test #3 study guide - ch 11, 12, 13, 14

Question 1

what is MDV abbreviated for

Answer 1

multidose vial

Question 2

name of compounding room used for donning PPE

Answer 2

Anteroom

Question 3

process of identifying most up to date patient medication list

Answer 3

medication reconciliation

Question 4

which organization oversees medwatch

Answer 4

federal drug administration (FDA)

Question 5

electronic insurance billing is called

Answer 5

adjudication

Question 6

federal guidelines for the protection of patients personal health

Answer 6

HIPAA

Question 7

portion of prescription bill the patient is responsible for

Answer 7

copay

Question 8

DAW code ______ authorizes generic substitution

Answer 8

0

Question 9

which organization sets the standards for non-sterile compounding area

Answer 9

USP 795 (United States Pharmacopeia)

Question 10

minimum set of amounts or levels of stock that must be kept on hand

Answer 10

PAR (Periodic Automatic Replacement)

Question 11

who decides the amount to be charged to insured patient

Answer 11

insurance company

Question 12

manual filling of capsules is called?

Answer 12

punch method

Question 13

code red is for?

Answer 13

fire

Question 14

code silver is for?

Answer 14

person with weapon and/or hostage situation

Question 15

code blue is for?

Answer 15

adult medical emergency (person has stopped breathing)

Question 16

code gray is for?

Answer 16

combative person

Question 17

code pink is for?

Answer 17

abducted infant

Question 18

ingredient dissolved into a solution

Answer 18

solute

Question 19

part of compound that is able to dissolve other substances

Answer 19

solvent

Question 20

weights with a class A balance should be handled with

Answer 20

tweezers

Question 21

name the first step when detecting a medication error

Answer 21

notify the pharmacist

Question 22

who pays for workers compensation

Answer 22

employers

Question 23

what % isopropyl alcohol is used in a laminar flow hood

Answer 23

70%

Question 24

how many inches inside the hood do you place your hands

Answer 24

6 inches

Question 25

how long does a hood need to run before you use it

Answer 25

30 minutes

Question 26

what size particles does a HEPA filter trap when using in a hood

Answer 26

0.22 microns

Question 27

D5W

Answer 27

5% dextrose in water

Question 28

NS

Answer 28

0.9% normal saline

Question 29

1/2NS

Answer 29

0.45% normal saline

Question 30

D5NS

Answer 30

5% dextrose in normal saline

Question 31

medicare part ___ pays for prescriptions

Answer 31

D

Question 32

Medicare part ___ pays for durable medical equipment

Answer 32

B

Question 33

base solution that is a mixture of alcohol and water

Answer 33

elixir

Question 34

a sugar based liquid is called

Answer 34

syrup

Question 35

TPN's contain _____________, _____________, _____________

Answer 35

50% dextrose, 10% amino acids, 20% lipids (fat)

Question 36

what type of insulin is allowed in a TPN

Answer 36

regular insulin

Question 37

insurance required approval for a non-formulary medication is called

Answer 37

prior authorization

Question 38

how often do laminar flow hoods get re-certified?

Answer 38

every 6 months or whenever moved

Question 39

work surface in hood should be cleaned from _______ to _______

Answer 39

back to front

Question 40

what is point of sale (POS) billing?

Answer 40

it allows insurance company to: - identify eligibility - identify covered medication - price a claim

Question 41

name some prescription rejections

Answer 41

DUE error, missing/invalid pharmacy number, person code, cardholder or ID number, date of birth, days' supply, nonmatched NDC, drug not covered for patient, refill too soon, wrong or invalid unit of measurement

Question 42

what information is needed from a patient's prescription card

Answer 42

Rx group #, person code, PCN, ID #

Question 43

what information is needed for a patient's profile

Answer 43

phone #, gender, insurance info, allergies, OTC meds, disease states

Question 44

name some dosage forms made in USP <795> non-sterile compounding

Answer 44

creams, ointments, troches/lozenges, tablets, capsules, suppositories, patches, opthalmic and otic solutions

Question 45

explain beyond-use-date (BUD)

Answer 45

a beyond use date is a date that is assigned by the pharmacy that replaces a drug manufacturer's expiration date

Question 46

reasons why a medication would be returned to warehouse or manufacturer

Answer 46

drug recalls, damaged stock, expired stock, unused drug sitting on shelf, stock is about to expire