CVS Pharmacy Technician Certification Practice Test

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What part of the body is an otic solution prescribed for?

Noses
Eyes
Ears
Throat

The correct answer is: Ears

An otic solution is specifically formulated for use in the ears. These solutions are typically used to treat conditions such as ear infections, wax buildup, or inflammation. The term "otic" itself comes from the Greek word "otos," meaning ear, which clearly indicates its intended application. When considering the other options, solutions prescribed for the nose would typically be termed "nasal," and those for the eyes would be called "ophthalmic." Likewise, treatments intended for the throat are referred to as "pharyngeal" or "throat preparations." Therefore, when the question asks about an otic solution, the only appropriate answer that aligns with its intended use is for the ears. Understanding these distinctions can help in recognizing the specific applications for various types of pharmaceutical preparations.