Pharmacy Technician Fundamentals Review

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NKA stands for __.

No Known Allergies

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What does HIPAA protect? __.

Patient privacy & health info.

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NDC stands for __.

National Drug Code

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Steps before confirming an order? __.

Review → Confirm → Complete

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DAW means __.

Dispense As Written

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Mnemonic for DAW? __.

Doc’s Absolute Wish

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What does HIPAA cover? __.

Privacy and confidentiality

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Who enforces recalls? __.

FDA

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Tech’s main counter duty? __.

Processing insurance claims

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Schedule II drugs are __.

controlled substances.

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What does the suffix -olol indicate? __.

Beta Blocker.

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The indication for Metformin is __.

Type 2 Diabetes.

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Indication for Lipitor? __.

High cholesterol.

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What does -pam / -lam indicate? __.

Benzodiazepine.

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What does -statin indicate? __.

Cholesterol-lowering drug.

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The term -cillin refers to __.

Penicillins.

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Indication for Allopurinol? __.

Gout.

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“Take until gone” label means __.

Finish all antibiotics.

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“Take with water” label means __.

Clindamycin.

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“Avoid alcohol” label means __.

No partying—some antibiotics.

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What does -dronate indicate? __.

Bisphosphonates for bone health.

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Who can prescribe meds? __.

Only doctors, PAs, NPs – not techs.

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PRN stands for __.

As Needed.

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PO means __.

By Mouth.

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BID refers to __.

Twice a Day.

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HIPAA means __.

Health Info Protection Always Applies.

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Auxiliary label “Take with water” is used for __.

Clindamycin.

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Recall means __.

Product pulled from market.

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FDA’s role in recalls is __.

Enforcing recalls.

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“Avoid alcohol” label applies to __.

Some antibiotics.

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The mnemonic for -olol is __.

LOL at high BP.

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The indication for Alendronate is __.

Osteoporosis.

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-ine indicates __.

SSRIs.

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The mnemonic for -statin is __.

Statins Swerve Pregnancy.

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The indication for Amoxicillin is __.

Killing infection.

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The order verification steps are __.

Review → Confirm → Complete.

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DAW stands for __.

Dispense As Written.

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What is the primary duty of pharmacy techs? __.

Insurance claims processing.

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What does the term NDC signify? __.

Numbers Define Compounds.

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The abbreviation PRN is used for __.

As Needed.

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The suffix -pam indicates __.

Benzodiazepine.

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What do the suffixes -cillin represent? __.

Penicillins.

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Who can process insurance claims? __.

Pharmacy Technicians.

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What is meant by “Finish all antibiotics”? __.

Take until gone.

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The drug Alendronate is indicated for __.

Osteoporosis.

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What schedule is Adderall classified as? __.

Schedule II.

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What does “Doc’s Absolute Wish” refer to? __.

Dispense As Written.

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Which drug is an example of a beta blocker? __.

Metoprolol.

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Mnemonic for -dronate? __.

Dronate for bone donation.

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DRUG CLASS + EXAMPLE: __.

Name a drug class and an example.

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Assess yourself nightly with these questions: What is __?

  1. Three abbreviations learned.
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What mnemonic helped you remember something? __.

Recall a funny or memorable mnemonic.

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What drug class do you recall? __.

Share a drug class and example from memory.