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PTCB Practice Test 2025-2026 Verified Pharmacy, Exams of Pharmacology

PTCB Practice Test 2025-2026 Verified Pharmacy

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PTCB Practice Test 2025-2026 Verified Pharmacy Technician Exam Questions & Detailed
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What |class |of |medication |is |commonly |used |to |treat |hypertension? |
A. |Anticoagulant |
B. |Beta-blockers
C. |Antibiotics |
D. |Antivirals |- |answersB. |Beta |blockers |are |used |to |manage |hypertension |by |reducing |heart |rate |and |
the |force |of |heart |contractions
Which |medication |is |an |example |of |a |proton |pump |inhibitor? |
A. |Ranitidine |
B. |Omeprazole |
C. |Metformin
D. |Ciprofloxacin |- |answersB. |Omeprazole |is |a |proton |pump |inhibitor |that |reduces |stomach |acid |
production
Under |the |controlled |substances |act, |which |schedule |drug |has |the |highest |potential |for |abuse? |
A. |Schedule |II
B. |Schedule |III
C. |Schedule |IV
D. |Schedule |V |- |answersA. |Schedule |II |drugs |have |a |high |potential |for |abuse |and |may |lead |to |severe |
psychological |or |physical |dependence
Which |of |the |following |is |a |critical |check |before |dispensing |medication? |
A. |Checking |the |drug's |color |
B. |Verifying |patient's |name |and |date |of |birth |
C. |Assessing |the |taste |of |the |medication |
D. |Confirming |the |price |of |the |drug |- |answersB. |Verifying |the |patient's |identity |(name |and |date |of |
birth) |is |crucial |for |safety.
What |is |the |primary |purpose |of |medication |reconciliation? |
A. |To |ensure |that |prices |are |accurate |
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What |class |of |medication |is |commonly |used |to |treat |hypertension? | A. |Anticoagulant | B. |Beta-blockers C. |Antibiotics | D. |Antivirals |- |answersB. |Beta |blockers |are |used |to |manage |hypertension |by |reducing |heart |rate |and | the |force |of |heart |contractions Which |medication |is |an |example |of |a |proton |pump |inhibitor? | A. |Ranitidine | B. |Omeprazole | C. |Metformin D. |Ciprofloxacin |- |answersB. |Omeprazole |is |a |proton |pump |inhibitor |that |reduces |stomach |acid | production Under |the |controlled |substances |act, |which |schedule |drug |has |the |highest |potential |for |abuse? | A. |Schedule |II B. |Schedule |III C. |Schedule |IV D. |Schedule |V |- |answersA. |Schedule |II |drugs |have |a |high |potential |for |abuse |and |may |lead |to |severe | psychological |or |physical |dependence Which |of |the |following |is |a |critical |check |before |dispensing |medication? | A. |Checking |the |drug's |color | B. |Verifying |patient's |name |and |date |of |birth | C. |Assessing |the |taste |of |the |medication | D. |Confirming |the |price |of |the |drug |- |answersB. |Verifying |the |patient's |identity |(name |and |date |of | birth) |is |crucial |for |safety. What |is |the |primary |purpose |of |medication |reconciliation? | A. |To |ensure |that |prices |are |accurate |

B. |To |document |the |refusal |of |medication | C. |To |verify |all |medications |are |correctly |prescribed |and |administered | D. |To |check |the |expiration |dates |of |drugs |on |the |shelf |- |answersC. |Medication |reconciliation |ensures | all |medications |are |correctly |prescribed, |administered, |and |documented The |abbreviation |"q.d" |on |a |prescription |stands |for: | A. |Four |times |a |day | B. |Once |daily | C. |Every |other |day | D. |As |needed |- |answersB. |"q.d" |is |Latin |for |"quaque |die," |meaning |once |a |day Which |type |of |drug |is |used |to |lower |cholesterol? | A. |Antipsychotic | B. |Antipyretic | C. |Statin | D. |Antitussive |- |answersC. |Statins |are |used |to |lower |cholesterol |levels |in |the |blood What |is |the |primary |concern |when |preparing |IV |admixtures? | A. |Flavor | B. |Cost | C. |Sterility | D. |Color |- |answersC. |Ensuring |sterility |is |crucial |in |the |preparation |of |IV |admixtures |to |prevent | infections How |many |milliliters |of |a |1% |solution |can |be |made |from | 5 |grams |of |solute? | A. | 500 |ml B. | 50 |ml C. | 5 |ml D. | 1000 |ml |- |answersA. | 500 |ml |of |solution |is |needed |for | 5 |grams |of |solute |to |make |a |1% |solution |(1 | gram |per | 100 |ml). What |is |the |primary |objective |of |inventory |management |in |a |pharmacy? | A. |Maximizing |shelf |space | B. |Minimizing |medication |cost | C. |Maintaining |adequate |stock |levels |

Calculate |the |amount |of |dextrose |in |grams |in | 500 |mL |of |D10W. A. | 5 |grams B. | 50 |grams | C. | 10 |grams | D. | 100 |grams |- |answersB. |D10W |means |10% |dextrose, |so | 500 |mL |contains | 50 |grams |of |dextrose |(10 | grams Which |medication |is |NOT |considered |an |anticoagulant? | A. |Warfarin | B. |Heparin | C. |Ibuprofen | D. |Enoxaparin |- |answersC. |Ibuprofen |is |a |nonsteriodal |anti-inflammatory |drug |(NSAID), |not |an | anticoagulant Which |route |of |medication |administration |is |used |for |insulin |delivery? | A. |Oral | B. |Subcutaneous | C. |Intravenous | D. |Topical |- |answersB: |Insulin |is |typically |administered |subcutaneously What |is |the |primary |use |of |albuterol? | A. |Pain |relief B. |Blood |clot |prevention | C. |Asthma |symptom |control | D. |Blood |pressure |reduction |- |answersC. |Albuterol |is |primarily |used |to |treat |and |prevent | bronchospasm |in |people |with |asthma It |is |unethical |for |a |pharmacy |technician |to: | A. |Maintain |patient |confidentiality | B. |Accept |gifts |for |pharmaceutical |representatives | C. |Provide |patient |counseling | D. |Dispense |prescribed |mediations |- |answersB. |Accepting |gifts |from |pharmaceutical |reps |can |lead |to | conflicts |of |interest |and |is |generally |considered |unethical |in |pharmacy |practice Which |is |a |common |task |for |pharmacy |technician |in |a |community |pharmacy |setting? |

A. |Prescribing |medications | B. |Conducting |health |screenings | C. |Managing |prescription |refills | D. |Performing |surgery |- |answersC. |Managing |prescription |refills |is |a |common |responsibility |of | pharmacy |technicians |in |community |pharmacies What |is |the |role |of |a |pharmacy |technician |in |a |hospital |setting |regarding |medication |distribution? | A. |Deciding |on |patient |medication |plans | B. |Preparing |and |delivering |medications |to |nursing |units | C. |Performing |medical |procedures | D. |Diagnosing |patient |conditions |- |answersB. |Pharmacy |technicians |in |hospitals |often |prepare |and | deliver |medications |to |various |hospital |departments Which |of |the |following |could |potentially |cause |a |serious |interaction |with |warfarin? | A. |Vitamin |k B. |Vitamin |c C. |Vitamin |d D. |Vitamin |e |- |answersA. |Vitamin |K |can |counteract |the |anticoagulant |effects |of |warfarin, |leading |to | potential |clotting |issues How |many |mL |of |a |2% |lidocaine |solution |contains | 200 |mg |of |lidocaine? | A. | 10 |mL B. | 5 |mL C. | 20 |mL D. | 100 |mL |- |answersA. |A |2% |solution |means | 2 |grams |per | 100 |mL, |or |200mg |per | 10 |mL What |is |the |primary |reason |for |compounding |a |medication |for |a |patient? | A. |To |create |a |medication |that |is |commercially |unavailable | B. |To |increase |the |pharmacy's |revenue | C. |To |make |the |medication |taste |worse | D. |To |comply |with |pharmaceutical |advertising |- |answersA. |Compounding |is |often |necessary |when |a | specific |medication |is |needed |that |is |not |available |commercially |or |needs |to |be |customized |for |a | patient's |specific |needs |(e.g., |allergies, |pediatric |dosages).