A Practical Guide to Contemporary Pharmacy Practice and Compounding 4th Edition Lester Elder Test Bank

Part 1: Processing the Prescription Expandable section

1: Prescription and Medication Drug Orders

2: Labeling Prescriptions and Medications

3: Controlled Substances

4: Expiration and Beyond-Use Dating

5: Drug Utilization Review and Medication-Use Evaluation

6: Patient Counseling

Part 2: CalculationsExpandable section

7: Systems of Measurement and Introduction to Pharmaceutical Calculations

8: Quantity and Concentration Expressions and Calculations

9: Evaluating Dosage Regimens

10: Aliquot Calculations

11: Isotonicity Calculations

Part 3: Compounding Drug Preparations Expandable section

12: General Guidelines for Preparing Compounded Drug Preparations

13: Selection, Storage, and Handling of Compounding Equipment and Ingredients

14: Selection and Use of Weighing and Measuring Equipment

Part 4: Pharmaceutical ExcipientsExpandable section

15: Pharmaceutical Solvents and Solubilizing Agents

16: Antimicrobial Preservatives

17: Antioxidants

18: Buffers and pH Adjusting Agents

19: Viscosity-Inducing Agents

20: Surfactants and Emulsifying Agents

21: Colors, Flavors, Sweeteners, and Scents

22: Vehicles for Liquid Preparations

23: Ointment Bases

24: Suppository Bases

Part 5: Nonsterile Dosage Forms and Their Preparation Expandable section

25: Powders

26: Capsules, Lozenges, and Other Solid Oral Dosage Forms

27: Solutions

28: Suspensions

29: Liquid Emulsions

30: Semisolids: Ointments, Creams, Gels, Pastes, and Collodions

31: Suppositories

Part 6: Sterile Dosage Forms and Their PreparationExpandable section

32: General Principles of Sterile Dosage Form Preparation

33: Ophthalmic, Nasal, Inhalation, and Irrigation Solutions

34: Parenteral Preparations

35: Parenteral Nutrition

Part 7: Veterinary PharmacyExpandable section

36: Veterinary Pharmacy Practice

Part 8: Compatibility and Stability Expandable section

37: Compatibility and Stability of Drug Products and Preparations Dispensed by the Pharmacist