Question 1

Match the following medication error category with the medication error.
-Dispensing Zyrtec instead of Zantac

Accepted Answer

A) Error of omission 
B) Error of commission 
C) Miscommunication error 
D) Dispensing error 
E) Administration error 
A) Error of omission 
B) Error of commission 
C) Miscommunication error 
D) Dispensing error 
E) Administration error

Question 2

Match the following medication error category with the medication error.
-Dispensing bupropion to a patient with seizures

Accepted Answer

A) Error of omission 
B) Error of commission 
C) Miscommunication error 
D) Dispensing error 
E) Administration error 
A) Error of omission 
B) Error of commission 
C) Miscommunication error 
D) Dispensing error 
E) Administration error

Question 3

To help reduce drug-disease contraindications for the patients who come to your pharmacy,you decide that you will implement a _____.

Accepted Answer

A) good attitude toward all patients 
B) policy that every patient must fill out a complete drug history sheet every time they fill a prescription at your pharmacy 
C) don't ask,don't tell policy 
D) policy that requires every patient's medical history be updated routinely 
A) good attitude toward all patients 
B) policy that every patient must fill out a complete drug history sheet every time they fill a prescription at your pharmacy 
C) don't ask,don't tell policy 
D) policy that requires every patient's medical history be updated routinely

Question 4

A prescriber has written for   .What quantity should be dispensed?

Accepted Answer

A) 3 mL 
B) 5 mL 
C) 8 mL 
D) 10 Ml 
A) 3 mL 
B) 5 mL 
C) 8 mL 
D) 10 Ml

Question 5

MATCHING
Match the following terms with their explanations.
-Microgram

Accepted Answer

A) "Chicken scratch" 
B) "Sound-alike,look-alike" drug names 
C) mL 
D) NKDA 
E) Mcg 
A) "Chicken scratch" 
B) "Sound-alike,look-alike" drug names 
C) mL 
D) NKDA 
E) Mcg

Question 6

MATCHING
Match the following terms with their explanations.
-No known drug allergies

Accepted Answer

A) "Chicken scratch" 
B) "Sound-alike,look-alike" drug names 
C) mL 
D) NKDA 
E) Mcg 
A) "Chicken scratch" 
B) "Sound-alike,look-alike" drug names 
C) mL 
D) NKDA 
E) Mcg

Question 7

Having knowledge about intravenous (IV)drug incompatibilities is not necessary for pharmacy technicians.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Drug interactions may increase or decrease drug side effects.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Which of the following would not result in a positive drug-food potentiation reaction?

Accepted Answer

A) Warfarin and aspirin 
B) Griseofulvin and a juicy steak 
C) Alcohol and triazolam 
D) Grapefruit juice and lovastatin 
A) Warfarin and aspirin 
B) Griseofulvin and a juicy steak 
C) Alcohol and triazolam 
D) Grapefruit juice and lovastatin

Question 10

Which of the following auxiliary labels should be placed on a prescription for cimetidine to allow for increased absorption?

Accepted Answer

A) Do not take with antacids. 
B) Take with food. 
C) Take on an empty stomach. 
D) Do not take with grapefruit juice. 
A) Do not take with antacids. 
B) Take with food. 
C) Take on an empty stomach. 
D) Do not take with grapefruit juice.

Exam 4: Drug Interactions and Medication Errors

Match the following medication error category with the medication error. -Dispensing Zyrtec instead of Zantac

Match the following medication error category with the medication error. -Dispensing bupropion to a patient with seizures

To help reduce drug-disease contraindications for the patients who come to your pharmacy,you decide that you will implement a _____.

A prescriber has written for .What quantity should be dispensed?

MATCHING Match the following terms with their explanations. -Microgram

MATCHING Match the following terms with their explanations. -No known drug allergies

Having knowledge about intravenous (IV)drug incompatibilities is not necessary for pharmacy technicians.

Drug interactions may increase or decrease drug side effects.

Which of the following would not result in a positive drug-food potentiation reaction?

Which of the following auxiliary labels should be placed on a prescription for cimetidine to allow for increased absorption?

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