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ExCPT Pharmacy Tech Exam Pharmacists duties are - Answer- clinical Where will a medication with the prescription sig code "ii gtts os tid" be used? - Answer- Left eye Room Temperature - Answer- 20-25 degrees C Refrigerator Temperature - Answer- 1.7-7.8 degrees C Freezer Temperature - Answer- -15+ degrees C Celsius & Fahrenheit Conversion - Answer- 5F=9C+160 What is the expiration date for insulin in the fridge? Outside the fridge? - Answer- Manufacturer's da...

ExCPT Practice Exam Which of the following may be performed only by a pharmacist? - Answer- Accepting a return call from a prescriber's office clarifying a prescription. All of the following duties may be performed by a pharmacy technician EXCEPT - Answer- Selecting an OTC product for a patient. A patient brings in two new prescriptions from two different doctors. One prescription is for ibuprofen 800 mg, 1 tablet po and another prescription is for Anaprox DS, 1 tablet bid what sho...

Campbell Essential Biology, 6th Edition, Chapter 6 when there is enough oxygen reaching your cells to support their energy needs, ___________ is said to be ______________ - Answer- metabolism; aerobic aerobic capacity - Answer- the maximum rate at which O2 can be taken in and used by your muscle cells (the most strenuous activity that your body can maintain aerobically) photosynthesis - Answer- the process where plants convert the energy of sunlight to the chemical energy of sugar...

Campbell essential biology: 6th edition chapter 10 cellular respiration Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) - Answer- most cellular energy is stored inthe chemical bonds of this energy carrier molecule Cells break down glucose in 3 stages - Answer- 1. glycolysis 2. TCA cycle 3. cellular respiration Glucose - Answer- -key energy-storage molecule -it is metabolized for energy(produces ATP) -its stored in long chains in humans Glycolysis - Answer- begins by splitting glucose (a six...

Essentials of Biology 6th Edition Mader Chapter 1 biology - Answer- scientific study of life atoms - Answer- smallest unit of an element; composed of electrons, protons, and neutrons. example is oxygen molecule - Answer- union of two or more atoms of the same or different elements. example is methane cell - Answer- the structural and functional unit of all living organisms. example is nerve cell. tissue - Answer- group of cells with a common structure and function. examp...

Essential Cell Biology Quiz - Chapter 1 DNA contains sequences that: A. code for proteins. B. code for functional RNA molecules. C. are seemingly dispensable. D. regulate gene activity. E. All the above - Answer- E: All the above T/F: All cells require oxygen to live. - Answer- FALSE In what way are all cells alike? A. They are round in shape. B. They are about a tenth of a millimeter in diameter. C. They store their genetic instructions in DNA. D. They require oxygen...

Essential Cell Biology Chapter 1,2,4,5,7&8 (Alberts) .Different cell types that respond to the same hormone usually turn on the same sets of genes. - Answer- false .Even though control of eukaryotic gene expression is combinatorial, the effect of a single gene regulatory protein can still be decisive in switching any particular gene on or off. - Answer- True .In bacteria when transcription regulators bind to regulatory DNAsequences close to where RNA polymerase binds, they: - Answer...

Essential Cell Biology: Chapter 1 Cells - Answer- The basic unit from which a living organism is made; consists of an aqueous solution of organic molecules enclosed by a membrane. Cell Biology - Answer- The study of cells and their structure, function and behavior. Cilium (cilia) - Answer- Hairlike structure made of microtubules found on the surface of many eukaryotic cells; when present in large numbers, its rhythmic beating can drive the movement of fluid over the cell surface, ...

Essential Biology 6th ed. Chapter 8 anaphase - Answer- The third stage of mitosis, beginning when sister chromatids separate from each other and ending when a complete set of daughter chromosomes has arrived at each of the two poles of the cell. asexual reproduction - Answer- The creation of genetically identical offspring by a single parent, without the participation fo gametes (sperm and egg). autosome - Answer- A chromosome not directly involved in determining the sex of an org...

Essential Cell Biology-Chapter 6 How does each of the two DNA strand act as a template for the synthesis of the other strand? - Answer- DNA acts as a template for its own duplication. Because of complementary base pairing, one strand can sereve as a template for the other strand. Where does DNA replication start? - Answer- Origin of replication- these are species specific. Where does RNA replication start? - Answer- Promoter Where does DNA synthesis start? - Answer- DNA synth...