Pharm Tech Talk Study

206. Which PTCB-recognized Pharmacy Technician program offers the same pass guarantee for the national exam while being more affordable for enrolled students?
a. ANU $18,336
b. Penn Foster $1,249
c. Tech Lectures $400
d. US Career $1,379

205. A customer is using their insurance to pay for their medication. The cost of the medication is $56 and $32 AWP price. There is also a 12% markup and $10 dispensing fee with a $5 co-payment. How much is the pharmacy billing the insurance company?
a. $ 11.72
b. $ 32.84
c. $40.84
d. $16.72

204. What reference book would be the most updated?
a. USP-DI
b. Remington’s
c. Facts and Comparisons
d. PDR

203. Which of the following drugs should not be taken with Grapefruit?
a. cefuroxime
b. ciprofloxacin
c. ranitidine
d. lovastatin

202. A physician writes for FeSO4 340mg po qd x 60 days. We have FeS04 220mg/5ml 473ml on the shelf. What total volume of medication are we going to give this patient to last the full 60 days?
a. 7.7 mL
b. 463.2 mL
c. 624.2 mL
d. 1854.5 m

201. A nurse’s documentation of medication given to a specific patient can be found in the:
a. PHI Form
b. OBRA Form
c. eMAR Form
d. DUR Form

Please inform others about our PTCB-recognized pharmacy technician course, which prepares and allows participants to take the PTCB or NHA national examination. The cost is only $400, with a $200 down payment. Compare local rates to see the savings. Click on picture.

PTCB-Recognized Program - $400 Special Email from Tech Lectures PLEASE INFORM! Begin The New Year By Informing Others! Interested In Being Nationally Certified   Pharmacy Technician Online Class $400 Special Tech Lectures presents its onli

200. What does a 1:1000 solution mean?
a. there is 1mL of active drug per every 1000mL of solution
b. there is 1mg of active drug per every 1000mL of solution
c. there is 1g of active drug per every 1000mL of solution
d. there is 1Kg of active drug per every 1000mL of solution

Send a message to learn more

199. Patient is using insulin 35u in the am and 25u in the pm. How many days will a 10 ml vial of insulin last?
a. 6 days
b. 8 days
c. 10 days
d. 12 days

Send a message to learn more

198. The term “triturate” refers to
a. the grinding of large particles into fine powders
b. the use of a levigating agent to reduce particle size
c. the method of mixing two powders of unequal size
d. adding a “tri-hydrate” to reduce particle size

Send a message to learn more

197. You have a 70% D5W Solution. How many kg is in 400 mL?
a. 280 Kg
b. 0.28 Kg
c. 2.8 Kg
d. 28 Kg

Send a message to learn more

196. The use of Isopropyl Alcohol is important as a means to prevent contamination of an IV product. What should the minimum percent of Isopropyl Alcohol be used?
a. 50 %
b. 70 %
c. 90 %
d. 100 %

Send a message to learn more