PTCB Practice Test 5

Which of the following classification works to alter the levels of chemical known as neurotransmitters in the brain?

Which of the following medication is not used to treat glaucoma?

Which of the following classifications use the USAN suffix -tidine?

Which reference material is a compilation of medication package inserts?

If a hazardous substance comes in contact with skin, it must be washed immediately with soap and water for at least?

This Act requires states to establish drug use review programs?

Calculate the flow rate in gtt/min for a 3 L bag of 0.9% sodium using a drop factor of 20 gtt/ml, infused over 24 hours?

A 500ml solution containing 30% of drug has 100ml of solution added. What is the final percentage strength?

Which of the following is a medication error deficit in knowledge?

According to the Medication Error Reporting and Prevention Categories, which of the following categories describes an error occurred that may have contributed to or resulted in temporary harm to patient and patient required intervention?

Which of the following is a strategy to prevent patient harm that involves identifying the most up to date list of all medications a patient is currently taking?

Which of the following programs contain information on adverse events that have been reported to the FDA?

Which auxiliary label would be best placed on a suspension?

Which of the following is not a type of unit dose package system?

A beyond use date would be found on which type of label?

Which of the following terms assumes the cost at the earliest purchase of goods is the first to be recognized as the cost of the goods sold?

Which of the following is not a type of formulary?

When a patient has more than one insurance, what must be done to determine who shall provide the maximum coverage for the patient?

Which of the following identifies medications that may cause problems if taken simultaneously?

Which part of the computer is called the “brain”?