This practice test is about the third module of the Pharmacy Board Exam, the Practice of Pharmacy. Please read the questions carefully and choose the best answer. After answering a question, just click the continue button to proceed to the next. Goodluck!
A continually revised compilation of pharmaceuticals that reflects the current clinical judgment of the medical staff.
Administration of medication not authorized by a legitimate prescriber.
Vioxx® was withdrawn from the market due to:
Extension effect belongs to what type of ADR?
A hospital is classified according to:
Most severe medication error category is:
The safest, most accepted medication distribution system.
Can be a physical and chemical incompatibility.
Consists of former staff members, retired or emeritus, and of other practitioners whom the medical staff chooses to honor.
The failure to administer an ordered dose to a patient before the next scheduled dose.
Characterized by the presence of satellite pharmacy serving the nursing stations.
The provision of oral or written information about drugs or other health related information is called:
Refers to salting out:
Characterized by facial abnormalities.
Piroxicam® is:
Hospital staff most actively involved in patient care.
Special patient population include:
Drugs included in List A:
Drugs to be included in the PNF are chosen based on:
BCS Class 1:
Serves as the secretary of the PTC:
Any preventable event that may cause or lead to inappropriate medication use or patient harm.
Requirements for registration of a hospital include:
This should be included in the label of drugs associated with serious adverse reaction:
A type of Unit Dose Drug Distribution System, except:
Error hazards in prescription or medication order include:
ASHP medication error category F means:
Idiosyncratic ADR:
The detection, assessment, and prevention of adverse drug effects in humans.
Which drug/s are safe for use among pregnant?