6-41.    To determine if it is safe to 6-42 6-43 6-44. 6-45. 6-46. use an emetic or lavage tube in treating  a  poisoning  victim  when the  poison  is  unknown,  you should 1. examine vomitus, stools, and urine of the victim 2. examine  the  victim’s  eyes for dilation orF pinpoint pupils 3. examine  the  victim’s  mouth for  mucosal  damage 4, check  the  victim’s temperature An  emetic  is  administered  to  a patient  to 1. empty the bowel 2. induce  vomiting 3. induce  sleep 4. clear  the  nasal  passages The normal dose for syrup of ipecac is 1. 5 to 10 ml 2. 10 to 15 ml 3. 10 to 20 ml 4. 15 to 30 ml Controlled  substances  are  those identified  by 1. the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury 2. Drug  Enforcement  Agency 3. Navy  Regulations 4. Comprehensive  Drug  Abuse Prevention  and  Control  Act Which  of  the  following  substances may NOT be stored in a pharmacy or on a ward? 1. Nitric  acid 2. Glacial  acetic  acid 3. Sulfuric  acid 4. Methanol Valium  is  a  schedule  ____ substance  . 1. II 2. III 3. IV 4.  V 6-47. 6-48. 6-49. On a small ship with only an independent duty corpsman abosrd, an antidote locker must be located outside the entrance to the 1. ward room 2. mess  decks 3. emergency treatment room 4. chiefs  mess Items  required  in  an  antidote locker include all of the following  EXCEPT 1. the  reference  Clinical Toxicology  in  Commercial Products 2. the  reference  NAVMED  P-5095 3. an  inventory  list 4. the phone number to the local  poison  control  center The reference that provides standards of purity^-, quality, and strength that are legally enforceable  is 1. the  United  States Pharmacopoeia  and National   Formulary 2. the  Physicians’  Desk Reference 3. Remington’s   Pharmaceutical Sciences 4. the  United  States Dispensatory 6-50.  The  correct  abbreviation  for 6-51 6-52 the  metric  system  of  primary units  of  measure  for  weight, volume, and linear dimensions are 1. gr, l, cm 2. gr, ml, m 3. g, l, m 4. g, l, cm Which  of  the  following  is  equal to  one  one-hundredth  of  a  liter? 1. Dekaliter 2. Deciliter 3. Centiliter 4. Milliliter The basic unit of weight in the apothecary  system  is  the 1. gram 2. grain 3. dram 4. milliliter 37