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PTCE Pharmacy Technician

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What is an investigational drug?
  1. A drug approved by the Food and Drug Administration
  2. A drug that has not yet been developed into a physical form
  3. A drug being evaluated, but not yet approved by the FDA
  4. A drug that was recalled and is pending an investigation
Explanation
Answer: C - An investigational drug is one that is being evaluated but has yet to receive approval by the FDA. These drugs are only available to patients enrolled in certain clinical trials, and are generally dispensed by an investigational drug service or hospital pharmacy. Once a drug receives FDA approval, it is available to the general public with a prescription, or over the counter.
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