Which schedule of medications does not have any currently accepted medical uses in the United States? Question 14 options: A) Schedule II B) Schedule III C) Schedule I D) Schedule IV Question 15 (5 points) What are typical units used in the metric system? Question 15 options: A) Meters, liters, and grams B) Quarts, teaspoons, and minims C) Teaspoons, drams, and grams D) Teaspoons, cups, and grams Question 16 (5 points) What is pharmacotherapeutics? Question 16 options: A) The study of recombinant DNA technology B) The mechanism of action of a drug in the body C) The effect of a drug in the treatment of disease D) The movement of drugs through the body Question 17 (5 points) What is the phrase that refers to all of the names by which a drug can be identified? Question 17 options: A) Generic name B) Chemical name C) Drug nomenclature D) Brand name Question 18 (5 points) What are some signs of an allergic reaction? Question 18 options: A) Itching and fever B) Fever and malaise C) Hives and malaise D) Difficulty breathing and hives Question 19 (5 points) What government agency decides whether drugs may be sold and determines the legal restrictions? Question 19 options: A) PDR B) DEA C) OSHA D) FDA Question 20 (5 points) Which of the following units is used in the household measurement system? Question 20 options: A) Pint B) Liter C) Meter D) Gram

Question 3 (5 points) According to the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), what's the defining quality of a Schedule I controlled substance? Question 3 options: There are acceptable medicinal uses, and there's a very low potential for abuse. There are acceptable medicinal uses, and prescriptions can be phoned into the pharmacy. There are some accepted medicinal uses, but with specific restrictions for prescribing and dispensing, as they're strongly addictive if abused. There's no acceptable medical use for the substance in the United States. Question 4 (5 points) What is a medication order? Question 4 options: An order from a physician to stop taking a particular medication due to a reaction or increased risk A doctor's order for a patient to receive medication while in a hospital A label printed on the container that says specifically how to take the medicine A written prescription that the patient must take to a pharmacy to have filled Question 5 (5 points) What is the loading dose of a drug? Question 5 options: The amount of medication necessary to keep a steady concentration of the drug in the bloodstream The largest possible dose that can be given before it has a toxic effect The normal dose that should be taken, unless there is a specific condition present The initial dose used to build up the drug in the bloodstream Question 6 (5 points) In what way is a generic drug different from a brand name drug? Question 6 options: It's not protected by a trademark. It's associated with different benefits and risks. It's made with different active ingredients. It's not regulated by the FDA. Question 7 (5 points) What is a drug monograph? Question 7 options: A disclaimer that the physician must provide to a patient before prescribing the drug A marking inscribed on a pill to identify the drug as genuine and not a counterfeit An outline of the exact shape of a single pill for purposes of identifying the drug A collection of information that describes the characteristics of the drug

How would a pill that weighs 0.2 grams be expressed in micrograms? Question 12 options: 200 micrograms 200,000 micrograms 2,000 micrograms 20 micrograms Question 13 (5 points) Which process of pharmacokinetics is directly influenced by the fat solubility and the protein-binding ability of a drug? Question 13 options: Drug distribution Drug absorption Drug excretion Drug acidity Question 14 (5 points) Which of the following injection methods is usually conducted by a physician rather than a lab technician or medical assistant, since it's highly specialized? Question 14 options: An intramuscular injection A subcutaneous injection An intraveneous injection An intraspinal injection Question 15 (5 points) Which type of doctor is most likely to prescribe medications used to treat glaucoma and eye infections? Question 15 options: Neurologist Rheumatologist Ophthalmologist Obstetrician Question 16 (5 points) Which medical professional is most likely to prescribe medicine to help with arthritis and joint inflammation? Question 16 options: Rheumatologist Ophthalmologist Dermatologist Endocrinologist Question 17 (5 points) Which of the following is OSHA responsible for? Question 17 options: Establishing proper disposal techniques for equipment that has come into contact with bodily fluids Deciding what drugs may be sold and under what legal restrictions Regulating the manufacture and sale of dangerous drugs, such as narcotics Limiting the sharing of sensitive medical information with other people Question 18 (5 points) All other things equal, which factor would likely necessitate an increase in dosage for the drug to be effective? Question 18 options: The patient is very young. The patient is elderly. The patient is female. The patient is obese. Question 19 (5 points) By double-checking and confirming that a particular drug must be administered subcutaneously, which of the "Seven Rights of Medication Administration" are you ensuring? Question 19 options: Right technique Right route Right dose Right drug Question 20 (5 points) What does the abbreviation "Sig" mean on a prescription? Question 20 options: It indicates that a patient signature is required to acknowledge possible side effects. It indicates the dosage of the medicine to be dispensed. It indicates the directions for the patient to take the medicine. It indicates the quantity of tablets to be dispensed.

5 ml p.r.n (Antipyretic and analgesic )Answer 1 Question 5- If there is a needAnswer 2 Question 5- Calamine lotion BP 1988 and Amoxicillin 250 mg/5 ml are both ________Answer 3 Question 5- Each eye or both eyesAnswer 4 Question 5- Shelf life is 14 days if  kept in the refrigerator Answer 5 Question 5- Every other dayAnswer 6 Question 5- Four times adayAnswer 7 Question 5- Apply to dry skin several times daily (emollient)Answer 8 Question 5- Cold cream and emulsified lotion are both ______Answer 9 Question 5- Apply to skin and allow to dry twice dailyAnswer 10 Question 5- Apply to oily skin as humectant Answer 11 Question 5- 5 ml t.i.d to be sipped and swallowed slowly undiluted

Which of the followings is/are not considered as option for self-medication:Question 5Answera.Nutritional supplementsb.Natural productsc.Dietary supplementsd.OTC medicationse.Prescribed medications

Which of the following would you NOT expect to find in the Treatment of Subjects section of the research protocol?A. The names of all medications to be administered.B. The dosing schedules of all medications to be administered.C. Procedures for assessing treatment adherence.D. Procedures for accounting for missing, unused, and false data.