Chapter 7 Flashcards

1
Q

What type of medications can pharmacists not prescribe?

A

Narcotics, controlled drugs, or targeted substances

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2
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Can pharmacists prescribe medications for off label use?

A

NO

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3
Q

For consent to treatment to be valid, pharmacists must provide patients with adequate explanation about…?

A

The nature of the treatment
Its anticipated effect
The significant risks involved
Available treatment alternatives

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4
Q

What is the definition of a collaborative relationship?

A

A relationship between two or more health regulated professionals that is developed to facilitate communication, determine mutual goals of therapy, and share relevant health information

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5
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Who must the pharmacist notify when they have prescribed for a patient?

A

The original prescriber, or the persons regular family doctor

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6
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When the pharmacist notifies the doctor of their prescribing, what must the pharmacist tell them?

A

The prescribing details such as date, patient, drug, and quantity
The rationale behind the prescribing decision
The instructions given to the patient

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7
Q

Can pharmacists without APA alter a prescription (its dosage, formulation, or regimen)

A

Yes - All pharmacists can adapt a prescription to an extent

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8
Q

Without APA, when can pharmacists alter a prescription?

A

If the prescription dosage is not commercially available, or if the patients age, weight, or kidney/liver function necessitates a dosage adjustment

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9
Q

Why may a pharmacist substitute one drug with another?

A

Due to availability, third party payer, or formulary restrictions

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10
Q

Pharmacists Can pharmacists without APA adapt by substitution for a new prescription? What about a refill?

A

Yes they can for a new prescription, no for a refill because this is considered managing ongoing therapy

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11
Q

What is the most common form of pharmacists prescribing?

A

Renewing a prescription for continuity of care

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12
Q

Can a pharmacist still renew a prescription if they do not have the original prescription?

A

YES

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13
Q

Without the original prescription, a pharmacist who renews a prescription must…

A

Provide the minimum drug required to give the patient time to go back to their regular pharmacy and notify that pharmacy/prescriber

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14
Q

In what situation can a pharmacist without APA prescribe?

A

In an emergency occurrence

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15
Q

What is the definition of an emergency as stated by the SPPPT

A

A circumstance where a patient urgently requires a professional service that includes a restricted activity for the purposes of preventing mortality or morbidity

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16
Q

Do pharmacists need to personally see the patient at the time of initial prescribing?

A

YES, unless the prescriber has a personal relationship with the patient

17
Q

Who has a memorandum of understanding with ACP?

A

the Physiology Alberta College

18
Q

For animal patients, can pharmacists adjust doses like they can for humans?

A

NO ADJUSTING FOR ANIMALS

19
Q

Can pharmacists recommend a schedule 2 or 3 product for an animal?

A

NO

20
Q

Can pharmacists inject to animals?

A

NO