Avery Dennison Templats



Spinning Trivia Wheel

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Participants spin the wheel to select one of five trivia categories.

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Participants are then asked to pick one colored egg from a basket of eggs, which corresponded to the question category selected. Trivia questions are contained within the eggs.

Blue Category (Questions B1-B10) – Drug Factoid

Green Category (Questions G1-G10) – Acronyms and Abbreviations

PINK Category (Questions K1-K10) – Dosage Teasers

Purple Category (Questions P1-P10) – Natural Sources

Yellow Category (Questions Y1-Y10) – Pharmacists Do What?

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Answer Key: Blue Category- Drug Factoid

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Answer Key: Green Category – Acronyms and Abbreviations

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Answer Key: Pink Category – Dosage Teasers

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Answer Key: Purple Category – Natural Sources

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Answer Key: Yellow Category – Pharmacists Do What?

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B1. The soft drink “7-Up” was originally a patent medicine containing small amounts of which medication:

a. Cocaine

b. Lithium

c. Chloral hydrate

d. Magnesium

(Ralph)

B2. Coca-Cola was first developed in 1888 as an “Esteemed Brain Tonic and Intellectual Beverage”, which contained: caffeine, “secret” ingredients, and which medication?

a. Cocaine

b. Lithium

c. Chloral hydrate

d. Magnesium

B3. This drug has been used for pain relief for centuries, and is now used for cardiovascular health to prevent heart attacks and strokes:

a. Aspirin

b. Acetaminophen

c. Ibuprofen

d. Nortriptyline

B4. Constipation is a common ailment for many people. Which of the following can be used to relieve constipation?

a. Loperamide

b. Docusate

c. Acidophilus

d. Calcium

B5. Ibuprofen (Motrin®, Advil®) is a common over-the-counter drug. Which class of drugs does it belong to?

a. Topical antiseptics

b. Sedatives

c. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs

d. Opioids

B6. Whose sloppy laboratory technique allowed a mold of the genus Penicillium to land on an agar dish of bacteria?

a. Alexander Fleming

b. Louis Pasteur

c. Marie Curie

d. Thomas Edison

B7. Before the advent of penicillin, which of the following was a common therapy for syphilis, in use for hundreds of years?

a. Gold

b. Mercury

c. Antimony

d. Arsenic

e.

B8. Warfarin (Coumadin®) is an anticoagulant drug. What else is it used for?

a. Relieving pain

b. Fending off vampires

c. Killing rats

d. Reducing fever

B9. What is ranitidine (Zantac®) used for?

a. Diarrhea

b. Headache

c. Heartburn

d. Hemorrhoids

B10. Which one of the following is used to treat high cholesterol?

a. Metformin

b. Ramipril

c. Atorvastatin

d. Potassium chloride

G1. A medication given p.r.n. is administered:

e. Once a day

f. Twice a day

g. Three times a day

h. As needed

G2. Clotrimazole tablets can be given “p.v”. Which route of administration is this referring to?

e. Rectal

f. Topical

g. Vaginal

h. Oral

G3. Mr. Angina has just had heart surgery and the doctor has ordered pain medication to be given ATC. What does this stand for?

a. After the crisis

b. Around the clock

c. At the clinic

d. Across the chest

G4. Medications ordered STAT need to be administered:

a. Immediately

b. Intravenously

c. By a doctor

d. As needed

G5. What does “NPO” mean?

a. Not prepared to operate

b. Nothing by mouth

c. Nothing post operatively

d. No pasty output

G6. Which of the following means to administer medication every other day?

a. qid

b. qod

c. qd

d. eod

G7. What is the abbreviation for registered pharmacist?

a. B.Sc(Pharm.)

b. PharmD

c. RPh

d. RPharm

G8. What is the universally accepted abbreviation for gram?

a. gr

b. g

c. gm

d. gtt

G9. Eyedrops prescribed o.s. are intended for administration into:

a. Left eye

b. Right eye

c. Both eyes

d. Alternating eyes

G10. Which of the following means to administer medication twice a day?

a. od

b. tid

c. bid

d. qid

K1. Parenteral preparations must be prepared:

i. In the absence of light

j. Using aseptic techniques

k. Under sanitary conditions

l. Quickly

K2. Which of the following types of tablets goes underneath the tongue?

a. Sublingual tablets

b. Buccal tablets

c. Suppositories

d. Pulvules

K3. A dosage form where particles of a drug are completely dissolved in a liquid is called a:

a. Emulsion

b. Tincture

c. Suspension

d. Solution

K4. An ophthalmic preparation would be placed in the:

a. Ear

b. Nose

c. Eye

d. Mouth

K5. One cubic centimeter is equal to:

a. 1 mg

b. 1 mL

c. 1 L

d. 1 minim

K6. The system of measurement in which liquid is measured in drams is the ______.

a. Imperial system

b. Metric system

c. Apothecary system

d. Household system

K7. Medications given subcutaneously are administered:

a. Into fatty tissue

b. Into muscle

c. Into the epidermis

d. Into the deltoid

K8. An example of a semisolid dosage form would be:

a. Gel capsule

b. Suppository

c. Cream

d. Ovule

K9. An otic preparation would be placed in the:

a. Ear

b. Nose

c. Eye

d. Mouth

K10. The preparation of a drug product according to a formula in which ingredients are made into a uniform mixture:

a. Product formulation

b. Bulk manufacturing

c. Extemporaneous compounding

d. Bulk compounding

P1. A drug used for centuries as a painkiller. It was originally used as a powder from willow tree bark and leaves but is now used in tablet form:

m. Acetaminophen

n. Aspirin

o. Ibuprofen

p. Morphine

(Ralph)

P2. Diamorphine is a powerful analgesic obtained from the opium poppy but is better known by another name, originally a brand name:

i. Cocaine

j. Morphine

k. Heroin

l. Hydromorphone

P3. Paclitaxel is drug used to treat many breast and ovarian cancers. It was first discovered in the bark and leaves of which tree?

a. Yew

b. Willow

c. Oak

d. Fir

P4. Yams are the source of which group of chemicals used to treat a wide range of medical conditions?

a. Antibiotics

b. Diuretics

c. Steroids

d. Anesthetics

P5. Caffeine, derived from the plant Camellia senensis. Which drug from the same plant is used to treat people with asthma?

a. Theophylline

b. Salbutamol

c. Prednisone

d. Ipratropium

P6. Capsaicin cream is used to treat arthritis and nerve pain. The active ingredient comes from a common plant found in the kitchen:

a. Onions

b. Celery

c. Basil leaves

d. Chili peppers

P7. Vinca alkaloids are a group of chemicals used to treat leukemias. Which plant were they originally found in?

a. Persian violet

b. Periwinkle

c. Belladonna

d. Gardenia

P8. Botox, a drug used to treat spasms, migraines, and wrinkles, is a protein derived from:

a. Clostridium botulinum

b. Streptococcus pneumoniae

c. Clostridium difficile

d. Neisseria gonorrhoeae

P9. Which drug used to treat high blood pressure comes from the venom of the Brazilian pit viper?

a. Digoxin

b. Captopril

c. Metoprolol

d. Amlodipine

P10. This drug, used to lower cholesterol, is found to naturally occur in foods such as oyster mushrooms and red yeast rice:

a. Niacin

b. Ezetimibe

c. Fenofibrate

d. Lovastatin

Y1. How many years of education are required to become a hospital pharmacist?

q. Three

r. Four

s. Five

t. Six

(Ralph)

Y2. Which of the following activities does a hospital pharmacist NOT participate in?

m. Attending medical rounds with the health care team

n. Counselling patients

o. Evaluating medications to provide safe and effective therapy

p. Administering medications

Y3. What is medication reconciliation?

a. Evaluating patient medications before, during and after hospital stay to ensure accuracy and appropriateness

b. Restarting all the medications a patient was taking prior to admission

c. Substituting medications with the closest equivalent

d. Utilizing a patient’s own supply of medications during hospital stay

Y4. Pharmacists are active members of which hospital committee responsible for making decisions about what medications should be available in the hospital?

a. Antibiotic Stewardship Committee

b. Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee

c. Hospital Formulary Committee

d. Medication Safety Committee

Y5. A pharmacist working at the Drug and Poison Information Centre might be involved with addressing questions pertaining to which of the following?

a. Adverse effects of medications

b. Management of overdoses

c. Identification of unknown medications

d. All of the above

Y6. Clinical pharmacists spend the majority of their time in the pharmacy dispensing medications:

a. True

b. False

Y7. Hospital pharmacists work in a variety of practice settings which include which of the following?

a. Cardiology

b. Medicine

c. Emergency

d. All of the above

Y8. The branch of pharmacology dedicated to the study of how the body affects a specific drug after administration is:

a. Pharmacodynamics

b. Pharmacokinetics

c. Toxicology

d. Pharmacoeconomics

Y9. Hospital pharmacists can also work in community pharmacies:

a. True

b. False

Y10. Community pharmacists can work in the hospital as clinical pharmacists:

a. True

b. False

Y1. How many years of education are required to become a hospital pharmacist?

u. Three

v. Four

w. Five

x. Six

(Ralph)

Y2. Which of the following activities does a hospital pharmacist NOT participate in?

q. Attending medical rounds with the health care team

r. Counselling patients

s. Evaluating medications to provide safe and effective therapy

t. Administering medications

Y3. What is medication reconciliation?

e. Evaluating patient medications before, during and after hospital stay to ensure accuracy and appropriateness

f. Restarting all the medications a patient was taking prior to admission

g. Substituting medications with the closest equivalent

h. Utilizing a patient’s own supply of medications during hospital stay

Y4. Pharmacists are active members of which hospital committee responsible for making decisions about what medications should be available in the hospital?

e. Antibiotic Stewardship Committee

f. Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee

g. Hospital Formulary Committee

h. Medication Safety Committee

Y5. A pharmacist working at the Drug and Poison Information Centre might be involved with addressing questions pertaining to which of the following?

e. Adverse effects of medications

f. Management of overdoses

g. Identification of unknown medications

h. All of the above

Y6. Clinical pharmacists spend the majority of their time in the pharmacy dispensing medications:

c. True

d. False

Y7. Hospital pharmacists work in a variety of practice settings which include which of the following?

e. Cardiology

f. Medicine

g. Emergency

h. All of the above

Y8. The branch of pharmacology dedicated to the study of how the body affects a specific drug after administration is:

e. Pharmacodynamics

f. Pharmacokinetics

g. Toxicology

h. Pharmacoeconomics

Y9. Hospital pharmacists can also work in community pharmacies:

c. True

d. False

Y10. Community pharmacists can work in the hospital as clinical pharmacists:

c. True

d. False

Y1. How many years of education are required to become a hospital pharmacist?

y. Three

z. Four

aa. Five

ab. Six

(Ralph)

Y2. Which of the following activities does a hospital pharmacist NOT participate in?

u. Attending medical rounds with the health care team

v. Counselling patients

w. Evaluating medications to provide safe and effective therapy

x. Administering medications

Y3. What is medication reconciliation?

i. Evaluating patient medications before, during and after hospital stay to ensure accuracy and appropriateness

j. Restarting all the medications a patient was taking prior to admission

k. Substituting medications with the closest equivalent

l. Utilizing a patient’s own supply of medications during hospital stay

Y4. Pharmacists are active members of which hospital committee responsible for making decisions about what medications should be available in the hospital?

i. Antibiotic Stewardship Committee

j. Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee

k. Hospital Formulary Committee

l. Medication Safety Committee

Y5. A pharmacist working at the Drug and Poison Information Centre might be involved with addressing questions pertaining to which of the following?

i. Adverse effects of medications

j. Management of overdoses

k. Identification of unknown medications

l. All of the above

Y6. Clinical pharmacists spend the majority of their time in the pharmacy dispensing medications:

e. True

f. False

Y7. Hospital pharmacists work in a variety of practice settings which include which of the following?

i. Cardiology

j. Medicine

k. Emergency

l. All of the above

Y8. The branch of pharmacology dedicated to the study of how the body affects a specific drug after administration is:

i. Pharmacodynamics

j. Pharmacokinetics

k. Toxicology

l. Pharmacoeconomics

Y9. Hospital pharmacists can also work in community pharmacies:

e. True

f. False

Y10. Community pharmacists can work in the hospital as clinical pharmacists:

e. True

f. False

B1. The soft drink “7-Up” was originally a patent medicine containing small amounts of which medication:

ac. Cocaine

ad. Lithium

ae. Chloral hydrate

af. Magnesium

(Ralph)

B2. Coca-Cola was first developed in 1888 as an “Esteemed Brain Tonic and Intellectual Beverage”, which contained: caffeine, “secret” ingredients, and which medication?

y. Cocaine

z. Lithium

aa. Chloral hydrate

ab. Magnesium

B3. This drug has been used for pain relief for centuries, and is now used for cardiovascular health to prevent heart attacks and strokes:

e. Aspirin

f. Acetaminophen

g. Ibuprofen

h. Nortriptyline

B4. Constipation is a common ailment for many people. Which of the following can be used to relieve constipation?

e. Loperamide

f. Docusate

g. Acidophilus

h. Calcium

B5. Ibuprofen (Motrin®, Advil®) is a common over-the-counter drug. Which class of drugs does it belong to?

e. Topical antiseptics

f. Sedatives

g. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs

h. Opioids

B6. Whose sloppy laboratory technique allowed a mold of the genus Penicillium to land on an agar dish of bacteria?

e. Alexander Fleming

f. Louis Pasteur

g. Marie Curie

h. Thomas Edison

B7. Before the advent of penicillin, which of the following was a common therapy for syphilis, in use for hundreds of years?

f. Gold

g. Mercury

h. Antimony

i. Arsenic

j.

B8. Warfarin (Coumadin®) is an anticoagulant drug. What else is it used for?

e. Relieving pain

f. Fending off vampires

g. Killing rats

h. Reducing fever

B9. What is ranitidine (Zantac®) used for?

e. Diarrhea

f. Headache

g. Heartburn

h. Hemorrhoids

B10. Which one of the following is used to treat high cholesterol?

e. Metformin

f. Ramipril

g. Atorvastatin

h. Potassium chloride

G1. A medication given p.r.n. is administered:

ag. Once a day

ah. Twice a day

ai. Three times a day

aj. As needed

G2. Clotrimazole tablets can be given “p.v”. Which route of administration is this referring to?

ac. Rectal

ad. Topical

ae. Vaginal

af. Oral

G3. Mr. Angina has just had heart surgery and the doctor has ordered pain medication to be given ATC. What does this stand for?

e. After the crisis

f. Around the clock

g. At the clinic

h. Across the chest

G4. Medications ordered STAT need to be administered:

e. Immediately

f. Intravenously

g. By a doctor

h. As needed

G5. What does “NPO” mean?

e. Not prepared to operate

f. Nothing by mouth

g. Nothing post operatively

h. No pasty output

G6. Which of the following means to administer medication every other day?

e. qid

f. qod

g. qd

h. eod

G7. What is the abbreviation for registered pharmacist?

e. B.Sc(Pharm.)

f. PharmD

g. RPh

h. RPharm

G8. What is the universally accepted abbreviation for gram?

e. gr

f. g

g. gm

h. gtt

G9. Eyedrops prescribed o.s. are intended for administration into:

e. Left eye

f. Right eye

g. Both eyes

h. Alternating eyes

G10. Which of the following means to administer medication twice a day?

e. od

f. tid

g. bid

h. qid

K1. Parenteral preparations must be prepared:

ak. In the absence of light

al. Using aseptic techniques

am. Under sanitary conditions

an. Quickly

K2. Which of the following types of tablets goes underneath the tongue?

e. Sublingual tablets

f. Buccal tablets

g. Suppositories

h. Pulvules

K3. A dosage form where particles of a drug are completely dissolved in a liquid is called a:

e. Emulsion

f. Tincture

g. Suspension

h. Solution

K4. An ophthalmic preparation would be placed in the:

e. Ear

f. Nose

g. Eye

h. Mouth

K5. One cubic centimeter is equal to:

e. 1 mg

f. 1 mL

g. 1 L

h. 1 minim

K6. The system of measurement in which liquid is measured in drams is the ______.

e. Imperial system

f. Metric system

g. Apothecary system

h. Household system

K7. Medications given subcutaneously are administered:

e. Into fatty tissue

f. Into muscle

g. Into the epidermis

h. Into the deltoid

K8. An example of a semisolid dosage form would be:

e. Gel capsule

f. Suppository

g. Cream

h. Ovule

K9. An otic preparation would be placed in the:

e. Ear

f. Nose

g. Eye

h. Mouth

K10. The preparation of a drug product according to a formula in which ingredients are made into a uniform mixture:

e. Product formulation

f. Bulk manufacturing

g. Extemporaneous compounding

h. Bulk compounding

P1. A drug used for centuries as a painkiller. It was originally used as a powder from willow tree bark and leaves but is now used in tablet form:

ao. Acetaminophen

ap. Aspirin

aq. Ibuprofen

ar. Morphine

(Ralph)

P2. Diamorphine is a powerful analgesic obtained from the opium poppy but is better known by another name, originally a brand name:

ag. Cocaine

ah. Morphine

ai. Heroin

aj. Hydromorphone

P3. Paclitaxel is drug used to treat many breast and ovarian cancers. It was first discovered in the bark and leaves of which tree?

e. Yew

f. Willow

g. Oak

h. Fir

P4. Yams are the source of which group of chemicals used to treat a wide range of medical conditions?

e. Antibiotics

f. Diuretics

g. Steroids

h. Anesthetics

P5. Caffeine, derived from the plant Camellia senensis. Which drug from the same plant is used to treat people with asthma?

e. Theophylline

f. Salbutamol

g. Prednisone

h. Ipratropium

P6. Capsaicin cream is used to treat arthritis and nerve pain. The active ingredient comes from a common plant found in the kitchen:

e. Onions

f. Celery

g. Basil leaves

h. Chili peppers

P7. Vinca alkaloids are a group of chemicals used to treat leukemias. Which plant were they originally found in?

e. Persian violet

f. Periwinkle

g. Belladonna

h. Gardenia

P8. Botox, a drug used to treat spasms, migraines, and wrinkles, is a protein derived from:

e. Clostridium botulinum

f. Streptococcus pneumoniae

g. Clostridium difficile

h. Neisseria gonorrhoeae

P9. Which drug used to treat high blood pressure comes from the venom of the Brazilian pit viper?

e. Digoxin

f. Captopril

g. Metoprolol

h. Amlodipine

P10. This drug, used to lower cholesterol, is found to naturally occur in foods such as oyster mushrooms and red yeast rice:

e. Niacin

f. Ezetimibe

g. Fenofibrate

h. Lovastatin

Y1. How many years of education are required to become a hospital pharmacist?

as. Three

at. Four

au. Five

av. Six

(Ralph)

Y2. Which of the following activities does a hospital pharmacist NOT participate in?

ak. Attending medical rounds with the health care team

al. Counselling patients

am. Evaluating medications to provide safe and effective therapy

an. Administering medications

Y3. What is medication reconciliation?

m. Evaluating patient medications before, during and after hospital stay to ensure accuracy and appropriateness

n. Restarting all the medications a patient was taking prior to admission

o. Substituting medications with the closest equivalent

p. Utilizing a patient’s own supply of medications during hospital stay

Y4. Pharmacists are active members of which hospital committee responsible for making decisions about what medications should be available in the hospital?

m. Antibiotic Stewardship Committee

n. Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee

o. Hospital Formulary Committee

p. Medication Safety Committee

Y5. A pharmacist working at the Drug and Poison Information Centre might be involved with addressing questions pertaining to which of the following?

m. Adverse effects of medications

n. Management of overdoses

o. Identification of unknown medications

p. All of the above

Y6. Clinical pharmacists spend the majority of their time in the pharmacy dispensing medications:

g. True

h. False

Y7. Hospital pharmacists work in a variety of practice settings which include which of the following?

m. Cardiology

n. Medicine

o. Emergency

p. All of the above

Y8. The branch of pharmacology dedicated to the study of how the body affects a specific drug after administration is:

m. Pharmacodynamics

n. Pharmacokinetics

o. Toxicology

p. Pharmacoeconomics

Y9. Hospital pharmacists can also work in community pharmacies:

g. True

h. False

Y10. Community pharmacists can work in the hospital as clinical pharmacists:

g. True

h. False

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