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NAPLEX-style practice questions can be found in RxPrep's Drug References Test Bank.  \nWHICH RESOURCE CAN THE PHARMACIST USE TO   \nReview recommended antibiotics for CAP treatment in a 34-year-old  \nIDSA Guidelines, Sanford Guide, Johns Hopkins ABX Guide, Merck Manual, UpToDate  \n\n| Identify a blue oval tablet, F 8 on one side, 3 on the other side\u003Cbr>General drug information (monograph) resources, including Lexi-Drug ID, Micromedex IDENTIDEX, Facts & Comparisons eAnswers, Clinical Pharmacology, [Drugs.com](Drugs.com), Epocrates, WebMD, mobilePDR |\n| --- |\n| Identify several medications brought from Mexico\u003Cbr>Index Nominum, Martindale, USAN and International Drug Names |\n| Find the common adverse effects from Requip XL\u003Cbr>Requip XL Package Insert, any of the general drug information (monograph) resources, ASHP’s Drug-Induced Diseases, FDA websites, including FDAble and MedWatch’s ADR database |\n| Determine a generic with therapeutic equivalence to Plavix 75 mg\u003Cbr>Orange Book (FDA) |\n| Confirm that topiramate is FDA-indicated for migraine prophylaxis\u003Cbr>Topiramate Package Insert, any of the general drug information (monograph) resources |\n| Review the boxed warnings for oral isotretinoin\u003Cbr>Isotretinoin Package Insert, any of the general drug information (monograph) resources |\n| See if there are any biosimilars for filgrastim 300 mcg/0.5 mL\u003Cbr>Purple Book (FDA) |\n| Check if DVT is a contraindication to NuvaRing\u003Cbr>NuvaRing Package Insert, any of the general drug information (monograph) resources |\n| Review the required vaccines for a nurse to receive\u003Cbr>CDC, for ACIP recommendations (located in the MMWR) and the Pink Book, Immunization Action Coalition |\n| Determine the needle length & gauge for Shingrix\u003Cbr>CDC, Immunization Action Coalition |\n| Find theAWP for aXarelto cash sale\u003Cbr>The Red Book (Micromedex), Clinical Pharmacology, [Drugs.com](Drugs.com), Epocrates/Epocrates+, Lexicomp |\n\nLearn counseling points for the Bevespi inhaler  \nBevespi Package Insert, the manufacturer’s Bevespi website, under Patient Information tab, any of the general drug information (monograph) resources  \n\n| Verify appropriate treatment for impetigo in a 6-year-old\u003Cbr>Harriet Lane Handbook, IDSA Guidelines (under Skin and Soft Tissue Infections), Sanford Guide, Merck Manual, UpToDate, Red Book: Report of the Committee on Infectious Diseases (AAP) |\n| --- |\n| Review recommended vaccinations for a traveler going to Ghana\u003Cbr>CDC website, Yellow Book |\n| Find a list of drugs that can harm a pregnant pharmacist’s offspring\u003Cbr>National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) |\n| Check how to dispose of an unused 500 mL chemo infusion safely\u003Cbr>NIOSH recommendations, USP Chapter 800 (Hazardous Drugs) |\n| Identify what to include in a compounding log record\u003Cbr>USP Chapter 795 (Non-Sterile Compounding), USP Chapter 797 (Sterile Compounding) |\n| Learn the airflow requirements for a sterile compounding room\u003Cbr>USP Chapter 797 (Sterile Compounding) |\n| Read about clinical pearls on Keppra for a seminar presentation\u003Cbr>General drug information (monograph) resources |\n| Find off-label information for gabapentin use in restless legs syndrome\u003Cbr>AHFS/AHFS CDI, [Drugs.com, Epocrates/Epocrates](Drugs.com, Epocrates/Epocrates+, Facts &)[+](Drugs.com, Epocrates/Epocrates+, Facts &)[, Facts &](Drugs.com, Epocrates/Epocrates+, Facts &)\u003Cbr>Comparisons eAnswers, Lexicomp, Micromedex, Clinical Pharmacology |\n| Check if it is safe to dispense Sporanox with Altoprev\u003Cbr>Sporanox and Altoprev Package Inserts, general drug information (monograph) resources, Hansten and Horn’s |\n| Select an antibiotic for Strep throat in a mom who is breastfeeding\u003Cbr>Briggs’, Hale’s, LactMed, CDC: Medications during Pregnancy/ Breastfeeding |\n| Find if ivermectin is available 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