CVS Assessment MCQ 4

Question 1

A prescription requires 'UD' on the label. What does this instruction mean?

Accepted Answer

As directed

Answer

UD (or 'ut dictum') is a Latin abbreviation meaning 'as directed,' indicating the patient should follow separate instructions.

Question 2

Which pharmacy workflow step ensures the right drug, dose, and patient are matched before dispensing?

Accepted Answer

Final pharmacist verification (RPh check)

Answer

The final pharmacist verification (RPh check) is the safety checkpoint where the pharmacist confirms all dispensed elements are correct before release.

Question 3

Which of the following is a common drug-drug interaction concern a CVS pharmacist might flag?

Accepted Answer

Warfarin and aspirin increasing bleeding risk

Answer

Warfarin and aspirin both inhibit clotting through different mechanisms, significantly increasing the risk of serious bleeding when combined.

Question 4

What does a 'will-call' bin represent in a CVS pharmacy?

Accepted Answer

Filled prescriptions ready for patient pickup

Answer

The will-call bin holds completed, verified prescriptions that are waiting for the patient to come in and pick them up.

Question 5

A patient mentions they are pregnant and asks about an OTC pain reliever. Which should be recommended with MOST caution?

Accepted Answer

Ibuprofen (Advil)

Answer

Ibuprofen (an NSAID) is contraindicated especially in the third trimester of pregnancy due to risks of premature ductus arteriosus closure and fetal kidney issues.

CVS - Assessment Practice Test

CVS - Assessment Practice Test

CVS Assessment MCQ 4