05 PTCE Practice Test | quiz | Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam
1 >>The Food and Drug Administration was initially named the ?
2 >>Because of fatal poisoning from liquid sulfanilamide, the _______________ required new drugs be shown to be safe before marketing. ?
3 >>The ________________ required child-proof packaging for most prescription drugs. ?
4 >>The 1984 Hatch-Watchman Act allowed for ?
5 >>Pharmacists were required to offer counseling to Medicaid patients by the ?
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6 >>Drugs that require prescriptions are________________ drugs. ?
7 >>An inactive substance given in place of a medication during clinical trials is a ?
8 >>The FDA requires ____________ phases of testing in humans. ?
9 >>The main purpose of phase 2 clinical trials is ?
10 >>Phase 3 clinical trials generally have ________________ participants. ?
11 >>The Pediatric Labeling Rule of 1994 mandated that ?
12 >>After a patent has expired for a medication, other manufacturers may copy the drug and release it under the ______________ name. ?
13 >>Manufacturers of generic drugs ?
14 >>Drugs that do not require a prescription are _____________ drugs. ?
15 >>The Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act requires that OTC cold and allergy medications that contain which of the following drugs be kept behind the counter? ?
16 >>Pharmacy technicians may sell exempt narcotics ?
17 >>A prescription to dispense Plan B" ?
18 >>Of the following Schedule of drugs, which one deals with drugs that have no accepted medical use in the United States? ?
19 >>Amphetamines, opium, cocaine, and methadone are in DEA Schedule _____ because they have accepted medical use, but have a high potential for abuse and may lead to physical or psychological dependence. ?
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20 >>The FDA reporting system for adverse effects that occur from use of approved drugs is called ?
21 >>________________ drug recalls are issued by manufacturers when there is a strong likelihood that the product will cause serious adverse effects or death. ?
22 >>A technician could be prosecuted for misconduct called ___________ if s/he incorrectly labeled a prescription. ?
23 >>Basic criminal and civil laws, like theft, discrimination, sexual harassment, and fraud, apply to pharmacy technicians. ?
24 >>Pharmacies located in the health care institutions (hospitals, etc.) are required to follow regulations of this organization: ?
25 >>Medical science terminology has a _______ in every word. ?
26 >>The _________________ is a modifier attached to the end of the root word and the___________ is a modifier attached to the front of the root word. ?
27 >>The cardiovascular system distributes blood through the body in ?
28 >>Blood pressure records two phases. Label the correct phase in this reading: 140/90. ?
29 >>Chemicals that assist in regulating body functions are called ?
30 >>The gland in the endocrine system that regulates body metabolism is the ?
31 >>Insulin and glucagon are produced in the ?
32 >>The hepatic and cystic ducts carry bile to ?
33 >>A disease of the gastrointestinal tract is ?
34 >>Which gland(s) is(are) part of the integumentary system? ?
35 >>The top layer of the skin is referred to as the ________________ layer. ?
36 >>The integumentary system ?
37 >>The lymph and blood systems are the center of the _______ system of the body? ?
38 >>The spleen is the largest organ in the lymph and blood systems and is the storage organ for ?
39 >>Skeletal muscles are attached to the bones by ?
40 >>The FDA reporting system for adverse effects that occur from use of approved drugs is called ?
- (A) Food, Drug, and Alcohol Commission.
- (B) Food, Drug, and Weapons Administration.
- (C) Food, Drug, and Hazardous Substance Regulatory Agency.
- (D) Food, Drug, and Insecticide Administration.
- (A) Food and Drug Act of 1906
- (B) 1938 Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act
- (C) 1951 Durham Humphrey Amendment
- (D) 1990 Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA)
- (A) Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act
- (B) Poison Prevention Packaging Act
- (C) Durham-Humphrey Amendment
- (D) Kefauver-Harris Amendment
- (A) quicker introduction of generic drugs only.
- (B) extension of drug patent terms only.
- (C) quicker introduction of drugs and extension of drug patent terms.
- (D) introduction of generic versions of trade drugs regardless of patent terms.
- (A) Durham-Humphrey Amendment.
- (B) 1990 Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA).
- (C) Kefauver-Harris Amendment.
- (D) Harrison Act.
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6 >>Drugs that require prescriptions are________________ drugs. ?
- (A) Durham
- (B) Humphrey
- (C) legend
- (D) Kefauver
- (A) pediatric.
- (B) phase 2.
- (C) phase 3.
- (D) placebo.
- (A) two
- (B) three
- (C) four
- (D) five
- (A) dosage.
- (B) economics.
- (C) animals.
- (D) effectiveness.
- (A) several hundred to several thousand
- (B) 20-100 patients
- (C) less than 10
- (D) up to several hundred patients
- (A) all drug trials include children after a drug has been fully tested on adults.
- (B) all drugs carry label information for pediatric use based on studies of adults and other pediatric treatment information.
- (C) all drugs have pediatric dosing and safety information on their labels if the drug has potential use for pediatric patients.
- (D) all drug labels indicated whether they have been tested on children.
12 >>After a patent has expired for a medication, other manufacturers may copy the drug and release it under the ______________ name. ?
- (A) generic
- (B) trade
- (C) brand
- (D) patent
- (A) need to perform the same safety and effectiveness testing required for new drugs.
- (B) do not need to perform the same safety and effectiveness testing but do need to demonstrate that a drug is pharmaceutically equivalent to the corresponding proprietary drug.
- (C) do not need to perform the same safety and effectiveness testing but do need to demonstrate that a drug is therapeutically equivalent to the corresponding proprietary drug.
- (D) do not need to perform the same safety and effectiveness testing but do need to demonstrate that a drug is both pharmaceutically and therapeutically equivalent to the corresponding proprietary drug.
- (A) FDA
- (B) OTC
- (C) Durham-Humphrey
- (D) legend
- (A) antihistamine
- (B) methamphetamine
- (C) ephedrine and pseudoephedrine
- (D) antitussive
- (A) without approval from the pharmacist if they record the sale in a record book.
- (B) only with approval from the pharmacist.
- (C) after the pharmacist has approved and documented the sale in a record book.
- (D) without approval or documentation of the sale.
- (A) is not required.
- (B) is required for patients under 17.
- (C) is required for patients 17 years of age and under.
- (D) is required for patients 17 years of age and under unless otherwise allowed by state law.
- (A) Schedule I
- (B) Schedule II
- (C) Schedule III
- (D) Schedule IV
- (A) II
- (B) III
- (C) IV
- (D) V
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20 >>The FDA reporting system for adverse effects that occur from use of approved drugs is called ?
- (A) Class I.
- (B) MedWatch.
- (C) VAERS.
- (D) Class II.
- (A) Class I
- (B) Class II
- (C) Class III
- (D) Class IV
- (A) liability
- (B) insubordination
- (C) negligence
- (D) compliance
- (A) TRUE
- (B) FALSE
- (C) -
- (D) None of the above
- (A) ASHP
- (B) USP
- (C) ASCP
- (D) JCAHO
- (A) root word
- (B) suffix
- (C) combining vowel
- (D) all of the above
- (A) prefix, suffix
- (B) suffix, prefix
- (C) suffix, root
- (D) prefix, root
- (A) arteries and capillaries.
- (B) arteries, capillaries, and veins.
- (C) veins and arteries.
- (D) veins, glands, and arteries.
28 >>Blood pressure records two phases. Label the correct phase in this reading: 140/90. ?
- (A) 140 = conductive 90 = inductive
- (B) 140 = inductive 90 = conductive
- (C) 140 = systole 90 = diastole
- (D) 140 = diastole 90 = systole
- (A) antibodies.
- (B) hormones.
- (C) proteins.
- (D) catalysts.
- (A) thyroid gland.
- (B) adrenal gland.
- (C) pituitary gland.
- (D) thymus gland.
- (A) kidney.
- (B) liver.
- (C) pancreas.
- (D) pituitary gland.
- (A) the liver.
- (B) the esophagus.
- (C) the duodenum.
- (D) the pharynx.
- (A) anorexia.
- (B) gastritis.
- (C) hepatitis.
- (D) all of the above
- (A) adrenal glands
- (B) pituitary gland
- (C) thyroid gland
- (D) mammary glands
- (A) epidermis
- (B) dermis
- (C) cutaneous
- (D) subcutaneous
- (A) regulates the immune response to bacterial infection.
- (B) regulates body temperature and defends against disease.
- (C) regulates red blood cell production.
- (D) provides structural support for the body.
- (A) reproductive
- (B) nervous
- (C) cardiovascular
- (D) immune
- (A) leukocytes.
- (B) hepatocytes.
- (C) lymphocytes.
- (D) monocytes.
- (A) cartilage.
- (B) striated muscles.
- (C) tendons.
- (D) none of the above.
- (A) Class I.
- (B) MedWatch.
- (C) VAERS.
- (D) Class II.