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Exam: 084073RR - Drug Information Sources

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Questions 1 to 20: Select the best answer to each question. Note that a question and its answers may be split across a page break, so be sure that you have seen the entire question and all the answers before choosing an answer.

1. Which of the following sources is found in most pharmacies and is often used for brand and generic names? A. Patient Drug Facts
B. Drug Facts & Comparisons
C. Formulary Advisor
D. DrugDigest

2. The Handbook on Injectable Drugs is most useful for information on
A. compatibility with other drugs.
B. generic name identification.
C. brand-name identification.
D. providing patient information for injectable drugs.

3. What is the name of a Web-based research program that allows you to search databases produced by the
National Library of Medicine?
A. USP DI
B. DrugDigest
C. Epocrates
D. PubMed Reader/MEDLINE Reader

4. A condensed summary compiling information about a particular field of knowledge is a
A. pharmacopeia.
B. treatment guideline.
C. compendium.
D. compliance manual.

5. Which of the following pharmacy periodicals produces online information for retail management and store operations?
A. Drug Topics
B. Drug News Weekly
C. Pharmacy Choice Newsletter
D. Pharmacy Times

6. Which of the following statements about a package insert is correct?
A. It's produced by the FDA.
B. It doesn't have all the necessary information to safely prescribe a product.
C. Copies can be found in the USP/NF.
D. It contains only information approved by the FDA.

7. In addition to comprehensive manufacturer listings, _______ contains pharmaceutical wholesaler and third-party administrator directories.
A. the Drug Topics Red Book
B. the Drug Information Handbook
C. DrugDigest
D. Pharmacy Times

8. Which of the following statements about the Red Book is incorrect?
A. The Red Book lists NDC numbers for drugs.
B. The Red Book is a required reference in a pharmacy.
C. The Red Book is printed annually.
D. The Red Book provides average wholesale prices.

9. In which one of the following sources can a pharmacist find brief descriptions of disease conditions and treatments? A. Merck Manual
B. Package inserts
C. Physicians' Desk Reference
D. King Guide to Parenteral Admixtures

10. Which source gives patient drug information in lay language?
A. AHFS Drug Information
B. The first volume of the USP DI
C. The second volume of the USP DI
D. Drug Facts & Comparisons

11. Which source provides the best worldwide drug coverage and is published by the Pharmaceutical Press in London with an electronic version available by Thomson Micromedex?
A. Martindale: The Complete Drug Reference
B. Merck Manual
C. AHFS Drug Information
D. USP/NF (United States Pharmacopeia/National Formulary)

12. The professional's guide to face-to-face counseling is
A. RxList.
B. PubMed.
C. Patient Drug Facts.

D. MedlinePlus.

13. The Physicians' Desk Reference line of products includes
A. the Concise Guide for Pharmacists.
B. Drug Information Handbook.
C. MedlinePlus.
D. the journal called Pharmacotherapy.

14. What online resource would you use to search for a medical abbreviation or acronym as well as find a particular drug manufacturer?
A. MediLexicon
B. Merck Manual
C. Formulary
D. HIPAA

15. Which source will provide the best dosing information for a five-year-old child?
A. The second volume of the USP DI
B. American Drug Index
C. Geriatric Dosage Handbook
D. Pediatric Dosage Handbook

16. Which one of the following is a printed source of information intended specifically for patient education? A. The American Drug Index
B. Drug Facts & Comparisons
C. The second volume of the USP DI
D. The Physicians' Desk Reference

17. Which drug information source is published quarterly and provides information to reduce risks associated with combining and/or switching medications?
A. Formulary
B. Merck Manual
C. Hansten and Horn's Drug Interactions Analysis and Management
D. United States Pharmacopeia Dispensing Information (USP DI)

18. Which of the following statements about the NDC numbers is correct?
A. NDC numbers are required for all prescription medicines.
B. NDC numbers are assigned to all prescription and nonprescription drugs, as well as durable medical equipment.
C. The first two digits identify the manufacturer.
D. NDC stands for National Drug Coalition.

19. Which source lists drugs alphabetically and identifies a generic name of a brand-name product?
A. Drug News Weekly

B. American Drug Index
C. Clinical Pharmacology
D. Patient Drug Facts

20. A _______ source provides summarized, condensed information for quick reference.
A. secondary
B. tertiary
C. professional
D. primary

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