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PTCB Exam - PTCE - ExCPT Exam

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PTCB Exam Practice Question 89 It’s important to know how much pseudoephedrine can be sold per day and per month not only for your exam but also for your time while working in a pharmacy. Limits federally are 3.6 grams per day and 9 grams per 30 days of pseudoephedrine. Limits are placed on mail order pharmacies and mobile retail vendors of 7.5 grams per day of pseudoephedrine. These limits are placed from the 2005 Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act. #pharmacytechnician #pharmtech #ptcbexam created by PTCB Exam - PTCE - ExCPT Exam with Big Beats's Happy (Instrumental)
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PTCB Exam Practice Question 89 It’s important to know how much pseudoephedrine can be sold per day and per month not only for your exam but also for your time while working in a pharmacy. Limits federally are 3.6 grams per day and 9 grams per 30 days of pseudoephedrine. Limits are placed on mail order pharmacies and mobile retail vendors of 7.5 grams per day of pseudoephedrine. These limits are placed from the 2005 Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act. #pharmacytechnician #pharmtech #ptcbexam
Medication Spotlight: Linezolid Linezolid is an Oxazolidinone antibiotic. Linezolid would be used typically against gram + bacteria similar to vancomycin or vibativ. Conversion from IV to oral formulations is 1 to 1. It is important to be able to recognize medication brand/generic names, main side effects, contraindications, and other key facts for your exam. What medications would you like covered next? Let us know in the comments! #ptcbexam #pharmacytechnician #antibiotics #ptce #pharmacy
PTCB Exam Practice Question 88 It’s important to know how much pseudoephedrine can be sold per day and per month not only for your exam but also for your time while working in a pharmacy. Limits federally are 3.6 grams per day and 9 grams per 30 days of pseudoephedrine. Limits are placed on mail order pharmacies and mobile retail vendors of 7.5 grams per day of pseudoephedrine. These limits are placed from the 2005 Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act. #pharmacytechnician #pharmtech #ptcbexam
Medication Spotlight: Vibativ Vibativ is a glycopeptide antibiotic similar to vancomycin. It is not used as often due to its limiting side effects. Vibativ would be used typically against gram + bacteria similar to vancomycin. It is important to be able to recognize medication brand/generic names, main side effects, contraindications, and other key facts for your exam. What medications would you like covered next? Let us know in the comments! #ptcbexam #pharmacytechnician #antibiotics
Pharmacy Practice question for pharmacy technicians! This question is about a pharmacy reference. The “Orange Book” is actually called Approved Drug Products with Therapeutic Equivalence Evaluations. This is published by the FDA. It contains information about which medications can be substituted for others. Reference medications may be a brand name medication and other medications with rating of A could potentially be substituted for the brand name medication (a generic formulation).
Medication Spotlight: Vancomycin Vancomycin is typically used as an antibiotic to cover infections caused by gram + bacteria. You will often see it used for skin infections and added to other antibiotics to broaden the spectrum of antibiotic coverage to include MRSA. Vancomycin given orally is not readily absorbed and is used to treat c. Diff infections. It is important to be able to recognize medication brand/generic names, main side effects, contraindications, and other key facts for your exam
Pharmacy technician certification exam practice question 86. Knowing important pharmacy references is good to know not only for the exam but also for practice within a pharmacy. Drug Topics Red Book is a known reference on medication pricing. Drug Facts and Comparisons has info on prescription and over the counter medications. The United States Pharmacopoeia is a reference on the standards for strength, quality and purity for medications. USP 797 sets stanards in regards to sterile compounding.
Learning medication prefixes and suffixes is an easy way to identify common medications within a medication class. In this video we are focusing on anti-infective medication classes. Some notable suffixes are -floxacin for fluoroquinolones, -cycline for tetracyclines, -cillin for penicillins, -thromycin for the majority of macrolides, -vir for some anti-virals, and -azole for some anti-fungals. Learn these and other medication prefixes and suffixes to help you pass your PTCB exam!
Federal law portion of the PTCB exam is 12.5%. Knowing about federal laws that impact pharmacy may be important to know as you may see them or topics related to them on the exam. The Orphan Drug Act allows for tax incentives for medication companies to develop medications for rare diseases. Without these incentives, it may not be financially feasible for companies to research and develop these medications. Follow along for more pharmacy technician certification exam practice questions!
Medication Spotlight: Aztreonam Aztronam is an antibiotic often known for its ability to be used in patients with a history of an allergic reaction to penicillins. It is important to be able to recognize medication brand/generic names, main side effects, contraindications, and other key facts in order to successfully pass your exam! Follow us for more medication spotlights! #ptcb #ptcbexam #pharmacologystudyguide #medicationstudyguide #testreview #practicequestions #testquestions
Practice Question 83 For the PTCB exam 12.5% of the questions will cover federal pharmacy laws. Knowing how long a prescription is valid for is key information to know. Schedule lll-IV prescriptions are valid for a maximum of 6 months and for 5 refills. Follow for more practice questions! #pharmtechintraining #pharmacytechnicianintraining #testprep #examprep #studytipsforstudents
Need help to master a specific topic for your exam? We have practice tests and study guides available! Check out Pharmprepdocs.com or check out our Etsy store at pharmprepdocs. We are constantly adding new study materials so check it out if you need help! #ptcbexam #ptce #pharmtech #pharmacytechnician #ptcbexamreview #ptcbtestprep #studyptcbexam #pharmacytechniciancertification #studyguides #practicetests
Practice exam question 82 Knowing what schedule of controlled substances medications are will help you with the federal law portion of your exam. Medications that contain hydrocodone in them are schedule ll medications. Follow us for more practice questions! #PTCBEXAM #PTCE #pharmacy #pharmacytechnician #studyhacks
Remembering medication suffixes is a helpful way to identify unknown medications. Unfortunately not all medication suffixes are class exclusive. For example medications that are cholesterol lowering medications that belong to the class of HMG-COA reductase inhibitors typically end in -statin. Also a medication name that also ends in -statin is nystatin. Nystatin is an antifungal. Follow for medication knowledge you need to know to pass the pharmacy technician certification exam!
Practice exam question 81 Knowing medication classes and what schedule of controlled substances those medications are will help you with the federal law portion of your exam. Some common medication suffixes from the benzodiazepine class are -zepam and -zolam. Medications from this medication class include clonazepam and alprazolam. Benzodiazepines are generally scheduled as schedule IV medications. Follow us for more practice questions! #PTCBEXAM #PTCE #pharmacy #pharmacytechnician #studyhacks
Medication Spotlight: Meropenem (Merrem) Meropenem is a broad spectrum antibiotic. It is important to be able to recognize medication brand/generic names, main side effects, contraindications, and other key facts in order to successfully pass your exam! Follow us for more medication spotlights! #ptcbexam2022 #ptcbtestreview #ptcbtest #medicationspotlight #nowyouknowaboutmedications #nursing #nclex
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