While processing a prescription for prenatal vitamins for a woman from her OB-GYN, you notice she filled a prescription for tetracycline last week from her dermatologist. What should you do?

Which organization established a list of “high-alert medications” for acute care, community care, and long-term care pharmacies?

Which of the following pieces of information is useful to verify that the correct medication has been selected from the shelf to fill a prescription?

Which of the following medications should NOT be crushed when being administered to a patient?

The abbreviation “qs ad” appears on a prescription; what is its meaning?

The formation of a precipitate indicates instability of which dosage form?

When a pharmacy technician is performing geometric dilution, when does the technician add the most potent ingredient?

What is the BUD for a water-containing oral formulation that is stored at a controlled cold temperature?

A patient is prescribed enoxaparin; how should it be administered?

In multiples of what number should tablets or capsules be counted at a time using a spatula and a pill tray?