PHMY 670 LAB FINAL

what is A1c for diabetes diagnosis

>6.5%

what is fasting glucose for diabetes diagnosis

> 126mg/dL

what is oral glucose tolerance test for diabetes diagnosis

> 200mg/dL

what is random glucose for diabetes diagnosis

> 200mg/dL

what is A1c target goal for diabetes

< 7%

what is fasting glucose target goal for diabetes

80-130 mg/dL

what is 2-hour postprandial target goal for diabetes

< 180mg/dL

what is continuous glucose monitoring target goal for diabetes

> 70% time in range

does long acting insulin go with basal or bolus

basal

does rapid acting insulin go with basal or bolus

bolus

what are the long acting insulins

levemir, lantus, tresiba, basaglar, toujeo

what are the rapid acting insulins

novolog, humalog, apidra

what is the fast acting insulin

humulin R

what is a prescription inscription

contains the name of the medications prescribed

what is a prescription subscription

contains the dispensing instructions to the pharmacist (such as dispense 30 tablets)

what is a prescription signa

contains the directions to the patient

what action verb goes with topical patches

apply

what action verb goes with eye drops

instill

what is APAP max dose

3g

how many drops/mL in ophthalmic solution

20 drops/mL

how many drops/mL in ophthalmic suspension

12 drops/mL

what are the 3 prime questions

1. What did your doctor tell you this medication was for?

2. How did your doctor tell you to take this medication?

3. What did your doctor tell you to expect?

what action verbs go with shampoo

massage, scrub, apply

should you generally round up with pharmacy calculations

no

what OTC can be used for earwax removal

debrox/carbamide peroxide 6.5%

T/F: Dietary supplements are NOT proven to be safe and effective by the FDA.

true

Which USP chapter pertains to the handling of hazardous drugs?

USP 800

T/F: Patients should only wipe their finger with the alcohol swabs after they use the lancing device and lancet.

false, before

A blood glucose measurement of less than ________ would be indicative of hypoglycemia.

70mg/dL

Treat with _______ grams of sugar when preforming the Check, Treat, Check, Eat procedure for hypoglycemia.

15

T/F: According to SC Legislation, pharmacists may dispense naloxone without a prescription.

true

What do the first 5 digits of an NDC number represent?

the manufacturer

what does the second 4 digits of an NDC number represent?

the product

what does the third 2 digits of an NDC number represent?

package size

what does NCPDP code 0 mean

doctor signed substitution permitted

what does NCPDP code 1 mean

physician signed DAW

what does NCPDP code 2 mean

patient request brand drug

what does NCPDP code 3 mean

pharmacist selected brand drug

what does NCPDP code 4 mean

generic not in stock

what does NCPDP code 5 mean

brand dispensed, priced as generic

what does NCPDP code 6 mean

no designation at this time

what does NCPDP code 7 mean

substation not allowed; brand mandated by law

what does NCPDP code 8 mean

generic not available at this time

what does NCPDP code 9 mean

no designation for use at this time

what is someones DEA numbers first letter

A, B, or F

what is the second letter of DEA number

first letter of physician's last name

what is technique to validate DEA number

(1st + 3rd + 5th) + [(2nd + 4th + 6th)x2]

how many numbers is the state license

5 numbers

what is pharmacist, technician, and state certified technician ratio in community pharmacy

1 pharmacist: 4 technicians (2 have to be certified)

what is pharmacist to non certified technician ratio in community pharmacy

1:2

what is pharmacist to technician ratio in hospital pharmacy

1:3

what is pharmacist to intern ratio

1:1

what is max day supply for C-II

31 days

what is max day supply for C-III thru C-V

90 days

what is expiration date for C-II prescriptions

90 days after written date

what is expiration date for C-III thru C-V prescriptions

6 months after written date

are refills allowed for C-II prescriptions

no

how many refills are allowed on C-III thru C-V prescriptions

5

what are symptoms of hypoglycemia

sweating, shaking, dizziness, blurred vision, irritable, headache, confusion

what are symptoms of hyperglycemia

trouble seeing, extreme thirst or hunger, dry skin, slow wound healing, frequent urination