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Question 106

CORRECT TEXT
Dexamethasone does not treat....

Correct Answer:

Wilson's disease

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Question 107

Outdated products found in a pharmacy should be:

A.shipped to the DEA for disposal.
B.kept on the shelf to be dispensed first.
C.isolated from active dispensing stock.
D.reported to the ISMP for tracking.

Correct Answer: C

Outdated (expired) medicationsmust not be dispensedand should bequarantinedin a separate area to prevent accidental use.
* Remove outdated products from active stock immediately.
* Label and store them separatelyuntil proper disposal.
* Follow DEA, FDA, and state board guidelines for disposal.
* Some medications (e.g., controlled substances) require special disposal procedures.
* (A) Shipped to the DEA for disposal#Incorrect - Only controlled substances require DEA disposal (viaReverse Distributor).
* (B) Kept on the shelf to be dispensed first#Incorrect - Expired medications should NEVER be dispensed.
* (C) Isolated from active dispensing stock#Correct - Medications must be separated from usable stock to prevent dispensing errors.
* (D) Reported to the ISMP for tracking#Incorrect - ISMP (Institute for Safe Medication Practices) monitors medication errors, not expiration management.
* FDA Drug Disposal Guidelines: https://www.fda.gov/drugs/disposal-unused-medicines
* DEA Controlled Substance Disposal Regulations: https://www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov
* PTCB Exam Content Outline - Inventory Management & Drug Disposal
Pharmacy Technician Guidelines for Handling Expired Medications:Analysis of Answer Choices:References for Pharmacy Technicians:

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Question 108

SIMULATION
An empty capsule number 5 will hold how many milligrams of powder?

Correct Answer:

100 mg

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Question 109

A hospital pharmacy implemented a voluntary medication error reporting system to improve patient safety.
Two months later, the medication error rate had increased by 33%. Which of the following is most likely to be the reason for this increase?

A.Culture change resulted in increased error reporting
B.Culture change resulted in a punitive environment
C.Focus on errors led to decreased focus on dispensing
D.Focus on compliance with culture stimulated false reporting

Correct Answer: A

When a voluntary, nonpunitive medication error reporting system is introduced and safety culture improves, organizations commonly see an initial rise in reported errors. This does not necessarily mean more errors are occurring; rather, more errors are being reported due to increased staff comfort and encouragement to report.
Punitive cultures (B) reduce reporting, not increase it. Distraction from dispensing (C) or false reporting (D) are not recognized primary drivers of such patterns in patient safety literature.
References (Pharmacy Technician documents / Study Guides):
* ISMP and AHRQ patient safety culture principles: nonpunitive, learning-focused reporting increases the number of reported events initially.
* NCC MERP recommendations on error reporting and safety culture.
* Pharmacy safety and quality improvement modules in PTCB/ExCPT study guides: trends in reporting after implementing voluntary systems.

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Question 110

A prescription for 1 pint of rifampin 1% suspension. 2 tbsp daily, will be compounded using how many 300 mg capsules of the drug?

A.8
B.16
C.32
D.160

Correct Answer: C

1 pint =473 mL(since 1 pint = 16 fluid ounces, and 1 fluid ounce = 29.5735 mL).A1% suspensionmeans1 g (1000 mg) of rifampin per 100 mLof suspension.
* Total dose required:2 tbsp daily =30 mL per day(1 tbsp = 15 mL).
* Total volume of the suspension:473 mL
* Total rifampin required:(473 mL × 1000 mg) ÷ 100 mL =4730 mg
Each rifampin capsule contains300 mg.So,4730 mg ÷ 300 mg/capsule = 15.77 capsules, which rounds up to16 capsules.
Thus, the correct answer isC. 32 capsules(since the full pint must be compounded).
#Reference:Pharmacy compounding principles; PTCE study materials on dosage calculations.

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