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Prescription against over-the-counter, reading the label, and what misuse looks like.
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A medicine can be picked up from a store shelf and paid for at the register. Is it prescription or over-the-counter medicine?
A clinician writes an order for a medicine that is then filled by a pharmacy. Is it prescription or over-the-counter medicine?
Jordan's medicine bottle is labeled with Jordan's name and was dispensed after a prescriber sent an order. What type of medicine is it?
Mina chooses an allergy medicine from a store shelf after reading its Drug Facts label. What type of medicine is it?
Which type of medicine is intended to be used under a health care professional's care?
A pharmacist says a medicine cannot be dispensed until a prescriber sends an order. Is it prescription or over-the-counter medicine?
A medicine is approved to be used safely by following its package label, without a health care professional's guidance. Which type is it?
A label says, “Take 2 tablets every 6 hours. Do not take more than 4 doses in 24 hours.” What is the maximum allowed in 24 hours?
A label says, “Take 1 capsule every 8 hours.” If the first capsule is taken at 7:00 AM, when is the next dose due?
A label says, “Adults: take 10 mL every 4 hours. Maximum 4 doses in 24 hours.” What is the greatest total amount allowed in 24 hours?
A medicine label says, “Do not use if you have kidney disease unless directed by a doctor.” Which label section gives this safety limit?
A label lists “drowsiness” and says to avoid driving after use. What information is the label giving?
A label reads, “Ages 12 and older: 1 tablet every 12 hours. Ages 6 to 11: 1 tablet every 24 hours.” How often may a 15-year-old take one tablet?
A bottle shows “EXP 05/2026,” and today is June 2026. What should be done with the medicine?
A label says, “Take 5 mL twice daily. Do not exceed 10 mL in 24 hours.” What is the maximum number of 5 mL doses allowed per day?
What term means an unwanted effect that can occur when a medicine is taken as directed?
After using a medicine for weeks, a person needs a larger amount to get the same effect. What is this called?
What is a drug interaction?
What term means using a medicine in a way other than the directions or a prescriber's instructions?
What term describes intentionally taking a medicine to get high rather than to treat a health condition?
What does dose mean on a medicine label?
What term describes symptoms that can occur when a person who is dependent on a drug stops using it?
A student takes the prescribed amount of medicine, then feels sleepy even though the medicine is helping. What is the sleepiness?
Riley takes two doses of a prescribed medicine at once because one dose did not seem to work fast enough. What does this describe?
A teen takes a sibling's prescription stimulant before studying for a test. What does this describe?
A person deliberately takes a prescription pain medicine to feel intoxicated. What does this describe?
Kai combines an over-the-counter cold medicine with a prescription medicine without checking the labels, and the combination changes how the medicines work. What is happening?
A family finds leftover prescription pills that are no longer needed. What is the preferred disposal choice?
Sam keeps several medicines at home. Which storage choice best helps prevent someone from taking the wrong medicine?
A younger child often visits Alex's home. Where should medicines be stored?
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