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Question 71

Which of the following would be a violation of OBRA?

A.Not offering a medicaid patient counseling on a new drug prescribed
B.Filling a prescription for a medicaid patient with expired stock
C.Releasing a patient's records to unauthorized parties
D.Accidently allowing a refill on a DEA Sch. II drug

Correct Answer: A

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Question 72

If 120 g of cream contains 3 g of drug, how many g of drug are in 2 oz of cream?

A.1.5
B.6
C.15
D.60

Correct Answer: A

To determine how muchdrug (active ingredient)is in2 oz (ounces) of cream, we use the given ratio and perform unit conversions.
* 120 gof cream contains3 gof drug.
* 2 ozof cream =2 × 28.35 g(since1 oz = 28.35 g)
* 2 oz = 56.7 g
Step 1: Identify Given DataStep 2: Set Up a Proportion3 g drug120 g cream=x g drug56.7 g cream\frac{3 \text
{ g drug}}{120 \text{ g cream}} = \frac{x \text{ g drug}}{56.7 \text{ g cream}}120 g cream3 g drug=56.
7 g creamx g drug
Step 3: Solve forxxxx=3×56.7120=170.1120=1.42#1.5 gx = \frac{3 \times 56.7}{120} = \frac{170.1}{120} =
1.42 \approx 1.5 \text{ g}x=1203×56.7=120170.1=1.42#1.5 g
Thus,1.5 g of drugis present in2 oz of cream.
* B. 6 g# Incorrect; this would assume a higher drug concentration.
* C. 15 g# Incorrect; this is a miscalculation of the ratio.
* D. 60 g# Incorrect; far exceeds the total weight of the cream.
Other Answer Choices Explained:References:
* PTCB PTCE Exam Content Outline (Pharmaceutical Calculations - Ratios and Proportions)
* United States Pharmacopeia (USP) General Chapters on Compounding
* The Pharmacy Technician's Pocket Drug Reference

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Question 73

Federal law restricts the OTC sale of:

A.Loratadine
B.Pseudoephedrine
C.Acetaminophen
D.Naproxen

Correct Answer: B

* Pseudoephedrineis regulated under theCombat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act (CMEA)of 2005 due to its potential use in methamphetamine production.
* It is availableover-the-counter (OTC) but behind the pharmacy counter, and its sale requires:
* Proof of ID
* Purchase limits (3.6 g per day, 9 g per month)
* A log of purchases maintained by the pharmacy
Loratadine, acetaminophen, and naproxendo not have federal restrictions like pseudoephedrine.
#Reference:U.S.Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act (CMEA)of 2005.

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Question 74

A 7 year old girl weighs 27 Kilograms. The adult dosage of the drug she has been prescribed is 500mg.
Using Young's rule, what will the dosage be for her?

A.160mg
B.125mg
C.200mg
D.185mg

Correct Answer: D

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Question 75

According to the Institute for Safe Medication Practices (ISMP), which of the following is a high-alert medication in an acute care setting?

A.Normal saline solution
B.Transdermal lidocaine
C.Dextrose 5% solution
D.Insulin U-500

Correct Answer: D

TheInstitute for Safe Medication Practices (ISMP)classifiesInsulin U-500as ahigh-alert medication in acute care settingsbecause it isfive times more concentratedthan standardU-100 insulin. Errors in dosing or administration can result insevere hypoglycemiaorhyperglycemia, leading to life-threatening consequences.
* A. Normal saline solution# Incorrect;0.9% sodium chloride (NS)isnot a high-alert medication, as it is a commonly used IV fluid with a wide safety margin.
* B. Transdermal lidocaine# Incorrect; although lidocaine is alocal anesthetic, its transdermal form isnot considered high-alert.
* C. Dextrose 5% solution (D5W)# Incorrect; while used inIV therapy,D5Wisnot classified as high- alertin acute care settings.
Other Answer Choices Explained:References:
* ISMP List of High-Alert Medications in Acute Care Settings (2023 Update)
* PTCB PTCE Exam Content Outline (Medication Safety & High-Alert Medications)
* USP <800> Handling of High-Alert Medications

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