

Naproxen

Question 51

Celebrex

Answer 51

Celecoxib

Question 52

Feldene

Answer 52

Piroxicam

Question 53

Which medicine for nausea and vomiting is not OTC?

Answer 53

Zofran (Ondansetron)

Question 54

Which gastrointestinal med is a C2?

Answer 54

Lomotil (diphenoxylate and atropine)

Question 55

The pharmacy tech protocol sheet includes

Answer 55

Activities you can and can’t perform

Signature and date of technician and team leader

Question 56

How long must drug records be kept?

Answer 56

3 years