Cpp Flashcards

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, a specialized field within pharmacy, focuses on optimizing medication therapy for
patients. It involves the application of pharmaceutical knowledge and skills to ensure safe, effective,
and appropriate medication use.

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Clinical pharmacy

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Clinical pharmacy is defined as the provision of comprehensive medication therapy management services to patients. This encompasses a wide range of activities, including:

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Medication therapy management (MTM)
Drug information services
Pharmacotherapy monitoring
Patient education and counseling
Research and quality improvement

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: A collaborative process involving pharmacists,
patients, and other healthcare providers to optimize medication therapy.

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• Medication therapy management (MTM)

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: Providing accurate and timely drug information to healthcare
professionals and patients.

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Drug information services

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• : Assessing the effectiveness and safety of medication therapy
for individual patients.

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Pharmacotherapy monitoring

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: Providing patients with information about their
medications and how to use them correctly.

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• Patient education and counseling

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: Conducting research to advance the field of clinical
pharmacy and improve the quality of care.

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• Research and quality improvement

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MTM is a core component of clinical pharmacy practice. It involves:

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Comprehensive medication review
Medication therapy optimization
Patient education
Follow-up

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: Assessing a patient’s medication regimen to identify
potential problems or inefficiencies.

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• Comprehensive medication review

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: Making recommendations to improve medication therapy,
such as adjusting dosages, switching medications, or discontinuing unnecessary medications.

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• Medication therapy optimization

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: Providing patients with information about their medications, including how to take them, potential side effects, and when to seek medical attention.

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• Patient education

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Monitoring patient outcomes and making adjustments to medication therapy as
needed.

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Follow-up

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Drug Information Services
Clinical pharmacists play a vital role in providing drug information services. This involves:

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Responding to drug information inquiries
Developing drug information resources
Providing drug information training

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: Answering questions from healthcare
professionals and patients about medications, adverse effects, drug interactions, and other
related topics.

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• Responding to drug information inquiries

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• : Creating and maintaining drug information
databases, guidelines, and protocols.

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Developing drug information resources

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•: Educating healthcare professionals on the importance of drug information and how to access and use it effectively.

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Providing drug information training

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Pharmacotherapy Monitoring
Pharmacotherapy monitoring involves assessing the effectiveness and safety of medication therapy
for individual patients. This may include:

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Monitoring therapeutic drug levels
Assessing medication adherence
Identifying and managing adverse drug reactions

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• : Measuring the concentration of certain medications in
the blood to ensure that they are within the therapeutic range.

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Monitoring therapeutic drug levels

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: Determining whether patients are taking their medications
as prescribed.

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• Assessing medication adherence

20
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•: Recognizing and addressing adverse
effects of medications.

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Identifying and managing adverse drug reactions

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Patient Education and Counseling
Patient education and counseling are essential components of clinical pharmacy practice. Clinical
pharmacists provide patients with information about their medications, including:

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• How to take their medications
• Potential side effects and how to manage them
• When to seek medical attention
• How to avoid medication errors

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Research and Quality Improvement
Clinical pharmacists contribute to the advancement of the field through research and quality
improvement activities. This may involve:

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• Conducting research studies
• Implementing quality improvement initiatives
• Collaborating with other healthcare professionals

23
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to investigate new medication therapies or improve existing
practices.

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• Conducting research studies

24
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to enhance the safety and effectiveness of
medication therapy.

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• Implementing quality improvement initiatives

25
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to improve patient outcomes.

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• Collaborating with other healthcare professionals

26
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Core Functions of Clinical Pharmacy

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Medication Therapy Evaluation
Drug Information Management
Patient Education and Counseling
Pharmacokinetic Monitoring
Pharmacoeconomic Evaluation
Adverse Drug Reaction Monitoring:

27
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are essential members of the healthcare team who play a crucial role in
optimizing medication therapy for patients. Their core functions encompass a wide range of activities
that contribute to improving patient outcomes.

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Clinical pharmacists

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Medication Therapy Evaluation:
: Assessing a patient’s medication regimen to
identify potential problems, such as drug interactions, side effects, or inefficiencies.

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o Comprehensive medication review

29
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: Making recommendations to improve medication
therapy, including adjusting dosages, switching medications, or discontinuing
unnecessary medications.

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o Medication therapy optimization

30
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: Creating tailored medication regimens
based on patient-specific factors, such as age, medical conditions, and allergies.

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o Developing individualized medication plans

31
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Medication Therapy Evaluation

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o Comprehensive medication review
o Medication therapy optimization
o Developing individualized medication plans

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Medication Therapy Evaluation

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o Comprehensive medication review
o Medication therapy optimization
o Developing individualized medication plans

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: Answering questions from healthcare providers and
patients about medications, adverse effects, drug interactions, and other related topics.

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o Providing drug information

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o : Creating and maintaining drug information
databases, guidelines, and protocols.

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Developing drug information resources

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Drug Information Management

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o Providing drug information
o Developing drug information resources
o Conducting literature searches
o Conducting literature searches:

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  1. Patient Education and Counseling:
    o Providing patient education
    o Counseling patients
    o Developing patient education materials
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37
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: Explaining medications to patients, including how to take
them, potential side effects, and when to seek medical attention.

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o Providing patient education

38
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: Addressing patient concerns and providing support related to
medication therapy.

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o Counseling patients

39
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: Creating educational materials, such as
brochures or handouts, to help patients understand their medication regimen.

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o Developing patient education materials

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  1. Pharmacokinetic Monitoring:
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o Monitoring therapeutic drug levels
o Assessing medication adherence
Identifying and managing adverse drug reactions:

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: Measuring the concentration of certain
medications in the blood to ensure that they are within the therapeutic range.

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o Monitoring therapeutic drug levels

42
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: Determining whether patients are taking their
medications as prescribed.

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o Assessing medication adherence

43
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: Recognizing and addressing
adverse effects of medications.

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o Identifying and managing adverse drug reactions