04 PTCE Practice Test | quiz | Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam
1 >>The FDA is required to ?
2 >>The length of time from the beginning of development of a new drug to FDA approval is often more than ___________ years. ?
3 >>In most cases the individual who dispenses the prescribed medication to the patient is the ?
4 >>The Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA) requires that pharmacists provide ?
5 >>To become a pharmacist in the United States: ?
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6 >>The area of greatest employment for pharmacist is ?
7 >>The pharmacy technician may find the greatest employment opportunities in ?
8 >>In managed care, care is managed by a(an) ?
9 >>Lists of drugs approved for use by managed care organizations are called ?
10 >>Information that is entered and stored into a computer, such as a patient's name, is called ?
11 >>______________ are individuals who are given a basic level of training designed to help them perform specific tasks. ?
12 >>In pharmacy, technicians perform essential tasks that do not require _______________ skill or expertise. ?
13 >>Specialized technician jobs in hospitals have ______________ compensation than entry level positions. ?
14 >>Specific responsibilities and tasks for pharmacy technicians differ by setting and are described in writing by each ?
15 >>The pharmacy technician can do the following functions except ?
16 >>What individuals may and may not do on their jobs is referred to as their ?
17 >>The term that describes making an accounting of items on hand is a/an ?
18 >>The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 ?
19 >>Under HIPAA, PHI stands for ?
20 >>Pharmacy technicians should be detail oriente This means ?
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21 >>Good hygiene is important for pharmacy technicians because of the interactions with other persons and the expectation of performing in ________________ conditions. ?
22 >>Pharmacy technicians must be capable and competent in mathematics and problem solving because ?
23 >>Pharmacy technicians must be capable and competent with computer skills because ?
24 >>Pharmacy technicians must be capable and competent in the area of interpersonal skills. This means ?
25 >>Training and certification requirements for pharmacy technicians are set by ?
26 >>The _____ is the leading association for pharmacists practicing in hospitals and other health care systems. ?
27 >>_________________ typically monitor and document competency of pharmacy technicians. ?
28 >>Any complaints received regarding an employee's employment ?
29 >>Training that occurs in actual workplace settings is called ?
30 >>_________________ is another term for being qualified and capable. ?
31 >>In the United States, two organizations that performs pharmacy technician certification are the ?
32 >>The Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam (PTCE) tests: ?
33 >>To take the PTCE exam, candidates ?
34 >>Certification must be renewed every ?
35 >>After passing a pharmacy technician national certification exam, pharmacy technicians may use the following designation after their name: ?
36 >>CPhTs need _____________ of continuing education every _______________ years to renew certification. ?
37 >>Continuing education for CPhTs must contain ___________ in pharmacy law every ________ years. ?
38 >>Both domestic and imported drugs require approval by (a/the) ___________ before they can be marketed in the United States. ?
39 >>The _______________________ prohibited interstate commerce in adulterated or misbranded food, drinks, and drugs. ?
40 >>In response to growing addiction to opiates and cocaine-containing medicines, the Harrison Narcotic Act of 1914 required that all manufacturers, importers and physicians prescribing narcotics be ?
- (A) ensure that a drug is safe and effective for its intended use.
- (B) to monitor a drug after it is marketed to ensure it works as intended.
- (C) to monitor a drug for any adverse effects.
- (D) all of the above.
- (A) two
- (B) five
- (C) ten
- (D) twenty
- (A) prescribing physician.
- (B) nurse.
- (C) medical office assistant.
- (D) pharmacist.
- (A) counseling services to all patients.
- (B) mail order medication to Medicaid patients.
- (C) counseling services to Medicaid patients.
- (D) HMO coverage to all patients.
- (A) an individual must graduate from an accredited college of pharmacy, pass a state licensing exam, and perform experiential training working under a licensed pharmacist.
- (B) an individual must graduate from a nonaccredited college of pharmacy and pass a state licensing exam.
- (C) no internship experience is required unless the pharmacist intends to practice in community pharmacy.
- (D) an individual must graduate from an accredited college of pharmacy, and perform an internship working under a licensed pharmacist, however, no examination is required.
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6 >>The area of greatest employment for pharmacist is ?
- (A) hospitals.
- (B) mail order operations.
- (C) community pharmacies.
- (D) managed care.
- (A) the hospital setting.
- (B) the community setting.
- (C) home health care.
- (D) mail order operations.
- (A) patient.
- (B) physician.
- (C) pharmacist.
- (D) insurer.
- (A) OBRA.
- (B) mail order operations.
- (C) HMOs.
- (D) formularies.
- (A) product.
- (B) inventory.
- (C) data.
- (D) billing
- (A) LPNs
- (B) DOs
- (C) Professionals
- (D) Technicians
- (A) the clerk's
- (B) the pharmacist's
- (C) scientific
- (D) mathematical
13 >>Specialized technician jobs in hospitals have ______________ compensation than entry level positions. ?
- (A) less
- (B) about the same
- (C) greater
- (D) None of the above
- (A) technician.
- (B) local police department.
- (C) employer.
- (D) state board of pharmacy.
- (A) take patient information.
- (B) fill prescription orders.
- (C) compound prescription orders.
- (D) advise patients on medications.
- (A) job responsibilities.
- (B) scope of practice.
- (C) opinion.
- (D) employee guidelines.
- (A) policy.
- (B) inventory.
- (C) ordering.
- (D) re-ordering.
- (A) governs how often insurance companies can merge with each other.
- (B) makes insurers accountable to patients for reimbursement of approved medical costs.
- (C) is a set of general rather than legal guidelines regarding the privacy of patient health information.
- (D) requires health care providers to be responsible for the privacy and security of a patient's protected health information.
- (A) Personal Health Information.
- (B) Protected Health Information.
- (C) Professional Health Information.
- (D) Programmed Health Information.
- (A) patients must receive medications exactly as they have been prescribed.
- (B) an incorrect strength will always be detected by the pharmacist.
- (C) technicians do not need to be careful because the pharmacist is supposed to find and correct all technician errors.
- (D) None of the above
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21 >>Good hygiene is important for pharmacy technicians because of the interactions with other persons and the expectation of performing in ________________ conditions. ?
- (A) warm
- (B) cold
- (C) infection free
- (D) sunny
- (A) all medications that are available on prescription cannot lead to overdose death.
- (B) pharmacists always check their work.
- (C) all medications come pre-mixed and prepackaged.
- (D) mathematical calculations are routinely used.
- (A) pharmacists will check their data entry.
- (B) pharmacists do all of the computer work.
- (C) pharmacists should operate the computer.
- (D) technicians regularly use computers.
- (A) they must be able to communicate, cooperate, and work effectively.
- (B) they must socialize with their co-workers.
- (C) the pharmacist should obtain all confidential information from the patient.
- (D) they must make friends with every patient.
- (A) each state's board of pharmacy.
- (B) the ASHP
- (C) the PTCB.
- (D) the federal government.
- (A) ASHP
- (B) PTCB
- (C) PTEC
- (D) APhA
- (A) Employers
- (B) Technicians
- (C) Pharmacists
- (D) PTCB
- (A) are discarded after two weeks.
- (B) are discarded after one year.
- (C) are discarded within one week after the complaint was received.
- (D) may be kept in the employee's performance/ personnel file.
29 >>Training that occurs in actual workplace settings is called ?
- (A) performance-based training.
- (B) on-the-job training.
- (C) community college training.
- (D) certified training.
- (A) Realistic
- (B) Competent
- (C) Professional
- (D) Technical
- (A) APhA and ASHP.
- (B) PTCB and ICPT.
- (C) ASHP and PTEC.
- (D) PTEC and APhA.
- (A) 66% on assisting the pharmacist in serving patients, 22% on maintaining medications and inventory control systems, and 12% on participating in pharmacy administration and management.
- (B) 22% on assisting the pharmacist in serving patients, 66% on maintaining medications and inventory control systems, and 12% on participating in pharmacy administration and management.
- (C) 12% on assisting the pharmacist in serving patients, 66% on maintaining medications and inventory control systems, and 22% on participating in pharmacy administration and management.
- (D) 12% on assisting the pharmacist in serving patients, 22% on maintaining medications and inventory control systems, and 66% on participating in pharmacy administration and management.
- (A) need only submit an application form.
- (B) must be working at a pharmacy.
- (C) need to have completed an ASHP accredited training program.
- (D) must have a high school diploma or GED by the application deadline and have never been convicted of a felony or a pharmacy or drug-related misdemeanor.
- (A) three years.
- (B) year.
- (C) two years.
- (D) four years.
- (A) PT
- (B) RPhT
- (C) CPhT
- (D) none of the above
- (A) 30 hours, 2
- (B) 10 hours, 1
- (C) 30 hours, 3
- (D) 20 hours, 2
- (A) one hour, one
- (B) two hours, one
- (C) one hour, two
- (D) two hours, two
- (A) FDA
- (B) US Marshal
- (C) DEA
- (D) US Customs
- (A) 1938 Food, Drug and Cosmetic (FDC) Act
- (B) Food and Drug Act of 1906
- (C) Harrison Act
- (D) 1990 Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA)
- (A) licensed.
- (B) taxed.
- (C) licensed and taxed.
- (D) fined.