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    16

    SECTION I

    c.
    d.
    e.

    PHARMACEUTICAL PRACTICE

    9.6
    10.8
    12.3

    111. One gram of a given chemical is soluble in 10 mL of


    alcohol. What is the specific gravity of alcohol if a
    saturated solution is made with this chemical into
    an 11.1% w/w solution?
    a. 0.75
    b. 0.8
    c. 0.9
    d. 1.0
    e. 1.15
    112. How many grams of iodine are consumed
    daily from 0.3 mL tid of 5% w/v strong iodine
    solution?
    a. 450
    b. 45
    c. 4.5
    d. 0.045
    e. 0.0045
    113. A technician is preparing a potassium chloride
    infusion for a hypokalemic patient. The IV bag
    contains 250 mL of normal saline and 5.86 g of KCl
    (KCl molecular weight 74.6). In the final infusion
    preparation, how many milliequivalents of
    potassium chloride are present?
    a. 12.7 mEq
    b. 78.5 mEq
    c. 43.7 mEq
    d. 22.5 mEq
    e. 36.4 mEq
    114. What is the volume of distribution of a drug with
    a clearance of 9 L/hr, F 50, and an elimination half
    life of 7.8 hours?
    a. 70 L
    b. 93 L
    c. 101 L
    d. 149 L
    115. How many mL of tetracycline suspension 250 mg/
    5 mL must be given in order for the patient to
    receive 150 mg?
    a. 3 mL
    b. 6 mL
    c. 12 mL
    d. 7.5 mL
    e. 15 mL
    116. An acidic drug has a pKa of 5.4. What percentage of
    the drug is ionized in urine with a pH of 6.0?
    a. 25.1%
    b. 74.9%
    c. 20.1%
    d. 79.9%
    117. A weakly basic drug has a pKa of 8.6. What percent
    would be un-ionized in circulation?
    a. 0.059%
    b. 0.941%

    c.
    d.

    5.9%
    94.1%

    118. A patient is to receive 2 mg/min of labetalol


    hydrochloride that has been prepared by adding
    200 mg of labetalol hydrochloride injection to 250 mL
    of D5W to attain a final concentration of 2 mg/3 mL.
    How many milliliters per hour should the nurse
    infuse?
    a. 2.5 mL/h
    b. 150 mL/h
    c. 3 mL/h
    d. 180 mL/h
    119. A patient is to receive 4 L of D5NS over 24 hours. If
    the IV tubing has a drip factor of 15 gtt/mL, what is
    the drip rate?
    a. 18 gtt/min
    b. 42 gtt/min
    c. 55 gtt/min
    d. 250 gtt/min
    120. What is the day supply for this prescription?
    Persantine 25 mg (quantity 100) SIG: 1 tab qod
    a. 200
    b. 100
    c. 50
    d. 25
    e. 20
    121. Which erythromycin salt(s) is/are available by
    IV infusion?
    I. Erythromycin lactobionate
    II. Erythromycin stearate
    III. Erythromycin ethylsuccinate
    a.
    b.
    c.
    d.
    e.

    I only
    II only
    I and II
    I and III
    II and III

    122. The hydrogen ion concentration of a topical solution


    is 1  108. What is the pH of this solution?
    a. 8
    b. 4
    c. 2
    d. 6
    e. None of the above
    123. A 3-mEq/mL solution of KCl contains how many
    milligrams per milliliter? (MW of KCl 74.5)
    a. 0.04 mg/mL
    b. 24.8 mg/mL
    c. 111.8 mg/mL
    d. 223.5 mg/mL
    124. A patient is prescribed 10 mEq KCl once daily to
    compensate for the potassium wasting effects of
    furosemide. How many mg of KCl is in each dose?
    (MW of KCl 74.5)
    a. 3.73 mg
    b. 7.45 mg

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