Ptcb Quiz: Device Compatibility

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This quiz focuses on Device Compatibility, giving you a quick way to practice the rules, question types, and explanations that matter most for Ptcb.

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Question 1

1. It must be shaken well before each use.
2. A spacer should be used to improve delivery.
3. It is a breath-actuated dry powder inhaler. (correct answer)
4. It requires a nebulizer for administration.

Question 2

1. To draw up insulin from a separate vial
2. To measure the patient's blood glucose
3. To reconstitute the powder and then administer the injection (correct answer)
4. To administer the medication orally after mixing

Question 3

1. A metered-dose inhaler
2. A transdermal patch
3. A nasal spray pump (correct answer)
4. A sublingual tablet

Question 4

1. direct application to the skin.
2. inhalation using a nebulizer.
3. simplified reconstitution of a sterile powder. (correct answer)
4. oral administration with a dosing cup.

Question 5

1. An oral syringe
2. A vaginal applicator
3. A transdermal patch
4. None; it is inserted rectally by hand (correct answer)

Question 6

1. deliver a metered dose for topical application. (correct answer)
2. be injected subcutaneously into the abdomen.
3. aerosolize the medication for inhalation.
4. mix the gel with a diluent before use.

Question 7

1. An oral syringe
2. An IV administration set (tubing) (correct answer)
3. An epinephrine auto-injector
4. A prefilled heparin flush syringe

Question 8

1. Nebulizer machine
2. Spacer or valved holding chamber (correct answer)
3. Peak flow meter
4. Dry powder inhaler

Question 9

1. Metered-dose inhaler (MDI) actuator
2. Jet nebulizer (correct answer)
3. Insulin pen
4. Soft mist inhaler

Question 10

1. Insulin syringe
2. Lancets
3. Pen needles (correct answer)
4. Test strips

Question 11

1. To prevent air bubbles from being drawn into the syringe
2. To measure the correct volume of medication
3. To remove particulate matter, such as glass shards from an ampule (correct answer)
4. To ensure the needle is sterile before injection

Question 12

1. a liquid solution from a cartridge.
2. a dry powder from a capsule. (correct answer)
3. an aerosolized suspension from a canister.
4. a liquid to be used in a nebulizer.

Question 13

1. A Diskus inhaler
2. A specialized nebulizer system, such as the PARI LC PLUS (correct answer)
3. A metered-dose inhaler with a spacer
4. A soft mist inhaler

Question 14

1. A household tablespoon
2. A 1 mL tuberculin syringe
3. An oral syringe (correct answer)
4. A medication dropper

Question 15

1. A 3 mL syringe with a 22-gauge needle
2. An oral syringe marked in mL
3. A tuberculin syringe marked in mL
4. A U-100 insulin syringe marked in units (correct answer)

Question 16

1. Hypodermic syringe
2. Oral syringe (correct answer)
3. Otic dropper
4. Nasal spray unit

Question 17

1. Intravenous injection into a vein
2. Intramuscular injection into the outer thigh (correct answer)
3. Subcutaneous injection into the abdomen
4. Inhalation via the mouth

Question 18

1. Lisinopril
2. Metformin
3. Fentanyl (correct answer)
4. Atorvastatin

Question 19

1. It requires a separate needle to be attached before use.
2. It is designed for intramuscular injection into the deltoid.
3. It has a safety shield that activates to cover the needle after injection. (correct answer)
4. It must be connected to an IV line for slow infusion.

Question 20

1. An otic dropper
2. A built-in eye dropper tip (correct answer)
3. An oral syringe
4. A nasal atomizer