Pharmacy Abbreviations Quiz #1 - PTCB Pharmacy Technician CPhT Test Prep Prescription Sig Codes

PTCB Pharmacy Tech CPhT Test Prep Pharmacy Sig Codes and Abbreviations Quiz #1. Multiple choice pharmacy abbreviations quiz to help learn common pharmacy sig codes, prescription abbreviations, and roman numerals.
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Yes, she is

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Thank you, you are awesome

[@raisingthebar5766]

Hey Dr. Amanda, I've been studying from all your videos for a while and just wanted to say thank you so much for everything. I passed my PTCB exam 2 days ago 🙏🏽💙

[@pikachuu25]

Simple way (kind of) to remember O for eye, O = Optic like optical/optician you go to them for your eyes. A for ear, A= Audio like Audiobooks is something you listen to D for right is Derecha in Spanish, U for both I use Universal so I remember it's both. I haven't found anything for S for left but I'm working on it lol

[@Tabii4life]

How about sinister?🥰

[@tatianar.9907]

These are great, thanks for sharing! How about s for southpaw? 😄

[@susansue1705]

Thank you!!

[@dm2836]

Yep…southpaw…left handed…left 🤗

[@rommieomar7323]

S for left is easy. Lefties are called Southpaws.

[@aPLAGUE0113]

This was extremely easy😳 if the test is anything like this it’d be awesome.

[@aramis2057]

For some sig codes I have to think in Spanish cause they come from Latin and that helps me.Thank you Amanda

[@plouacherif9613]

I love this. Thank you so much. I took a pharmacy technician class before, but due to life circumstances, I didn't take the exam, and I was told to retake the class again, so this is so great for me.

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hi amanda thank you so much for your videos these has really help me revised and im nervous because on jan 30 is my ptbc exam so i know i will passed it and im learning more with your videos thank you so much hopefully i can buy your test too

[@SupermeTympanize]

Amazing video thank You Amanda

[@shely5478]

Very helpful.Thankyou so much .

[@hilltopstreams2506]

Simple and easy ....slow and clear ...please update 2023 questions

[@tkieuh4786]

Thanks a lot! that's helpful video ♥

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[@trizahm4693]

Wow. I was nervous bout starting my career but this reduced the tension

[@melissaday]

Really helpful

[@shondamcculler4118]

Very helpful

[@estheremmanuel-pt6we]

Thanks so much

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Thank you 😊

[@leocruzeman77]

Thank you

[@peaceloveandhappiness8377]

I always remembered that A stood for Audio (sound) ear, and O for Ocular (eye) - left (sinister S) right (Dominiant D)

[@nourflower2332]

Thank u

[@mackensiscott4701]

Thank you Amanda!!! Taking my test this weekend 🤞🏼

[@angelong4065]

did you pass?

[@jeaninemcneary2750]

@@angelong4065 Hello I passed I can help you if you need a help I got all the help I used through mr James who gave me the exact questions and answers I got on my test day 🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊

[@zulu3779]

How did it go

[@mackensiscott4701]

@@zulu3779 I passed!!!! I fully believe this channel was the main reason I passed

[@tceneus]

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[@pharmtechgirl767]

All the videos are very helpful thanks so much, now I can focus on my weak areas. YOU ROCK!!!!...

[@etran37]

Thanks!

[@AmandaPharmD]

Thank you for supporting my channel, I really appreciate it!

[@Raaa1111..]

i got 5 wrong out of the whole thing! thx for refreshing my memory

[@lostsoul2924]

We love u

[@shely5478]

Thankyou so much

[@TbwMia]

I just found this video and i am loving it.I am struggling with the PTCB exam and i am not sure what i am lacking in my studies.I have taking the exam so many times but can't pass it.I study so well and master the materials,but when i get off the exam room i always get a fail;what am i doing wrong? I need answers please. I knew almost 180 drugs brand and generic but got just 10 in the last exam.I still can't figure out what my weakness are.Can someone help me,thank you.

[@jennacabowen5719]

I’m currently studying so maybe I can help there is a lot more hospital questions on the test then retail you need to know hospital and retail math meaning insurance cost with net and gross and retail/ hospital profit from each medication. It’s good to know the top 200 drugs with generic/brand and which classification each drug is (antibiotic, ssris, nsaid, DEA schedule controlled, etc.) you also need to know the pharmacy laws for retail and hospital and medication sigs which is abbreviations for words while entering a medication into the systems you should also study vaccinations, fridge placements, drug interactions (which drugs help each other and what drugs cause negative interactions they have different terms) but I would say the math is probably one you need to study the most I hope this helps

[@jennacabowen5719]

There is also online ptcb test you can take (some free some paid up to you I recommend the free ones) you can take these and they will give you help in which to study more on there is also online study guides for the ptcb make sure when you look these up you’re using the 2022-2023 guides

[@dinacountry2899]

5 drops on the left eye 3 times a day for 10 days

[@michael0o5]

3 wrong - Intradermal vs sub cutaneous when defining " under the skin"seems synonymous

[@captainobvious4051]

Thank you so much for doing these videos! I am a pharmacy tech apprentice studying to try & pass the certification test. Could you maybe do videos by categories with name & what they do/what they're for - Like BP meds, Psych meds, Birth control Meds, Insulin/pens, etc? (please & thank you)

[@hmdoug98]

She actually did a video on the top 200 drugs breaking them down into their different categories! I think it's called top 200 drugs lecture or something of that nature

[@captainobvious4051]

@@hmdoug98I have seen sthat, I was referring to by just specific categories so those of us trying to memorize meds can do so one category at time, like say a video on just psych meds or just birth control meds.

[@hmdoug98]

@@captainobvious4051 check her top 200 drugs by category playlist

[@ongeliaconner238]

Are you still working in the pharmacy? how quick did you learn everything ?

[@TheBrigittemoso]

Thanks for your help 😊

[@nirmalsaini7813]

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[@rbbyypharmd]

[@kartyskitchen570]

Is this Usa sig code or another country?

[@ambermshana9863]

This is what the US uses

[@sashajay3365]

Do they have cheat sheets in the pharmacy? There is no way anyone can remember this.

[@19west57]

😂 left handed are strong

[@mohanadalshaer8692]

T.H.A.N.K Y.O.U

[@alienxbutterfly898]

why dont they just type the long hand on to the labels lol this s more confusing than it needs to be

[@trizahm4693]

Or make some meaningful abbreviations that stand for the exact words 😢

[@dedrak5093]

I learned so much from this, Thank you 🫶🏾

[@nourflower2332]

Do u have Instagram plse? Thank u