Unscored tablets can be described as tablets that

A. are not regulated because they're generally considered to be safe.

B. are not individually packaged or presented in a blister pack.

C. are generic instead of brand name.

D. do not have an indented line across them to assist in splitting.

Answer: do not have an indented line across them to assist in splitting.

An order is written for 1200 mg of a medication and the available strength is 200 mg/capsules. How many capsules will be dispensed?

A. 1
B. 2
C.4
D. 6

I am a sophomore in high school next year. I know I want to be in the medical field. That means I have to take the MCAT. Does anyone have any books that I could buy to study for it? Thanks!

Which of the following can affect how quickly pollutants move away from an area?

Select the best answer for the question
1. What are the seven steps of medication administration?
O A. Right patient, right drug, right dose, right time, right route, right technique, and right documentation
B. Right patient, right drug, right dose, right time, right loading dose, right synergistic effect, right documentation
O C. Right route, right technique, and right documentation, right minimum dose, right loading dose, right technique, and right documentation
O D. Right patient, right dose, right time, right age, right weight, right technique and right documentation
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If a prescription requires you to fill 0.75 grams per day for a patient but the medication label is in grains, what will your target system be?

A. Apothecary
B. Metric
C. US Customary
D. Celsius

Which of the following is always included on a prescription?

A. Doctor's name
B. Health insurance information
C. Expiration date
D. Medication name

A drug's generic name is the official drug name found in the
A. National Institutes of Health.
B. Center for Disease Control.
C. U.S Pharmacopeia National Formulary.
D. Physician's Desk Reference.

What is a result of the nation's inactivity?
A.
It has prevented death from cardiovascular disease.
B.
It has caused the percentage of overweight young people to decrease.
C.
It has contributed to the increasing number of cases of cancer and heart disease.
D.
It has helped to improve the nation's healthcare budget.

5. Which of the following is an antineoplastic agent?
A. Ziprasidone
B. Venlafaxine
O C. Doxorubicin
D. Chlorpromazine

The purpose of the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendment (CLIA) is to?
o Prevent the exposure of employees to bloodborne pathogens in the workplace
O Prevent errors ir technique during laboratory testing
O Improve the quality of laboratory testing in the United States
Ensure safety in the laboratory

How is information referenced in the Geriatric Dosage Handbook?
A. By manufacturer
B. By the year it was manufactured
C. By brand and generic name
D. By category

The most common means of parenteral dosing is

A. oral administration.
B. injection
C. topical application.
D. IV fluid.

Can a review of the PPP&E help in resolving personal problems, not just work-related situations?

A drug's generic name is the official drug name found in the
A. National Institutes of Health.
B. Center for Disease Control.
C.U.S Pharmacopeia National Formulary.
D. Physician's Desk Reference.

How has the medical industry overcome the challenge of liquid medications that spoil quickly?

A. The medications are freeze-dried to be reconstituted later at the time of administering to the patient.

B. The medications are more expensive because they're made purely on a supply and demand basis. They're delivered to pharmacies and healthcare
facilities daily.

C. The medications are stored in airtight, vacuum-sealed packaging. The sterility of their environment prevents spoilage.

D. These medications are stored frozen and defrosted to room temperature before they're administered to the patient.

On a medication label, which of the following provides information on when and where the drug was manufactured?

A. Controlled substance indicator
B. Lot, batch, or control number
C. Dosage form
D. National Drug Code (NDC)

An elixir is defined as a/an

A. long-acting oil-based medication that is gradually released for prolonged drug administration.

B. clear, sweetened, flavored medication containing alcohol and water.

C. aqueous solution sweetened with sugar to disguise the taste.

D. medication consisting of small particles that aren't dissolved but are dispersed throughout the liquid.

An order is written for 1200 mg of a medication and the available strength is 200 mg/capsules. How many capsules will be dispensed?

A. 1
B.2
C.4
D. 6

The physical or structural character of a dose is called the
A. dosage strength available (DA).
B. dose to be given (DG).
C. dosage form (DF).
D. dose ordered (DO).

Select the best answer for the question,
2. The patient has an abnormally high intraocular pressure. What disease may cause this sign?
O A. Glaucoma
OB. Trabeculectomy
O C. Blindness
D. Cataracts