Random pharmacy infos Flashcards by Lovely jane Luchavez

Q

is an instruction written by a medical practitioner directing the pharmacist to prepare or dispense medications for the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of disease

a. prescription
b. pacop

A

a. prescription

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includes the name of the prescriber, name and address of the clinic

a. prescriber’s information
b. patient’s information
c. superscription

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a. prescriber’s information

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includes the name, age and address of the patient as well as the date the prescription was written

a. prescriber’s information
b. patient’s information
c. superscription

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b. patient’s information

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represented by a Rx symbol which is always written in the beginning of the prescription.

a. prescriber’s information
b. patient’s information
c. superscription

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c. superscription

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It is an abbreviation of the Latin word recipe meaning “take thou”

a. prescriber’s information
b. patient’s information
c. superscription

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c. superscription

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is the main part of the prescription

a. inscription
b. subscription
c. transcription

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a. inscription

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it contains the names and quantities of the prescribed ingredients

a. inscription
b. subscription
c. transcription

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a. inscription

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contains prescriber’s directions to the pharmacist regarding the dosage form to be prepared and number of doses to be dispensed

a. inscription
b. subscription
c. transcription

A

b. subscription

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it is usually abbreviated as “sig” and consists of the directions to be given to the patients regarding the administration of the drug.

a. inscription
b. subscription
c. transcription

A

c. transcription

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It usually indicates the quantity of medicament or number or dosage units to be taken , how many times in a day or at what time it should be taken and the manner in which it is to be administered or applied.

a. inscription
b. subscription
c. transcription

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c. transcription

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what type of wrong prescription is this:
where the brand name precedes the generic name

a. erroneous
b. violative
c. impossible

A

a. erroneous

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what type of wrong prescription is this:
where the generic name is the one in parenthesis

a. erroneous
b. violative
c. impossible

A

a. erroneous

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what type of wrong prescription is this:
where generic name is not written

a. erroneous
b. violative
c. impossible

A

b. violative

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what type of wrong prescription is this:
where the generic name is not legible but the brand name is legibly written

a. erroneous
b. violative
c. impossible

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b. violative

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what type of wrong prescription is this:
when the brand name is indicated and instructions added (such as “ no substitution “) which tend to obstruct, hinder or prevent proper generic dispensing

a. erroneous
b. violative
c. impossible

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b. violative

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what type of wrong prescription is this:
when only the generic name is written but it is not legible

a. erroneous
b. violative
c. impossible

A

c. impossible

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what type of wrong prescription is this:
when the generic name does not correspond to the brand name

a. erroneous
b. violative
c. impossible

A

c. impossible

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what type of wrong prescription is this:
when both the generic name and the brand name are not legible

a. erroneous
b. violative
c. impossible

A

c. impossible

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what type of wrong prescription is this:
when the drug product prescribed is not registered with FDA

a. erroneous
b. violative
c. impossible

A

c. impossible

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OD

a. once daily
b. twice daily
c. three times a day

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a. once daily

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BID

a. once daily
b. twice daily
c. three times a day

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b. twice daily

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TID

a. once daily
b. twice daily
c. three times a day

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c. three times a day

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QID

a. four times a day
b. three times a day
c. drops

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a. four times a day

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gtts.

a. four times a day
b. three times a day
c. drops

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c. drops

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q a. every b. as needed c. patient

a. every

prn a. every b. as needed c. patient

b. as neededpt.

pt. a. every b. as needed c. patient

c. patient

sig a. direction b. recipe

a. direction

Rx a. direction b. recipe

b. recipe

hs a. hora somnos b. immediately c. make

a. hora somnos

STAT a. hora somnos b. immediately c. make

b. immediately

f a. hora somnos b. immediately c. make

c. make

ft a. hora somnos b. immediately c. make

c. make

Disp a. dispense b. with c. compound

a. dispense

c. a. dispense b. with c. compound

b. with

comp. a. dispense b. with c. compound

c. compound

h a. hour b. over the counter c. after meals d. discontinue

a. hour

hr a. hour b. over the counter c. after meals d. discontinue

a. hour

OTC a. hour b. over the counter c. after meals d. discontinue

b. over the counter

pc a. hour b. over the counter c. after meals d. discontinue

c. after meals

disc a. hour b. over the counter c. after meals d. discontinue

d. discontinue

DC a. hour b. over the counter c. after meals d. discontinue

d. discontinue

SQR a. sustain quick release b. extended release c. sustain release

a. sustain quick release

XR a. sustain quick release b. extended release c. sustain release

b. extended release

ER a. sustain quick release b. extended release c. sustain release

b. extended release

SR a. sustain quick release b. extended release c. sustain release

c. sustain release

EC a. enteric coated b. double strength c. fast disintegrating tablet

a. enteric coated

DS a. enteric coated b. double strength c. fast disintegrating tablet

b. double strength

FDT a. enteric coated b. double strength c. fast disintegrating tablet

c. fast disintegrating tablet

FR a. fast release b. film coated c. soft gel

a. fast release

FC a. fast release b. film coated c. soft gel

b. film coated

SG a. fast release b. film coated c. soft gel

C. soft gel

CR a. controlled release b. modified release c. extra strength

a. controlled release

MR a. controlled release b. modified release c. extra strength

b. modified release

ES a. controlled release b. modified release c. extra strength

c. extra strength

XQ a. extra quality b. grastointestinal therapeutic system c. oral controlled absorption system

a. extra quality

GITS a. extra quality b. grastointestinal therapeutic system c. oral controlled absorption system

b. grastointestinal therapeutic system

OCAS a. extra quality b. grastointestinal therapeutic system c. oral controlled absorption system

c. oral controlled absorption system

LA a. long acting b. short acting

A. long acting

SA a. long acting b. short acting

b. short acting

Susp a. suspension b. ointment c. cream

a. suspension

gr. a. grain b. ointment c. cream

a. grain

Oint a. suspension b. ointment c. cream

b. ointment

Crm a. suspension b. ointment c. cream

c. cream

ORS a. oral rehydration salts b. soft gel c. metered dose inhaler d. syrup

a. oral rehydration salts

SG a. oral rehydration salts b. soft gel c. metered dose inhaler d. syrup

b. soft gel

MDI a. oral rehydration salts b. soft gel c. metered dose inhaler d. syrup

c. metered dose inhaler

syr a. oral rehydration salts b. soft gel c. metered dose inhaler d. syrup

d. syrup

garg a. gargle b. solution c. Total parenteral nutrition

a. gargle

sol a. gargle b. solution c. Total parenteral nutrition

b. solution

TPN a. gargle b. solution c. Total parenteral nutrition

c. total parenteral nutrition

D5LR a. dextrose 5% lactated ringer's b. plain lactated ringer's c. dextrose 5% in water d. normal saline solution

a. dextrose 5% lactated ringer's

PLR a. dextrose 5% lactated ringer's b. plain lactated ringer's c. dextrose 5% in water d. normal saline solution

b. plain lactated ringer's

D5W a. dextrose 5% lactated ringer's b. plain lactated ringer's c. dextrose 5% in water d. normal saline solution

c. dextrose 5% in water

NSS a. dextrose 5% lactated ringer's b. plain lactated ringer's c. dextrose 5% in water d. normal saline solution

d. normal saline solution

gm. a. gram b. grain c. milliliter

a. gram

gr. a. gram b. grain c. milliliter

b. grain

ml a. gram b. grain c. milliliter

c. milliliter

mcg. a. microgram b. international unit c. tablespoon

a. microgram

IU a. microgram b. international unit c. tablespoon

b. international unit

tbsp. a. microgram b. international unit c. tablespoon

c. tablespoon

tsp. a. teaspoon b. millliequivalent

a. teaspoon

mEq a. teaspoon b. millliequivalent

b. millliequivalent

L a. Liter b. parts per million c. one half

a. liter

PPM a. Liter b. parts per million c. one half

b. parts per million

Ss a. Liter b. parts per million c. one half

c. one half