Kroger Pharmacy Technician Level 2 Practice Test

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• Which substance is indicated as docusate sodium, often used as a stool softener?
• Which of the following is a common use of ampicillin?
• Which of the following is an anticoagulant?
• What is one purpose of a "random daily access code" (R-DAC) in a pharmacy setting?
• What does BAR stand for in a pharmacy context?
• In which temperature range should certain medications, like tramadol, be stored?
• What should a pharmacy technician do if the prescriber’s address is incorrect?
• What essential information is included on a prescription label?
• Which of the following medications is prescribed for ADHD?
• Which of the following is a medication for managing blood pressure?
• What is meant by a non-formulary medication?
• How often is the abbreviation "qw" used to prescribe medication?
• What is the primary role of a pharmacy technician?
• What does "ac" represent in medical terms?
• Which of the following is NOT an antidepressant?
• According to Ohio law, how many years should electronic prescription files be kept?
• Which abbreviation is commonly used to denote both eyes in prescriptions?
• Hydrocortisone belongs to which class of medications?
• Which of the following medications is often prescribed for hypertension?
• In medical abbreviations, what does "hs" stand for?
• What type of medications are generally found "over the counter"?
• What does NDC represent in pharmaceuticals?
• What is the common form of Penicillin used to treat infections?
• What does the term "subcutaneous" refer to in medication administration?
• What does "supp" refer to in a medication context?
• According to Ohio law, how long should pseudoephedrine log books be retained?
• Which medication is often used in the treatment of bacterial infections and belongs to the penicillin family?
• What is the generic name for the medication used to treat thyroid issues?
• Which of the following is typically used for hormone therapy?
• What is the correct abbreviation for left eye?
• What does the term "stat" imply when mentioned in a medical order?
• What does the abbreviation "treatment" refer to in a pharmacy context?
• Which abbreviation indicates a medication to be taken every other day?
• What does "w" typically represent in dosage instructions?
• What does the abbreviation "OD" refer to in prescription terms?
• Which medication is abbreviated as "hctz"?
• Which medication is classified as a sedative?
• What does the term "ophthalmic" relate to?
• Ibuprofen is commonly classified as which type of medication?
• What is one of the final four check terms at data entry in a pharmacy?
• What is the common name for acetaminophen, frequently used as a pain reliever?
• Which term refers to a condition often abbreviated as "uti"?
• Which route of administration is associated with medications given "beneath the skin"?
• What does the symbol "K+" represent in chemistry?
• What is the value of the Roman numeral L?
• Which aspect is critical when billing a prescription initially?
• Which medication is indicated for cholesterol management?
• Which medication is used to treat heart conditions?
• What does "AS" stand for in medical terms?
• What is the purpose of drug utilization review (DUR)?
• What is the maximum amount of pseudophedrine allowed in a week?
• What is one of the primary benefits of taking iron supplements?
• What does "hr" stand for in medication dosing?
• What is another term for the abbreviation "sl"?
• Sulfamethoxazole/trimethoprim is typically used to treat which kind of infections?
• What is the purpose of Medication Therapy Management (MTM)?
• What does the abbreviation "ATC" indicate?
• What is the main purpose of the National Drug Code (NDC)?
• What does the abbreviation AWP stand for in pharmacy?
• What is the maximum amount of pseudophedrine that can be purchased in a month?
• What is one of the job roles of a non-qualified pharmacy technician?
• Which of the following is a minimum standard for working in a pharmacy?
• Which of the following represents "mg" in terms of weight measurement?
• How many ounces are there in one pint?
• What is a common indication for using prenatal vitamins?
• Which medication is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID)?
• What is typically included in a prescription with "as directed" instructions?
• How long should signature logs be kept if following Medicare regulations?
• What is the definition of a formulary?
• What is the required retention period for pseudoephedrine invoices under Ohio law?
• What does the abbreviation IM refer to in medication administration?
• What steps should be taken after running a shelf maintenance report?
• Which statement best describes a hormone?
• What does it mean to have an allergy?
• Which medication is used for the management of asthma and can also be delivered via inhaler?
• How does a "sublingual" medication operate for patients?
• What is the first step in the shelf maintenance process?
• What does EPRN stand for?
• What is the primary use of erythromycin?
• What feature does an overnight drop box provide?
• Ery-mycin ethylsuccinate is a formulation of which type of medication?
• How often is medication prescribed when noted as "tiw"?
• What does the term "oral" refer to in medical terms?
• Which term refers to a medication that is placed "under the tongue" for absorption?
• Which task is part of a qualified pharmacy technician's job but not of a non-qualified technician's job?
• What feature helps prevent unauthorized copying of prescription forms?
• What is the purpose of pharmacy minimum standards/regulations?
• Which term is used to describe medications that are "pertaining to the ear"?
• What should the "days supply" on a prescription be based upon?
• Which antibiotic is abbreviated as "ecn"?
• What is the primary use of Coumadin?
• Which of the following is classified as a muscle relaxant?
• Which of the following is a duty of a licensed pharmacist?
• Which term refers to a sensation of dizziness?
• Which medication is typically used as a muscle relaxant?
• What is "TMR" an abbreviation for in pharmacy practice?
• What does the abbreviation "AD" represent in a medical context?
• Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of a qualified pharmacy technician?
• Which procedure is included in quality control procedures at a pharmacy?
• What does acquisition cost refer to in a pharmacy?
• What must be placed on a prescription container that is too small for a full label?
• Which is a common insurance audit trigger related to prescriptions?
• What does "PHI" stand for in relation to patient information?
• How long should immunization records be kept according to Kroger policy?
• What is the function of enteric-coated tablets?
• What does "tall man lettering" help to distinguish?
• Which of the following is a form of birth control?
• In medication orders, "supp" specifically indicates which of the following?
• What does the chemical formula FeSO4 represent?
• Which medication can be used to manage high cholesterol levels?
• Which check is part of the "final four policy" at the time of prescription release?
• What is included among the examples of controlled records?
• Which of these medications is an anticonvulsant?
• Which of these is a common diuretic?
• What is the common use for potassium chloride in medical settings?
• In pharmacy terms, what does the abbreviation "tid" mean?
• In medical jargon, what does "sob" denote?
• What is the meaning of "OTC" in a pharmacy setting?
• Which Roman numeral corresponds to the value of 100?
• What does "R-DAC" refer to in a pharmacy context?
• What does the abbreviation "im" indicate regarding medication administration?
• What does "uti" stand for in a medical context?
• Which of the following medications is typically stored in the refrigerator?
• Which of the following abbreviations represents administration of medication "by mouth"?
• What does the abbreviation "sig" mean on a prescription?
• Which type of product is indicated by the abbreviation "ung"?
• Which medication is commonly used to treat asthma?
• Which medication is often prescribed for diabetes management?
• What does the term "dangerous drug" refer to?
• What does the medical abbreviation "pc" mean?
• Which of the following is an example of non-controlled records?
• What symptom does docusate sodium primarily help alleviate?
• What does the abbreviation "AU" signify?
• Which of the following is a key component of patient confidentiality?
• What type of topical medication is typically indicated by "ung"?
• What is the maximum duration that medications can be stored in a quarantine area?
• What is the action of an anti-inflammatory drug?
• Which medication is an analgesic?
• According to the Poison Prevention Packaging Act of 1970, what must every prescription be packaged with?
• What is the process of adjudication in pharmacy?
• What does BOH mean in pharmacy terminology?
• What package labeling information should always include the manufacturer's name?
• What does the abbreviation "ud" mean in medication instructions?
• What is the purpose of the medication Synthroid?
• How are controlled substances defined?
• What is arthritis commonly characterized by?
• What does CAO stand for in pharmacy operations?
• Which of the following is NOT a common abbreviation used in medication instructions?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the five S’s in quality control?
• Hydrochlorothiazide belongs to which class of medication?
• What does FDB stand for in the context of pharmacy data?
• How many milliliters are in one ounce (1 oz)?
• What does "mcg" stand for in pharmacology?
• Which medication is commonly prescribed for anxiety disorders?
• Which action is required when a patient requests non-special packaging for their medication?
• What is one feature that prevents erasure on a prescription?
• What does "time released or sustained" mean in medication release?
• For which of the following reasons must pharmacy records be stored appropriately?
• Which of the following describes an anesthetic?
• Which of the following is NOT a common effect of anesthetics?
• What is a requirement for becoming a qualified pharmacy technician?
• What is the purpose of a quarantine area in a pharmacy?
• Which medication is indicated for treating high cholesterol?
• What do PAC codes ensure in the pharmacy setting?
• What is a requirement for packaging medications to ensure they are child-resistant?
• Which of the following represents an unacceptable sig for topical medications?
• What does a counterfeited prescription form typically lack?
• Which term describes medication that can be purchased without a prescription?
• What is a copay in the context of pharmacy and health insurance?
• What does NOPP refer to in a pharmacy context?
• What must always be included on pet prescriptions according to pharmacy guidelines?
• Which medication is typically used for its anti-inflammatory properties and is also available over the counter?
• What is the purpose of a CMR in the pharmacy setting?
• Which of the following is a potential consequence of anaphylaxis?
• Which of the following is essential for proper medication administration?
• What does the Roman numeral I represent?
• What is the role of an expectorant?
• What does the Easyfill pharmacy retail network specifically help with?
• In medical terminology, what does "n/v" stand for?
• What is the purpose of a troche?
• What does it mean if a medication is prescribed in "ointeral" format?
• What does arrhythmia refer to in medical terms?
• What does "etoh" refer to in pharmacology?
• What type of medication is Zostavax?
• For Medicare, hard copy prescriptions should be retained for how long?
• What is the primary role of an anti-inflammatory drug?
• How is absorption defined in pharmacology?
• What is the significance of "protected health information" (PHI)?
• Which vitamin is commonly indicated for use during pregnancy?
• What step should be taken first in the reconstitution process?
• Who must insure that a pharmacy's inventory is correct?
• What does DUR stand for in pharmacy practice?
• What is a common brand for an antihistamine that treats allergies?
• Which of the following conditions can potassium supplements help manage?
• What is the medical term for high blood pressure?
• The abbreviation "iv" is used to denote which type of administration?
• What does "sob" stand for in a medical context?
• What is a common medication for lowering blood pressure?
• Which of the following is NOT a use for decongestants?
• What does "prn" mean in a medication context?
• What class of medications do drugs like Prednisone belong to?
• What condition is characterized by the body's inability to use sugar?
• What does "OU" signify in a prescription?
• What specific information is required by state law to be written on a prescription transfer?
• What does "third party" refer to in healthcare?
• What does the abbreviation "susp" signify in pharmacy terms?
• Which of the following medications is commonly associated with treating anxiety?
• What does the term ophthalmic pertain to?
• What is the meaning of the abbreviation "qd"?
• Which task is typically performed by a pharmacy intern?
• Which of the following medications is classified as a corticosteroid?
• How does Roman numeral V translate into Arabic numerals?
• Which of the following actions is forbidden in a pharmacy setting?
• What is the primary purpose of a decongestant?
• What type of medication is Prozac?
• Which mineral is represented by the symbol Fe and is essential for blood production?
• What does the abbreviation "qs" help determine in a prescription?
• Which of the following is a common sedative?
• What does the abbreviation "ml" indicate?
• What is the generic name for the drug commonly referred to as nitroglycerin?
• Which of the following is NOT considered an acid reducer?
• Which federal agency is responsible for ensuring public safety regarding drug products?
• Which of the following medications would typically require documentation of the area being treated?
• Which medication is indicated for severe pain management?
• Which of the following is classified as a stimulant?
• What does the "po" abbreviation indicate?
• Which abbreviation means "in the evening"?
• What does IV stand for in medical terms?
• What does the abbreviation "gtt(s)" refer to in a medical context?
• What is anaphylaxis?
• What is necessary before dispensing medications to a patient?
• What is the combination of medications known as SMZ/TMP?
• What is the meaning of "ss" in medical prescriptions?
• What does "sl" refer to in medication administration?
• Which of the following terms best describes the abnormal reaction of a body to allergens?
• According to Ohio law, how long must hard copy prescriptions be kept?
• Which of these is an example of an antacid?
• What does HIPAA stand for?
• What does the abbreviation "amp" stand for in a pharmaceutical context?
• What does the abbreviation "qs" indicate in a prescription?
• What does the abbreviation "asa" refer to?
• What type of coating do enteric-coated tablets have?
• What does the acronym PAC stand for in pharmacy practices?
• How many milliliters are equivalent to one teaspoon (1 tsp)?
• Where are dangerous drugs such as outdated or damaged medications stored?
• What would anaphylaxis most likely require for treatment?
• When labeling a stock bottle, which information should not be covered up?
• In the context of pharmacy practice, what is the purpose of an "override code"?
• What type of medication is Tetracycline?
• Which medication is classified as an antibiotic?
• What is the Roman numeral representation for the number 10?
• What is the function of BIN in pharmacy claims?
• What does the abbreviation "OS" refer to in ophthalmic terms?
• The abbreviation "qw" represents which prescribed frequency?
• Which of the following is an antihistamine?
• What defines a transdermal delivery system?
• Which of the following medications could be stored at 68 to 78 degrees Fahrenheit?
• Which of the following indicates a dosing schedule of twice a day?