Pharmacy Tech Prep vs RxTyper

PHARMACY TECH PREP: PASS YOUR PTCE AND EARN YOUR CPhT The PTCE has a 55 to 60 percent first-attempt pass rate. Candidates who fail are most often weak on sig code interpretation, days supply calculations, and federal drug regulations. These are also the most heavily tested areas on the ExCPT from NHA. SIG CODE TRANSLATOR 200 plus sig codes organized by category. Route codes: PO, SL, TOP, IV, IM, SQ, OPH, INH. Frequency codes: QD, BID, TID, QID, QHS, PRN, Q4H, Q6H, Q12H. Timing codes: AC (before meals), PC (after meals), HS (at bedtime), STAT (immediately), UD (as directed). Quantity codes: qs, ss, disp. Full sig string parser: type any complete sig such as "1 tab PO BID x 7d" and get the complete plain English translation. Quiz mode: given a plain English direction, identify the correct sig code abbreviation. DAY SUPPLY CALCULATOR Tablets and capsules: quantity divided by doses per day. Oral liquids: total mL divided by mL per dose times doses per day. Eye drops: total drops divided by drops per dose per day. Inhalers: puffs per canister divided by puffs per dose per day. Insulin: total units divided by units per day. Taper schedules: calculates total tablets across decreasing daily doses automatically. TOP 200 DRUG REFERENCE Brand and generic cross-reference, drug class, common indication, DEA schedule, look-alike and sound-alike pairs, and storage requirements for every drug on the exam. Searchable by brand name, generic, class, or indication. 1,000+ PRACTICE QUESTIONS MEDICATIONS (40%): Top 200 drugs by brand and generic, drug classifications, DEA Schedules I through V, Schedule II rules (no refills, written prescription only), storage requirements, look-alike and sound-alike pairs. FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS (20%): DEA Form 222 for Schedule II ordering, Form 106 for theft, Form 41 for destruction. FDA NDA vs ANDA approval. HIPAA protected health information. Drug recall Classes I through III. Orange Book AB-rated generic equivalence. PATIENT SAFETY AND QUALITY ASSURANCE (26%): Medication error prevention (no trailing zeros, leading decimal required, tall man lettering), high-alert medications, ISMP and MedWatch, pharmacy calculations (ratio and proportion, percent strength, alligation, days supply), USP 797 and USP 800. ORDER ENTRY AND PROCESSING (14%): Required prescription components, sig code interpretation, days supply for all dosage forms, compounding basics, beyond-use dating vs manufacturer expiration. Every question includes a detailed explanation. FREE: 5 questions per day, 30 sig codes, Top 30 drugs. No account required. PASS PROMISE: Complete all questions with 80% or higher average, hold active subscription for 3 months, still do not pass. We extend your access by 4 months at no charge. voltexam.com/pass-promise PTCB and CPhT are registered trademarks of the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board. Not affiliated with PTCB, NHA, or Pearson VUE. Drug information is for educational exam preparation only. Privacy Policy: https://www.voltexam.com/privacy Terms of Service: https://www.voltexam.com/terms

RxTyper is prescription typing practice for pharmacy technicians and students. You read a script and enter it the way you would at the counter — medication, date, DAW, quantity, days supply, refills, the sig, and the prescriber. Then you find out exactly what you got wrong. Not just "incorrect": which field. WHAT YOU PRACTICE • 900+ prescriptions across 22 dosage forms — tablets, capsules, ODT, oral suspensions, eye and ear drops, inhalers, nasal sprays, insulin pens, transdermal patches, creams, ointments, suppositories and vaginal inserts • Sig codes — type the shorthand, watch it expand into the full instruction • Days supply, which is a different calculation for every form: drops per mL, puffs per canister, units per pen including priming, whole bottles for suspensions, wear interval for patches • Prescriber lookup, DAW, refills and date entry INCLUDING THE ONES THAT ARE WRONG Not every prescription that reaches you is correct. Some show a days supply the quantity will not cover. Some name a dosage form the instructions contradicts. Noticing that is the job, so the practice bank includes them. A BREAKDOWN, NOT JUST A SCORE Every answer is graded field by field — name, date, DAW, quantity, days supply, refills — and the instruction is broken down further into action, route, dose amount, frequency, special instructions and duration. When a sig is marked wrong you can see which part of it missed. TRACK WHAT ACTUALLY NEEDS WORK Overall accuracy, question-by-question review, and a running record of the mistakes you repeat. PRO • Unlimited practice — no daily limit • Targeted days supply practice: drill one kind of calculation at a time — inhalers, insulin pens, drops, liquids, patches — instead of whatever comes up • A calculations breakdown showing your accuracy per category, this week against last week, and the areas responsible for most of your errors • Week-over-week statistics • Custom sig codes — add and edit your own • Detailed instruction error tracking Without Pro you get 15 questions a day, every dosage form, and full answer breakdowns. Every prescription, prescriber name, phone number, NPI and DEA number in the app is fictional training material. RxTyper does not connect to any pharmacy system and does not handle real patient information. RxTyper Pro is an auto-renewing subscription, available monthly ($4.99) or yearly ($29.99). Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the current period ends, and your account is charged for renewal within 24 hours of the end of the period. Manage or cancel any time in your App Store account settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy : https://rxtyper.com/privacy