PTCB Domain 4: Order Entry and Processing Welcome to your PTCB Domain 4: Order Entry and Processing 1. PTCB: Order Entry and Processing When calculating the amount of a reconstituted antibiotic needed for a pediatric patient, which factor is most crucial for determining the accurate dose? A. The expiration date of the diluent B. The child's favorite flavor C. The child's weight and age D. The color of the medication after reconstitution None 2. PTCB: Order Entry and Processing In processing a prescription for a controlled substance, what is the maximum number of refills allowed for a Schedule III medication within a six-month period? A. 0 refills B. Up to 5 refills C. Unlimited refills D. 1 refill None 3. PTCB: Order Entry and Processing When entering prescription information into a pharmacy management system, which of the following patient information is critical for checking drug interactions? A. Patient's occupation B. Patient's insurance provider C. Patient's full medication list D. Patient's favorite pharmacy location None 4. PTCB: Order Entry and Processing For a medication requiring prior authorization, which of the following steps is essential before the medication can be dispensed? A. Confirming the patient's address B. Obtaining insurance approval C. Checking the patient's pulse D. Verifying the prescriber's alma mater None 5. PTCB: Order Entry and Processing In the context of compounding, what is the significance of the term "trituration"? A. The process of filtering a solution B. The act of measuring liquid medications C. The technique of grinding powders to a fine consistency D. The method of heating substances to aid dissolution None 6. PTCB: Order Entry and Processing Which of the following best describes the purpose of a "DUR" (Drug Utilization Review) in pharmacy practice? A. To ensure the pharmacy's revenue from drug sales B. To monitor the storage conditions of medications C. To assess patient's drug therapy for potential conflicts D. To count the inventory of controlled substances None 7. PTCB: Order Entry and Processing What is the primary consideration when selecting a tablet splitting device for pharmacy use? A. The color of the device B. The device's ability to split tablets into equal halves C. The price of the device D. The brand of the device None 8. PTCB: Order Entry and Processing In calculating the days' supply for a prescription of eye drops, what unique factor must be considered? A. The color of the eye drop solution B. The viscosity of the eye drop solution C. The prescribed drop frequency and the drop per mL D. The patient's vision acuity None 9. PTCB: Order Entry and Processing When dealing with a high-alert medication, what is a critical step in the order entry and processing phase to prevent medication errors? A. Double-checking the patient's date of birth B. Requiring a pharmacist's review before dispensing C. Confirming the medication's color D. Checking the stock price of the medication None 10. PTCB: Order Entry and Processing When processing a medication order, what is the significance of the "auxiliary label"? A. It provides the manufacturer's logo B. It contains additional instructions for the patient's safety and understanding C. It displays the pharmacy's return policy D. It lists the medication's stock number None 11. PTCB: Order Entry and Processing In the process of verifying a prescription for a topical medication, what factor is crucial to ensure correct application and efficacy? A. The scent of the medication B. The size of the packaging C. The specific area of the body for application D. The color of the medication None 12. PTCB: Order Entry and Processing What is the primary consideration when handling a medication that requires reconstitution with a specific diluent? A. The color of the diluent B. Compatibility with the diluent C. The taste of the diluent D. The cost of the diluent None 13. PTCB: Order Entry and Processing In preparing a compound sterile preparation (CSP), what is the most critical aspect to ensure sterility and patient safety? A. The color of the final solution B. Adhering to aseptic technique C. The speed of preparation D. The temperature of the compounding room None 14. PTCB: Order Entry and Processing When verifying a prescription for a patient with multiple allergies, what is the most important step? A. Checking the flavor of the medication B. Confirming the medication's color C. Screening for potential allergens D. Verifying the expiration date None 15. PTCB: Order Entry and Processing For a medication that exhibits a narrow therapeutic index (NTI), what factor is crucial in its dispensing? A. The medication's flavor B. The patient's preference for tablet color C. Ensuring precise dosing D. The cost of the medication None 16. PTCB: Order Entry and Processing In dealing with a medication that is sensitive to light exposure, what is the most important packaging consideration? A. The size of the package B. Use of light-resistant containers C. The color of the label D. The packaging material's texture None 17. PTCB: Order Entry and Processing When processing orders for a biologic medication, what unique storage consideration is typically required? A. Storage in a light-resistant container B. Storage at room temperature C. Refrigeration or specific temperature control D. Storage in a dry place only None 18. PTCB: Order Entry and Processing What is the most critical consideration when dispensing a prescription that includes a Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy (REMS) medication? A. Ensuring the patient knows the color of the medication B. Verifying the patient's insurance coverage C. Compliance with REMS requirements D. The medication's taste None 19. PTCB: Order Entry and Processing In the context of electronic prescription processing, what is a critical security measure? A. Ensuring all prescriptions are printed in color B. Verification of the prescriber's digital signature C. Printing prescriptions on decorative paper D. Checking the font used in the prescription None 20. PTCB: Order Entry and Processing When a medication is on backorder, what is the most important action for a pharmacy technician to take? A. Informing the patient about the color of the substitute medication B. Contacting the prescriber for an alternative medication or therapy C. Waiting for the patient to notice and complain D. Changing the medication's flavor without consultation None 1 out of 20 Time is Up! Time's up
