PTCE Google Quiz #2 [25 Multiple Choice Questions for Pharmacy Tech Students]
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This is a super tool to prepare your pharmacy technician students for the PTCE exam! It includes 25 multiple choice questions with an answer key. Students must have knowledge of the following concepts covered in this exam: 1) pharmacy abbreviations, 2) pharmacy law, 3) drug calculations, 5) medication forms, 6) medication routes, and 7) drug classifications.
Check out this PTCE practice exam in a printable format at PTCE Practice Exam#2 [25 Multiple Choice Questions for Pharmacy Tech Students].
Check out the first PTCE practice exam in an electronic format at PTCE Google Quiz #1 [25 Multiple Choice Questions for Pharmacy Tech Students] or as a printable exam at PTCE Practice Exam#1 [25 Multiple Choice Questions for Pharmacy Tech Students].
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Here are the state standards covered in this practice exam:
Pharmacology TEKS 130.230 (c) Knowledge and Skills
(4) The student explains the ethical and legal responsibilities of pharmacists and pharmacy technicians. The student is expected to: (A) describe the legal terms and consequences associated with prescription errors; (B) analyze the six routes of medication administration;(D) evaluate the effect of medication errors related to the pharmacy and the industry.
(5) The student uses a comprehensive medical vocabulary in order to communicate effectively with other health care professionals. The student is expected to: (A) identify the various routes of drug medication; (B) differentiate among the various classes of drugs; (C) properly use common terms associated with pharmacology; and (D) analyze unfamiliar terms using the knowledge of word roots, suffixes, and prefixes.
(6) The student demonstrates mathematical knowledge and skills to solve problems with systems of measurement used in the pharmacy. The student is expected to: (A) analyze medication calculations, including metric, apothecary, and household systems; (B) convert a measurement expressed in one standard unit within a system to a measurement expressed in another unit within the same system.
(7) The student recognizes the effectiveness of a pharmaceutical agent, its form, and its route of administration. The student is expected to:(C) list examples of drugs in each dosage form; and (D) define medical terms associated with drug forms.
