Assessment MCQ Flashcards
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A customer approaches the pharmacy counter and says they are having trouble sleeping. Which OTC product would be MOST appropriate to recommend?
Answer: Diphenhydramine (ZzzQuil)
Diphenhydramine is an antihistamine with sedative properties commonly used as an OTC sleep aid.
Which CVS policy requires associates to check ID when selling age-restricted products?
Answer: Check customers who appear to be under 40
CVS policy requires ID verification for customers who appear to be under 40 to ensure compliance with age-restricted sales laws.
A prescription label shows 'QID.' How many times per day should the patient take the medication?
Answer: 4
QID is a Latin abbreviation for 'quater in die,' meaning four times per day.
What is the purpose of the CVS ExtraCare rewards program?
Answer: To reward customers with points and coupons for purchases, driving loyalty
ExtraCare rewards customers with ExtraBucks and personalized coupons to encourage repeat shopping and brand loyalty.
When a pharmacist counsels a patient on a new prescription, what is the MINIMUM information they should provide?
Answer: Drug name, dosage, directions, side effects, storage, and refill information
OBRA '90 mandates comprehensive counseling including drug name, directions, side effects, storage, and refill details for new prescriptions.
A customer returns an opened bottle of vitamins claiming they are defective. What should a CVS associate do FIRST?
Answer: Follow CVS return policy and consult a manager if needed
Associates should follow CVS return policy procedures and escalate to a manager for guidance on exceptions or difficult situations.
Which of the following describes 'shrink' in a retail pharmacy context?
Answer: Inventory loss due to theft, damage, or error
Shrink refers to inventory loss caused by shoplifting, employee theft, administrative errors, or damaged goods.