Pharmacy Technician Certification Board Practice Test

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Pass your | PTCB | Exam with Question & Answer Series

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Are you ready to Take & Pass Pharmacy Technician Certified Board?

If your answer is Yes so this course will help you not only in Exam Preparation but boost your Confidence to Next Level.

These Practice Tests are prepared to let you pass PTCB Exam.

We Believe attending Practice Questions gives you knowledge about different types of questions in Exam. 

Exam Topics are mentioned below

• Meditation

  Generic names, brand names, and classifications of medications

  Therapeutic equivalence

  Common and life-threatening drug interactions and contraindications

  Strengths/dose, dosage forms, routes of administration, special handling and administration instructions

  Common and severe medication side effects, adverse effects, and allergies

  Indications of medications and dietary supplements

  Drug stability (e.g., oral suspensions, insulin, reconstitutables, injectables, vaccinations)

  Narrow therapeutic index (NTI) medications

  Physical and chemical incompatibilities related to non-sterile compounding and reconstitution

  Proper storage of medications (e.g., temperature ranges, light sensitivity, restricted access)

  
  

• Federal Requirements

  Federal requirements for handling and disposal of non-hazardous, hazardous, and pharmaceutical substances and waste

  Federal requirements for controlled substance prescriptions (i.e., new, refill, transfer) and DEA controlled substance schedules

  Federal requirements (e.g., DEA, FDA) for controlled substances (i.e., receiving, storing, ordering, labeling, dispensing, reverse distribution, take-back programs, and loss or theft of)

  Federal requirements for restricted drug programs and related medication processing (e.g., pseudoephedrine, Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies [REMS])

  FDA recall requirements (e.g., medications, devices, supplies, supplements, classifications)

• Patient Safety and Quality Assurance

  High-alert/risk medications and look-alike/sound-alike [LASA] medications

  Error prevention strategies (e.g., prescription or medication order to correct patient, Tall Man lettering, separating inventory, leading and trailing zeros, bar code usage, limit use of error-prone abbreviations)

  Issues that require pharmacist intervention (e.g., drug utilization review [DUR], adverse drug event [ADE], OTC recommendation, therapeutic substitution, misuse, adherence, post-immunization follow-up, allergies, drug interactions)

  Event reporting procedures (e.g., medication errors, adverse effects, and product integrity, MedWatch, near miss, root-cause analysis [RCA])

  Types of prescription errors (e.g., abnormal doses, early refill, incorrect quantity, incorrect patient, incorrect drug)

  Hygiene and cleaning standards (e.g., handwashing, personal protective equipment [PPE], cleaning counting trays, countertop, and equipment)

• Order Entry and Processing

  Procedures to compound non-sterile products (e.g., ointments, mixtures, liquids, emulsions, suppositories, enemas)

  Formulas, calculations, ratios, proportions, alligations, conversions, Sig codes (e.g., b.i.d., t.i.d., Roman numerals), abbreviations, medical terminology, and symbols for days supply, quantity, dose, concentration, dilutions

  Equipment/supplies required for drug administration (e.g., package size, unit dose, diabetic supplies, spacers, oral and injectable syringes)

  Lot numbers, expiration dates, and National Drug Code (NDC) numbers

  Procedures for identifying and returning dispensable, non-dispensable, and expired medications and supplies (e.g., credit return, return to stock, reverse distribution)

  
  

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