chapter 11 Flashcards

1
Q

It happens when a healthcare professional fails to do the right thing which leads to an undesirable outcome or raises a significant potential for such an outcome.

A

Error by Omission

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2
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It plays a significant role in ensuring medication safety and medication adherence among consumers.

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Patient Counseling

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3
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Miscalculation of dose, dispensing an incorrect medication, dosage strength, or dosage form fall under this type of error.

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Error by Commission

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4
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These are usually caused by a lack of problem-solving skills.

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Mistakes

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5
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Two main types of mistakes

A

Knowledge-based
Rule-based

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6
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These are related to the deficit of any type of knowledge, it could be general, specific, or expert

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Knowledge-based mistake

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7
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It takes place in situations where there is disregard of particular rules, resulting in an unwanted outcome.

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Rule-based mistake

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8
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Slips are considered to be:

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Action-based errors

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9
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At present, there are thousands of drugs in the market, so it is not unlikely that they may be mistaken for each other.

It greatly contribute to the confusion of pharmacists and pharmacy technicians during hte dispensing process.

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Sound-alike and look-alike drugs (SALADs)

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10
Q

In the community pharmacy setting, approximately ___ of handwritten prescriptions contain at least one prescription-writing error.

A

21%

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11
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A survey by the ISMP has shown that nearly ___ felt that the use of tall man letters in the pharmaceutical industry has helped lessen the errors during dispensing, and ___ reported that the tall man letters have actually prevented them from dispensing errors.

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87%

64%

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12
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It can also lead to confusion of one drug for the other.

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Improper shelving in the pharmacy

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13
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It is a psychological phenomenon wherein humans tend to process new information by interpreting it in accordance with their pre-existing beliefs.

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Confirmation bias

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14
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According to this theory, humans are more likely to view information as they have always seen it, rather than the new information given to them.

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Social Cognitive Theory

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15
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It is important in any profession, and for healthcare professionals if is even more essential to establish good communication when dealing with patients.

A

Communication

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16
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They are the front liners when it comes to medications.

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Community or Hospital Pharmacists and Pharmacy Technicians

17
Q

An example of communication barrier

A

Noisy environment

18
Q

These are commonly seen in community pharmacies, particularly the counterspace that separates the pharmacist from the patients.

A

Physical barriers

19
Q

It is one of the key elements in communication, it paves the way toward understanding.

A

Language

20
Q

AD, AS, AU

A

Right Ear, Left Ear, Each Ear

21
Q

OD, OS, OU

A

Right Eye, Left Eye, Each Eye

22
Q

ad.

A

to; upto

23
Q

BT

A

At Bedtime

24
Q

BID

A

Twice a day

25
Q

cc

A

Cubic Centimeters

26
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HS

A

Half-strength

27
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hs

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At bed time

28
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IU

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International Unit

29
Q

mcg

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Micrograms

30
Q

o.d.

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Once daily

31
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QD/qd

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Everyday

32
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QID / q.i.d.

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Four times a day

33
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Qhs

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Every bed time

34
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QOD / q.o.d.

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Every other day

35
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TID t.i.d.

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Three times a day

36
Q

The FDA Philippines has established an agency that can cater to medication errors, ADE, and dispensing errors

A

National Pharmacovigilance Center

37
Q

Motto of the National Pharmacovigilance Center

A

Saving Lives Through Vigilant Reporting