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1. Physician avoiding treatment in older people,
leading to unwanted effects, including the so-
called risk-treatment mismatch, resulting in
under-prescribing ACE inhibitor for heart failure.
This is an example of what medication related
problem.
a. Treatment without indication
b. Non-compliance
c. Improper Drug Selection
d. Untreated medication
2. Determine the appropriate dosing schedule for
the following: Instill 2 gtts o.u. bid x days
a. 12
b. 6
c. 4
d. 24
3. Government policy that include submission of
ADR reports by pharmaceutical establishments
and parties concerned
a. Republic Act 3720
b. BFAD Memorandum Circular No. 5 s. 1994
c. Department Order No. 345 – I s. 1994
d. None of the choices
4. Which among the following needs to kept and
ready for inspection for 2 years?
a. PMP
b. Prescription
c. Prescription Book
d. All of the choices
5. Meredith Grey had her tooth extraction and
went straight to Seattle Grace Pharmacy
where you work as a pharmacist to have
her prescription filled. Her prescription calls
for:
o Amoxicillin 500mg cap - 3x a day for
7 days
o Mefenamic acid 500mg cap - 3x a
day as needed for pain
o Tranexamic acid 500mg cap - 3x a
day for 3 days
As a pharmacist, how can you promote
patient compliance?
a. Inform the patients to stop all medications
when feeling okay
b. Amoxicillin should be taken every 8 hours for 7
days without missing any dose
c. Tranexamic acid should be taken every 8
hours for 3 days without missing any dose
d. None of the choices
6. Hypoglycemia caused by metformin is an
example of Type A ADR. Hypolipidemia
caused by atorvastatin is an example of
Type A ADR.
a. Only First statement is True
b. Only Second statement is True
c. Both of the statements are True
d. None of the Statements is True
7. Meredith Grey had her tooth extraction and
went straight to Seattle Grace Pharmacy
where you work as a pharmacist to have
her prescription filled. Her prescription calls
for:
Amoxicillin 500mg cap - 3x a day for 7 days
Mefenamic acid 500mg cap - 3x a day as
needed for pain
Tranexamic acid 500mg cap - 3x a day for 3
days
Which among the following is used treat or
prevent excessive blood loss after the patient
tooth extraction?
a. Amoxicillin
b. Mefenamic Acid
c. Tranexamic Acid
d. None of the Choices
8. Meredith Grey had her tooth extraction and
went straight to Seattle Grace Pharmacy
where you work as a pharmacist to have
her prescription filled. Her prescription calls
for:
Amoxicillin 500mg cap - 3x a day for 7 days
Mefenamic acid 500mg cap - 3x a day as
needed for pain
Tranexamic acid 500mg cap - 3x a day for 3
days
Which among the following is used treat or
prevent excessive blood loss after the patient
tooth extraction?
a. Amoxicillin
b. Mefenamic Acid
c. Tranexamic Acid
d. None of the Choices
9. Patient Jun-Ho can’t sleep after break-up with
Atty. Woo. He decided to take Melatonin tablets
every night together with Benadryl 25 mcg for 2
weeks now. On the 15th day after the break up,
they were together again so he decided to stop
the medications. He can’t sleep again even though
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he is happy already again. What ADR type is this
scenario?
a. B
b. C
c. E
d. F
10. Upon taking Neozep the patient felt drowsiness,
this situation is called…
a. Side effect
b. Drug interaction
c. Harm
d. Warning
11. A patient with a chronic condition is prescribed
a medication with a gradually increasing
dosage over time. However, due to a
miscommunication between the healthcare
provider and the pharmacist, the dosage is
significantly increased within a short period. The
patient experiences adverse effects and
displays symptoms of overdose, such as
dizziness and nausea. Upon realizing the error,
the healthcare team promptly intervenes by
adjusting the dosage back to the appropriate
level, closely monitoring the patient’s condition,
and providing supportive care until the
temporary harm resolves and the patient
recovers without ant long-term consequences.
What category of medication error is the above
scenario?
a. H
b. E
c. F
d. D
12. A patient with a chronic condition is prescribed
a medication with a gradually increasing
dosage over time. However, due to a
miscommunication between the healthcare
provider and the pharmacist, the dosage is
significantly increased within a short period. The
patient experiences adverse effects and
displays symptoms of overdose, such as
dizziness and nausea. Upon realizing the error,
the healthcare team promptly intervenes by
adjusting the dosage back to the appropriate
level, closely monitoring the patient’s condition,
and providing supportive care until the
temporary harm resolves and the patient
recovers without ant long-term consequences.
What example of medication error is the above
scenario?
a. Deteriorated medication error
b. Monitoring error
c. Prescriber’s error
d. Administration Error
13. The patient was shocked of the price of the brand
name his physician prescribed him. The patient
asks if he can at least have another brand which is
cheaper to the prescribed brand. What model of
evaluation is applicable for this case?
a. Cost of illness evaluation
b. Cost of benefit analysis
c. Cost-Minimization Analysis
d. Cost effectiveness analysis
e. Cost utility Analysis
14. Anaphylaxis caused by penicillin is an example
of type C ADR. Contraction caused by
misoprostol is an example of Type B ADR.
a. Only First Statement is True
b. Only Second statement is True
c. Both of the statements are True
d. None of the statements is True
15. A term used to identify the duration of time over
which a patent continues to take prescribed
medication.
a. Persistence
b. Compliance
c. Adherence
d. Noncompliance
16. An infection was developed on untreated knife
cut of patient C.K.. His physician prescribed him
an antibiotic Co-Amoxiclav 625mg to be taken 3
times a day for 7 days. The cost of medication per
tablet is 45 pesos however Patient C.K. decided
not to take the medication since it caused too
much for him and says he will just buy the money
for his lunch and use bayabas leaves to treat his
infection. What MRP is the following?
a. Dose too low
b. Drug interaction
c. Failure to receive medication
d. Untreated condition
17. An infection was developed on untreated knife
cut of patient C.K.. His physician prescribed him
an antibiotic Co-Amoxiclav 625mg to be taken 3
times a day for 7 days. The cost of medication per
tablet is 45 pesos however Patient C.K. decided
not to take the medication since it caused too
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much for him and says he will just buy the money
for his lunch and use bayabas leaves to treat his
infection. What MRP is the following?
a. Dose too low
b. Drug interaction
c. Failure to receive medication
d. Untreated condition
18. Which of the following is not the purpose in filling
PMP?
a. Make sure that prescribed medications
are appropriate for the patient’s
medical history
b. Give better medication to the prescribed
medication.
c. Inform a new doctor or pharmacist about
patient’s medication history
d. Make sure that the patient is not allergic
to any prescribed medication
19. Thalidomide has an ADR Type D reaction
because it causes what type of effect to new
born babies?
a. Tinnitus
b. Phocomelia
c. SJS
d. Hypersensitivity reactions
20. A patient with chronic stable angina was given
isosorbide dinitrate. After taking ISDN, the patient
experienced dizziness and headache. The dose
of ISDN was reduced which resulted to
improvement of the patient’s status. What
type of ADR is this?
a. A
b. B
c. C
d. D
21. What specific type of error does deteriorated
drug error belong to?
a. Commission Error
b. Comission Error
c. Ommission Error
d. Omission Error
22. The following can be identify in the drug use
review of PMP for conducting prospective drug
review, EXCEPT…
a. Drug-drug interaction
b. Therapeutic duplication
c. Clinical Abuse
d. Lifestyle modification
23. Which of the following is not sound-alike look-
alike?
a. Prednisolone : Prednisone
b. Esimil : Isordil
c. Lorazepam : Alprazolam
d. Xanax : Zantac
24. Where will you submit the red alert card and
ADR report?
a. BFAD
b. FDA
c. PGH
d. All of the choices
25. The following are reasons why MRPs are not
address, EXCEPT…
a. Patients often resist changes in their drug
therapy
b. The problem is that the patient is
experiencing not usually seen with this
medication
c. The patient has been taking this
medication for many years without a
problem
d. Prescriber often prescribed all necessary
medications of the patient
26. You decided to give out immediately the
medication w/o patient’s proper information of
the medicine because of heavy line of patients
in the pharmacy. What prevention of MRP best
applies in this scenario?
a. Confirm that the prescription is correct
and complete
b. Take the time to store drugs properly
c. Thoroughly check all prescription
d. Always provide thorough patient
counseling
27. A Jehovah’s Witness member patient doesn’t
believe on the drug transfusion which can help
address and increase his survival. The physician
argues on the good and bad consequences of
not having blood transfusion. What model of
evaluation (ethics) did he practice?
a. Autonomy
b. Beneficence
c. Magnificence
d. Confidentiality
28. An 8-day old female was diagnosed to have
neonatal tetanus. Diazepam was use das the
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anticonvulsant with a dose of 0.2 mg/kg/dose q a. II, III

4 hrs. With persistence of spasms, the dose was b. I, II
increased to 0.5 mg/kg/dose up to the c. III, IV
maximum dose of 1 mg/kg/dose but still no d. I, IV
improvement. Higher doses of the same brand
33. Who are the agencies that make and promote
was also ineffective. The patient was later started
the Code of Ethics for Pharmacist?
on Midazolam drip which resulted in decreased
a. Board of Pharmacy
frequency of spasms. What type of ADR is this?
b. Philippine Pharmacist Association
a. A
c. Food and Drug Administration
b. B
d. Philippine Association of College of
c. C
Pharmacy
d. D
34. Patient taking Neozep for his cold and
29. Which of the following is the term use for an injury
Bioflu for his fever. What type of MRP is this?
resulting from medical intervention related to a
a. Drug use without an indication
drug, which can be attributable to preventable
and nonpreventable causes? b. Improper drug selection
a. Adverse Drug Reaction c. Dose too high
b. Adverse Drug Effect d. No MRP observed
c. Adverse Drug Event 35. Mr. D.J. was always absent in his work due to
d. Adverse Drug Reason arrhythmia. Last year he was been hospitalized
because of heart attack. Because of his
30. Odd man out. Which of the following does not
condition, the doctor suggest him to stop
belong to the group?
working and be admitted to the hospital to
I. Duration of Therapy
further recover. What model of evaluation is
II. Cost of Medication
applicable to this case?
III. Development of Treatment Plan
a. Cost of Illness Evaluation
IV. Written Communication
b. Cost Benefit Analysis
V. Identification of Risk Factors
c. Cost-Minimization Analysis
a. I-V
d. Cost Utility Analysis
b. I-IV
c. I-III 36. An infection was developed on untreated knife
d. I-II cut of patient C.K. . His physician prescribed him
an antibiotic Co-Amoxiclav 625mg to be taken 3
31. The following are NOT included on the Code of times a day for 7 days. The cost of medication per
Ethics of Pharmacist? tablet is 45 pesos however Patient C.K. decided
a. A pharmacist promotes the welfare of not to take the medication since it caused too
each individual in a caring and much for him and says he will just buy the money
compassionate manner. for his lunch and use bayabas leaves to treat his
b. A pharmacist is committed to infection. What is the fixed combination of the
continuously enhance professional above medication of the patient?
competitive attitude. a. Copper and Amoxicillin
c. A pharmacist places the well-being of the b. Amoxicillin and Clavulanic Acid
patient at the center of professional c. Amoxicillin and Clarithromycin
practice.
d. Trimethoprim and Amoxicillin
d. None of the choices
32. Indirect method of detecting noncompliance. 37. Proper lighting, adequate counter space, and
I.Self-reports comfortable temperature and humidity can help
II.Interview facilitate a smooth flow from one task to the next.
III.Biological markers What prevention of MRP is this?
IV.Therapeutic Drug Monitoring a. Ensure correct entry of the prescription

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b. Organize the workplace a. Self-Monitoring

c. Reduce distraction when possible b. Pharmacist Monitoring
d. Take the time to store drugs properly c. Directly Observed Treatment
38. What type of ADR is a reaction that causes 44. The following can lead to MRP, Except…
Carcinogenesis? a. Untreated Condition
a. A b. Side Effects
b. B c. Improper Drug Selection
c. C d. Uncontrolled Diet
d. D 45. Some historians believe Rx symbol originated
39. Assuming that all parts of the prescription is from the sign of what planet, employed by the
complete, and the prescription drug written was ancients in requesting aid in healing?
Deltasone (Prednisolone) 5mg. What kind of a. Mercury
prescription is this? b. Jupiter
a. Impossible c. Venus
b. Violative d. Saturn
c. Erroneous
46. What category of medication error happened
d. Correct when anticonvulsant and eventually patient
40. The following are types of medication error, become comatose?
EXCEPT… a. G
a. Authorized Error b. A
b. Omission Error c. H
c. Wrong Dose Error d. I
d. Extra Dose Error 47. Medication Errors are primarily caused by the
41. Which of the following basic techniques for patient’s behavior in one way or another. MRPs
hospital medicine distribution to in-patient has are due to faults committed by health
a patient-specific medication profile professionals.
maintenance and has a closer control on a. Only First statement is True
inventory? b. Only Second statement is True
a. Bulk ward stock order system c. Both of the Statements are True
b. Individual medicine order system d. None of the Statements is True
c. Unit dose system
46-48.
42. The following are examples of reasons why
older adult are of high risk in MRP, EXCEPT…

a. Mr. J.M. has diabetes, high blood pressure

and a kidney failure resulting in visiting
different types of physicians
b. As of the present times, research about
adults was not that much specially onto
their medication used
c. Patient E.C. even after having a healthy
lifestyle when she was young, developed
heart enlargement and slow functioning
of kidney due to her age
d. All are examples of reasons why older
adults are of high risk in MR
43. Monitoring therapy applicable to TB patients

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48. The son of thee patient bought the medication Assuming that all of the patient information is
last 12/25/2020. Other information provided correct and complete. What is the EDS of the
was: patient per refill?
Patient: Juan Dela Cruz a. 30 days
Allergies: NKA b. 60 days
Tel #: 415-555-3815 c. 15 days
d. None
INS: PruLife UK ID: 120567
His prescription was (please refer to the picture
above): You have called the physician of the
patient and asked if he will allow you to
dispense the generic equivalent of the
medication prescribed, what best information
should you inform the son of Mr. Juan Dela
Cruz?
a. Inform his father to take the medication
every after meal
b. Tell his son to go back to his physician for
check up in monitoring his father blood
sugar
c. Ask his son to provide a specific allergies
of patient Juan Dela Cruz
d. All of the choices

49. The son of thee patient bought the medication

last 12/25/2020. Other information provided
was:
Patient: Juan Dela Cruz
Allergies: NKA
Tel #: 415-555-3815
INS: PruLife UK ID: 120567
His prescription was (please refer to the picture
above): How much of the following medication
should be dispensed on the first fill of the
prescription.
a. 30 tabs
b. 60 tabs
c. 15 tabs
d. None
50. The son of thee patient bought the medication
last 12/25/2020. Other information provided
was:
Patient: Juan Dela Cruz
Allergies: NKA
Tel #: 415-555-3815
INS: PruLife UK ID: 120567
His prescription was (please refer to the picture
above):

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