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1. Side Effect Of Steroidal Meds
ANS Bruising Moon Face Weight Gain
2. Cephalexin
ANS Keflex
3. Amoxcillin clavulanate
ANS Augmentin
4. Bacteriostatic
ANS prevents the growth of bacteria, but does not kill bacteria
5. Clozapine
ANS is an antipsychotic agent
6. Antoconvulsant agent
ANS Carbamazepine Clonazepam Phenytoin
7. Forms of Estradiol
ANS Climara Estrace Estraderm
8. Premarin
ANS contains conjugated estrogens
9. CMS
ANS sets regulations regarding standards for resident care as a result of OBRA 87
10. Pseudoephedrine
ANS is contraindicated for an individual with hyper tension
11. Amantadine ( Symmetrel)
ANS used as influenza A treatment
12. Acyclovir ( Zovirax)
ANS used to treat genital herpes
13. cidofovir(Vistide)
ANS is used to treat cytomegalvirus
14. Vidarabine (Vira A)
ANS opthalamic agent
15. Diuretics
ANS have a tendency to remove potassium from body
16. DUE
ANS is mandated under OBRA 90
17. 0.96 liters or 1 liter
ANS 1 qt
18. The maximum #of different Sched II drugsallowed on a form 222 is
ANS 10
19. USP DI, Volume II
ANS provides info to assist the pharmacist in counseling patients
20. Drug Facts & comparisons
ANS provide info on brand, generic, orphanand in- vestigational meds It also provides drug monograms and drug identifications and calculations
21. USP DI, Volume I
ANS provides info for labeled and unlabeled use of meds
22. USP DI Volume III
ANS contains state and federal requirements of meds
23. Cocaine is a sched II drug
24. Digoxin Lanoxin
ANS is a cardiac glycoside
25. diltiazem
ANS cortiazem
26. verapamil
ANS Isoptin
27. nifedipine
ANS Procardia
28. Chemotherapy products
ANS should be prepared in a horizontal flow hood
29. What type of ointment base is hydrous lanolin?
ANS Water/oil emulsion base
30. fluvastatin
ANS LEscol
31. pravastatin
ANS Pravachol
32. simvastatin
ANS Mevacor
33. Drugs used to treat COPD
ANS Albuterol Ipratropium bromide Salmeterol
34. Guaifensin
ANS is an expectorant
35. THE CMS
ANS replaced HCFA
36. For whom is trazodone contraindicated?
ANS For young men
37. Aseptic technique
ANS is used in the preparation of intraveneous products
38. Synergistic effect
ANS When two or more drugs combine to previde a response that is greater than the sum of two individual drugs
39. Cascara Sagrada
ANS herbal product used as laxative
40. Inventory
ANS merchandise available for sale
41. Home infusion therapies include
ANS Pain management chemotherapy Antiinfective agents
42. In what multiples of whaat # should tablets or capsules be counted with a
spatula? ANS 5
43. 1 gr
ANS 65 mg
44. APAP
ANS possesses analgesic and antipyretic activity
45. Zyban
ANS smoking cessation aid
46. disulfiram
ANS will produce an adverse effectif alcohol is consumed during course of therapy
47. horizontal
ANS front to back
60. Beta Blockers
ANS will not interact with oral contraceptives
61. Subcutaneous injections should have angle of insertion
ANS 45 degrees
62. Intradermal injections
ANS should have 10- 15 degree angle
63. Intramuscular injections should have
ANS 90 degree angle
64. Class A balance
ANS is used to weigh quantities less than 120 mg
65. Counter balances
ANS can weigh up to 5 kg
66. Sublingual tablets
ANS bypass digestive system
67. Alkylating agents, antimetabolites, and hormones
ANS are agents used as antineoplastics
68. Used to treat gastrointestinal problems
ANS Antacids H receptor antagonist Proton Pump inhibitors
69. Econazole ( Spectazole)
ANS is an antifungal agent
70. dextromethorphan
ANS Non opoid cough suppressant
71. Benzonatate
ANS Tessalon Perles- should not be chewed
72. Retrovir
ANS Zidovudine
73. Spansules
ANS contain small pellets or beads
ANS Phytonadione ( Vitamin k)
86. cefuroxine (Cefin)
ANS is a second generation cephalosporin
87. Fillers
ANS are used to increase the physical size of a tablet
88. Inscription
ANS medication being prescribed to the patient
89. Signa
ANS directions to the patient
90. Oral routes of administration undergo
ANS first pass effect
91. fibromyalgia
ANS pain of the muscles
92. capsules
ANS can be prepared by punch method
93. Epilepsy
ANS disease of the nerves
94. Taking both nitrotest and sildenafil
ANS will result in hypotension
95. Hard rubber spatula
ANS used in handling iodine
96. Dipentum
ANS osalazine
97. Rowasa
ANS can be either suppository or enema
98. Asacol
ANS is a tablet
99. Pentase
ANS is a capsule
100. Depakote
ANS divalproex
ANS Tofranil
114. sildenafil citrate
ANS erectile dysfunction
115. fluticasone propronate
ANS asthma
116. ketek
ANS telithromycin
117. tolterodine
ANS urinary incontinence
118. desogestrel/ethinyl estradiol
ANS Mircette
119. Prilosec
ANS omeprazole
120. Ginseng
ANS increase energy, decrease stress
121. levoflaxin
ANS bacterial infection
122. Accutane
ANS isoretinoin
123. Lotensin
ANS benazepril
124. insulin lispro
ANS humalog
125. ibandronate
ANS osteoporosis
126. valsartan
ANS hypertension
127. valproate
ANS epilepsy
128. cortaid
ANS hydrocortisone
141. Itraconazole
ANS uses pulse dosing
142. Diuretic
ANS reduces total pheriperal resistance in treatment of hypertension
143. auxilliary label
ANS strip label
144. 2 methods of pharmacy claims submission to third party payer?
ANS Elec- tronic and hard copy
145. Folic acid
ANS is necessary in the production of red blood cells
146. Generically equivalent drugs
ANS Chemically identical in strength, concentra- tion dosage form and route of admnistration
147. Cardura
ANS NSAIDS
148. Estrace
Fentanyl Nitroglycerin ANS avaiilable as transdermal patch
149. Protamine SUlfate
ANS antidote for heparin
150. how long are schedule II drug records kept for
ANS 7 years
151. How long are all other records kept for
ANS 2 years
152. how many control schedules are there
ANS 5
153. Schedule 1
ANS Each drug has a high potential for abuse and no accepted medical use in the U.S
154. Schedule 2
ANS Has a high potential for abuse and may lead to physical or psychological dependence but also has a currently accepted medical use in the u.s. EX ANS Amphetamines,opium,cocaine, methadone
155. Schedule 3
ANS drugs potential for abuse is less than those in 1 and 2 and there is currently accepted medical use in U.S but abuse may lead to moderate or low physical dependence or high psychological dependence. EX anabolic steroids, and various compounds containing limited quantities of narcotic substances such as codeine
156. Schedule 4
ANS Has a low potential for abuse relative to schedule 3 drugs and there is currently accepted medical use in the U.S but abuse may lead to limited physical dependence or psychological dependence EX Phenobarbital, the sedative chloral hydrate, and the anesthetic methohexital
157. Schedule 5
ANS low potential for abuse relative to schedule 4 drugs. compounds contaning limited amounts of a narcotic such as codeine
158. Where are Schedule 2 drugs usually kept
ANS Generally stored in a locked, tamper-proof narcotics cabinate
159. What is DEA Form 222
ANS Used to order C-I and C-II substances
160. What is DEA Form 106
168. What is JCAHO
ANS an independent non-profit organization that establishes standards and monitors compliance for nearly twenty thousand health care pro- grams in the U.S
169. Before a drug can be marketed
ANS It must be shown through testing that it is safe and effective for its intended use.
170. where dose digitalis come from and what is is most commonly used to treat
ANS The foxglove plant and treating heart disease
171. What is the Human Genome project
ANS an attempt to map the entire DNA sequence in the human genome.
172. Pharmacology
ANS The study of drugs-their properties, uses, application, and effects
173. Pharmacognosy
ANS the study of physical, chemical, biochemical, and biologi- cal properties of drugs as well as the search for new drugs from natural sources
174. pharmacopeia
ANS an authoritative listing of drugs and issues relating to their use
175. pharmaceutical
ANS of or about drugs; also, a drug product.
176. hormones
ANS chemical produced by the body that regulate body functions and proceses
177. 1970 controlled substance act(CSA)
ANS The CSA classifies five levels of drugs (controlled substances) that have potential for abuse and therefore restricts their distribution
178. 1970 poison prevention packaging act
ANS requires child-proof packaging on all controlled and most prescription drugs
179. 1938 Food, Drug and cosmetic (FDC) Act
ANS in response to the fatal poisoning of 107 people. This comprehensive law requires new drug be shown to be safe before marketing
180. 1951 Durham-Humphrey Amendment
ANS This law defines what drugs require a prescription by a licensed practitioner and require the legend on its label
181. Legend drug
ANS any drug which requires a prescription and either of these "legends" on the label "Caution Federal law prohibits dispensing without a pre- scription," or "Rx only"
182. How many testing phases are there in humans
ANS 3
183. Phase 1
ANS 20-100 patients, time several months, purpose mainly safety
