Question

1. intentional conduct to cause injury or conduct that is carried on with the conscious disregard of the rights of others is called:

a: oppression b: bad conduct
c: malice d: fraud

1. which of the following must be present on the prescription at the time of acceptance?

a: the age of the patient b: the address of the patient
c: the prescribers signature d: the gender of the patient

1. a physicians narcotic license is renewed through what agency?

a: dea b: osha
c: fda d: homeland security

1. the abbreviation for blood urea nitrogen is:

a: bun b: bun
c: bun d: bun

1. the prescription is for heparin 2,000 u sc. the in stock supply of heparin is 10,000 u/5 ml. you would dispense______ml.

a: 5 b: 1
c: 2 d: 3

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze question 36

Malice is intentional conduct to cause injury or conduct with conscious disregard of others' rights. Oppression is unjust treatment. Bad conduct is a general term. Fraud is deception.

Step2: Analyze question 37

The prescriber's signature is required on a prescription at acceptance. Age, address, and gender are not always mandatory.

Step3: Analyze question 38

DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration) renews a physician's narcotic license. OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) deals with workplace safety. FDA (Food and Drug Administration) regulates drugs. Homeland Security is for national security.

Step4: Analyze question 39

The standard abbreviation for blood urea nitrogen is BUN (all caps).

Step5: Analyze question 40

Use the formula \(V=\frac{D}{C}\times Q\). Here, \(D = 2000U\), \(C=10000U/5ml = 2000U/ml\), \(Q = 1ml\). So \(V=\frac{2000}{2000}\times1=1ml\)

Answer:

1. C: malice
2. C: the prescribers signature
3. A: DEA
4. B: BUN
5. B: 1