Walmart Pharmacy Tech PTU Practice Test

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• When can partial fills of C11 prescriptions occur?
• Which prefix indicates that a generic medication is in a time-release formulation?
• What information must OTC drugs include according to the Durham-Humphrey Act?
• What is the function of a Pharmacy Benefit Manager (PBM)?
• What is the focus of Medicare Part D?
• What does Hepat/Hepato refer to?
• What documentation is needed for returning controlled substances?
• How many refills are allowed for CIII-CV medications?
• What type of information is found in the 'Drug Facts' label of an over-the-counter medication?
• What does 'medication reconciliation' refer to?
• The prefix "Ocul/Oclo" indicates which part of the body?
• What are the appropriate storage conditions for most pharmaceuticals?
• What is an adverse drug reaction (ADR)?
• What is the purpose of the MedWatch program?
• What must happen after a C11 medication is partially filled?
• What does the acronym NDC stand for in pharmacy?
• What is a common reason for medication recalls?
• What is the purpose of a pharmacy's drug utilization review (DUR)?
• Under Medicare, what is required from individuals receiving disability checks for enrollment?
• Which medication class is used to manage asthma?
• What is the maximum amount of pseudoephedrine a person can purchase within 30 days at a store?
• What does the second letter 'N' in the Orange Book indicate?
• Which of the following is a key component of quality improvement programs in pharmacies?
• What type of drugs are classified as Legend Drugs?
• What is the primary role of the FDA?
• Under what condition can a C11 medication be called in during an emergency?
• Nephr/Nephro is associated with which organ?
• What is the maximum amount of pseudoephedrine allowed for mail order in 30 days?
• How often must pharmacy technicians renew their certification?
• What is the maximum cost a patient can incur before entering catastrophic coverage in Medicare?
• How do you calculate the dosage for a pediatric patient?
• During which period does open enrollment for Medicare occur?
• Regarding controlled substances, what schedule does oxycodone fall under?
• What is a primary risk associated with expired medications?
• What do the roots hem/hema/hemat/hemato refer to?
• What does PTU stand for in the context of Walmart Pharmacy?
• When must individuals enroll in Medicare after turning 65?
• What is the typical shelf life for most compounded sterile preparations?
• What type of prescription requires special handling due to its potential for abuse?
• Thyro/Thyr is related to which gland?
• What is the standard ratio of pharmacy technicians to pharmacists?
• What is a patient profile in a pharmacy?
• What is the importance of the 'route of administration' in a prescription?
• What is the maximum refills allowed for a Schedule III controlled substance in most states?
• How can a pharmacy technician assist with patient education?
• How important is coordination of care with healthcare providers in MTM?
• In what scenarios must records of controlled substances be maintained?
• Which organization accredits pharmacy technician programs?
• What is the acceptable temperature range for a refrigerator used in pharmacy?
• What is the annual deductible amount for Medicare?
• How can pharmacy technicians help reduce medication errors?
• What is the most common route of drug administration?
• If a scheduled medication is missed by a patient, what should be advised?
• If a patient is allergic to a medication they receive, what should be done next?
• For how long must controlled substance prescriptions and order records be maintained?
• What does the term "compounding" refer to in pharmacy?
• What is an integral part of comprehensive medication reviews in MTM?
• What temperature range is appropriate for a freezer used in medication storage?
• What is the main responsibility of the DEA?
• What do the terms "Pulmo/Pneumo" signify in medical terminology?
• What is the typical shelf life of most unopened over-the-counter medications?
• What formula is used to convert Fahrenheit to Celsius?
• What is a primary benefit of patient education in pharmacy practice?
• What is a 340B drug pricing program?
• What does the Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906 primarily prohibit?
• What do the letters DEA stand for in pharmacy practice?
• How often should manual inventories of scheduled substances be completed?
• Which of the following statements is true about transferring scheduled prescriptions?
• What is one of the requirements related to ANC when prescribing Clozapine?
• Which part of Medicare covers durable medical equipment?
• What should you do if you receive a suspicious prescription for a controlled substance?
• What is the primary method for identifying a patient in the pharmacy?
• What steps are involved in proper medication labeling?
• How can pharmacy technicians help manage pharmacy workflow?
• What is the function of a pharmacy's compounding log?
• Why is it important to verify a patient's allergy history?
• What is the maximum number of refills allowed for a Schedule II drug?
• Which of the following medications should have increased monitoring due to high risk?
• What is a primary goal of medication therapy management services?
• According to the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938, what is required before marketing new drugs?
• What percentage of drug costs does a patient pay during the coverage gap phase of Medicare?
• What does the first letter of a DEA number indicate?
• Which of the following best describes the role of coordination in MTM services?
• What is the significance of the "Rx" symbol?
• What information is included in an allergy alert on a medication label?
• What information is typically included on a prescription label?
• What is Wasting in the context of medication management?
• What is the correct way to dispose of expired medications?
• What is an example of a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID)?
• What should a technician do if a prescription appears to be altered?
• What is one key role of pharmacy technicians in medication therapy management (MTM)?
• Which of the following is considered a high-risk medication?
• What does "DAW" represent on a prescription?
• What are common side effects associated with antibiotics?
• What is the role of a pharmacy technician in a Walmart pharmacy?
• What is a common outcome of effective patient education in a pharmacy setting?
• What does the root "Oti/Oto" specifically denote in anatomy?
• How should expired medications be disposed of at the pharmacy?
• What is the significance of the 'lot number' on a medication?
• What is the Medicare Advantage Plan also known as?
• What does Medicare Part A provide coverage for?
• What does "Oti/Oto" refer to?
• What is a requirement for filling a prescription for Clozapine?
• Which agency is responsible for national health issues and immunization requirements?
• What does Throm/Thrombo mean?
• What is a key purpose of drug labeling regulated by the FDA?
• What are the tiers of Medicaid coverage starting from the lowest cost?
• What does the suffix emia indicate?
• What is a common medication dispensed in retail pharmacies for high blood pressure?
• What does the first letter 'A' in the Orange Book signify?
• What did the Durham-Humphrey Amendment of 1951 establish?
• What is a requirement for child-resistant packaging?
• What is the primary role of a pharmacy technician at Walmart?
• What is a formulary?
• What is the process of verifying a prescription for accuracy called?
• How long must a pharmacy maintain patient records?
• What are the Five Rights of medication administration?
• What is the cost-sharing percentage for patients in catastrophic coverage?
• What does USP stand for in pharmacy?
• What type of coverage does TRICARE provide?
• Which of the following is an example of an over-the-counter medication?
• What type of drugs are included in Tier 3 of Medicaid?
• Why is it essential to understand drug dosages for different patient populations?
• In the context of avoiding medication errors, what should pharmacy technicians prioritize?
• What is the primary law governing pharmacy practice in the United States?
• What is a common use for corticosteroids in pharmacy?
• Which practice is crucial for effective communication with patients?
• In addition to dispensing, what is another crucial task for pharmacy technicians?
• What is the importance of knowing the National Drug Code (NDC)?
• What does the acronym 'SR' stand for in pharmaceutical terms?
• What is necessary to ensure safe dispensing of prescriptions by pharmacy technicians?
• In which situation would a pharmacy technician make an intervention?
• What should be done if a medication error occurs in the pharmacy?
• Which of the following best describes a formulary?
• Which medication class is primarily used to manage hypertension?
• What does the prefix "Psych/Psyche/Pscho" refer to?
• What is the formula to verify a DEA number?
• What are the possible side effects of antihistamines?
• What part of the body is represented by "Ophthlam/Ophthlamo"?
• What does the Poison Prevention Packaging Act of 1970 mandate?
• What is the role of the pharmacist in relation to pharmacy technicians?
• The second letter 'T' in the Orange Book refers to what form of medication?
• What is the standard unit of measurement for liquid medications?
• What is the role of a pharmacy technician in managing insurance claims?
• What is the main purpose of conducting medication reconciliation?
• Which dosage form is indicated by the letter 'P' in the Orange Book?
• What does the term "sig" refer to in pharmacy?
• What essential information should be provided when counseling a patient about a new prescription?
• What does REM stand for in pharmacy practice?
• What should pharmacy technicians do before dispensing medications to patients?
• What must a pharmacy ensure when faxing an emergency C11 prescription?
• What type of information can be found in a drug monograph?
• In the initial coverage phase of Medicare, what is the maximum amount a patient can cost-share?
• What is the primary goal of pharmacy quality improvement programs?
• What is the maximum days' supply allowed for Schedule II controlled substances in most states?
• How should medications be stored at a pharmacy to ensure safety and efficacy?
• What should a pharmacy technician do if they encounter a potential drug interaction?
• What does the term 'bioavailability' mean?
• Why are expiration dates vital for medications?
• What does the term 'pharmacokinetics' refer to?
• What is considered a 'controlled substance'?
• Which information is essential on a prescription for controlled substances?
• How frequently must blood work be conducted for new patients taking Clozapine?
• Which of the following services can be included in a medication therapy management (MTM) service?
• Which federal agency regulates pharmacy practice in the United States?
• Why is it crucial for pharmacy technicians to keep up with continuing education?
• Who must have a DEERs record to qualify for TRICARE coverage?
• What is the significance of the NDC number on a medication?
• What is the main responsibility of a pharmacy technician in inventory management?
• Which of the following is an example of a Schedule III controlled substance?
• Why is patient confidentiality essential in pharmacy practice?
• What is the purpose of labeling dispensed medications?
• What is the primary purpose of the PTCB certification exam for pharmacy technicians?
• What must you have when transferring scheduled medication from one pharmacy to another?
• Which organization sets the standards for pharmacy education and training?
• When is it necessary to consult a pharmacist before dispensing a medication?
• Which of the following is NOT covered by Medicare Part A?
• How do you calculate the dosage for a pediatric patient?
• What is the main function of warfarin?
• Which REMS program is required for transmucosal forms of fentanyl such as Actiq and Subsys?
• What benefits are combined in a Medicare Part C plan?
• What is required to become a certified pharmacy technician (CPhT)?
• What must be done with expired medications in a pharmacy?
• What should a technician do if an error is discovered in a filled prescription?
• How does a pharmacy technician help with inventory management?
• What is the first step in preparing a compounded medication?
• Which aspect of public health does the CDC focus on?
• What is required for returning a C11 medication?
• What is the primary purpose of the Medication Therapy Management (MTM) program?
• How can healthcare discrepancies be minimized in a pharmacy environment?
• What happens if a C11 medication is not filled within the specified time after a partial fill?
• What do active and inactive ingredients in OTC products refer to?
• What information is crucial in tracking compounded medications?
• What does 'ASAP' stand for in prescription processing?
• What is a limitation regarding transferring prescriptions for CIII-CV medications?
• What does Derm refer to?
• What should a pharmacy technician do when a medication is out of stock?
• How much pseudoephedrine can someone legally purchase in a single day?
• What is a drug interaction?
• What acronym is used for the list of drugs considered hazardous by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health?
• What distinguishes acute medication therapy from chronic medication therapy?
• What does the root Gast/Gastro mean?
• Which practice can improve medication safety?
• What aspect of patient care should pharmacy technicians prioritize when providing MTM services?
• What important information must be included on a prescription label?
• What is considered a Diversion in pharmacy practices?
• What does 'disposal of expired medications' refer to?
• What should be a pharmacy technician's approach to handling prescriptions?
• What does it indicate if a medication is 'on back order'?
• Which of the following actions is essential for clear communication with patients?
• What age group qualifies for Medicare coverage?
• What is the role of the second letter in a DEA number?
• How often should a pharmacy perform inventory audits?
• What is the purpose of a pharmacy technician's role in the prescription filling process?
• What is the room temperature range for storing medications?
• Ost/Osto pertains to which part of the body?
• For patients on Clozapine for over a year, how often is blood work required?
• Which forms of solutions can pharmacy technicians compound?
• What does "Bronch/Bronchi" refer to in anatomy?
• What is one way to ensure accuracy when measuring liquid medications?
• What does the prefix Vas/Vaso/vasculo refer to?
• Why is it important for pharmacy technicians to follow disposal regulations for expired medications?
• What is the difference between brand-name and generic drugs?
• Why is storage conditions important for pharmaceuticals?
• What are contraindications?
• What constitutes a specialty drug in Medicaid's tier system?
• What would you do if a patient reports an adverse effect from a medication?
• Which of the following is a good pharmacy practice regarding medication dispensing?
• What are the basic steps when a new medication is introduced into a pharmacy?
• What is a therapeutic equivalent?
• Medicare Part B primarily covers which of the following?
• What is the importance of a pharmacy technician's role in medication safety?
• Why is it important for pharmacy technicians to verify prescriptions?
• What is the primary role of the pharmacist in pharmaceutical care?
• What form must be filled out when transferring a C11 medication from one pharmacy to another?
• Which medical prefix means "lung"?
• What role does a pharmacy technician play in medication dispensing?
• What constitutes a complete prescription?
• What does the prefix "cardio" refer to in medical terminology?
• How should a pharmacy technician handle a medication error?