Questions: The dosage form normally repackaged in a pharmacy is the: A. Tablet form B. Capsule form C. Liquid form D. All the above The manufacturer expiration date of a drug is 4 / 22, the drug expires on: A. April 1, 2022 B. April 15,2022 C. April 30, 2022 D. April 31, 2022 Compounding pharmacies must follow each state's board of pharmacy regulations, in addition to standards A. USP <711> B. USP < 795> C. USP < 797> D. USP <800> The punch method is used to prepare: A. Solutions B. Tablets C. Capsules D. Ointments

The dosage form normally repackaged in a pharmacy is the: A. Tablet form B. Capsule form C. Liquid form D. All the above The manufacturer expiration date of a drug is 4 / 22, the drug expires on: A. April 1, 2022 B. April 15,2022 C. April 30, 2022 D. April 31, 2022 Compounding pharmacies must follow each state's board of pharmacy regulations, in addition to standards A. USP <711> B. USP < 795> C. USP < 797> D. USP <800> The punch method is used to prepare: A. Solutions B. Tablets C. Capsules D. Ointments
Transcript text: The dosage form normally repackaged in a pharmacy is the: A. Tablet form B. Capsule form C. Liquid form D. All the above The manufacturer expiration date of a drug is $4 / 22$, the drug expires on: A. April 1, 2022 B. April 15,2022 C. April 30, 2022 D. April 31, 2022 Compounding pharmacies must follow each state's board of pharmacy regulations, in addition to standards A. USP $<711>$ B. USP < 795> C. USP < 797> D. USP $<800>$ The punch method is used to prepare: A. Solutions B. Tablets C. Capsules D. Ointments
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The answer to the first question is D: All the above. Explanation:

  • A. Tablet form: Tablets are commonly repackaged in pharmacies for various reasons, including patient-specific dosing.
  • B. Capsule form: Capsules are also frequently repackaged for similar reasons as tablets.
  • C. Liquid form: Liquid medications are often repackaged, especially for pediatric or geriatric patients who may require specific dosages.
  • D. All the above: Since all the forms mentioned (tablets, capsules, and liquids) are commonly repackaged in pharmacies, this is the correct answer.

The answer to the second question is C: April 30, 2022. Explanation:

  • A. April 1, 2022: This is incorrect because the expiration date typically refers to the end of the month.
  • B. April 15, 2022: This is incorrect for the same reason as above.
  • C. April 30, 2022: This is correct because the expiration date of 4/22 means the drug expires at the end of April 2022.
  • D. April 31, 2022: This is incorrect because April only has 30 days.

The answer to the third question is C: USP <797>. Explanation:

  • A. USP <711>: This standard is related to dissolution testing.
  • B. USP <795>: This standard pertains to non-sterile compounding.
  • C. USP <797>: This standard pertains to sterile compounding, which is relevant to compounding pharmacies.
  • D. USP <800>: This standard pertains to handling hazardous drugs.

Summary:

  1. The dosage form normally repackaged in a pharmacy is D: All the above.
  2. The manufacturer expiration date of a drug is 4/22, the drug expires on C: April 30, 2022.
  3. Compounding pharmacies must follow each state's board of pharmacy regulations, in addition to C: USP <797> standards.
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