Diabetes

Question 1

means disease management which may also include non- pharmacological management as well.

Answer 1

I

Question 2

There are five steps where pharmacists can play an essential role in diabetic the care of people living with diabetes.

Answer 2

J

Question 3

identification

Answer 3

J

Question 4

assessment

Answer 4

J

Question 5

education

Answer 5

I

Question 6

referral

Answer 6

J

Question 7

monitoring

Answer 7

K

Question 8

pharmacists can identify high risk patients when filling prescriptions or reviewing prescription records.

Answer 8

K

Question 9

patient assessment questionnaires based on the ADA standards of medical care are recommended.

Answer 9

K

Question 10

In order to provide patient education, three stages should be followed: I

Answer 10

N

Question 11

help the patient accept the diagnosis and address immediate concerns

Answer 11

M

Question 12

information is provided about the problems identified in the patient assessment along with any needs that might be anticipated and further education on self-management, such as how to manage sick days.

Answer 12

K

Question 13

focuses on reinforcing concepts, boosting motivation, and empowering patients to care for themselves.

Answer 13

K

Question 14

Among the pharmacist’s most important responsibilities is

Answer 14

J

Question 15

through a combination of onsite visits and telephone follow-ups.

Answer 15

I

Question 16

Most pharmacist-managed diabetes services are provided in ………, but pharmacists can also provide diabetes management in ……..

Answer 16

L

Question 17

Because of the expanded roles of pharmacists, which go beyond dispensing and medication preparation, and which include

Answer 17

J

Question 18

screening and prevention of diabetes,

Answer 18

J

Question 19

designing care plans,

Answer 19

K

Question 20

monitoring outcomes, i

Answer 20

J

Question 21

improvements in HbA1c and other related parameters were

achieved

Answer 21

K

Question 22

In order for pharmacists to perform these roles in a professional, well- recognized manner, they can boost their pharmacy degrees with certain certificates to manage diabetes.

Answer 22

I

Question 23

certified diabetes educator, or CDE

Answer 23

M

Question 24

board-certified in advanced diabetes management, or BC-ADM

Answer 24

I

Question 25

board-certified pharmacotherapy management (BCPS)

Answer 25

J

Question 26

board-certified ambulatory care pharmacist, or BCACP.

Answer 26

J

Question 27

that helps a health care providers to better help and support patients with diabetes.

Answer 27

J

Question 28

focuses more on advanced clinical management of diabetes.

Answer 28

I

Question 29

allows pharmacists to evaluate, implement, monitor, and optimize pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic interventions for different chronic disease conditions including diabetes.

Answer 29

J

Question 30

DM treatment goals include:

Answer 30

K

Question 31

Reducing, controlling, and managing long-term microvascular (Retinopathy,
Nephropathy, Peripheral neuropathy, Autonomic neuropathy), and macrovascular (Coronary artery disease CAD, Cerebrovascular disease CVA including stroke, Peripheral artery disease (PAD))

Answer 31

K

Question 32

Preventing acute complications from high BG levels

Answer 32

J

Question 33

Minimizing hypoglycemic episodes

Answer 33

J

Question 34

Maintaining the patient’s overall quality of life

Answer 34

J

Question 35

The diabetes care team helps patients manage their diabetes, improve health outcomes, and prevent any diabetes-related complications.

Answer 35

K

Question 36

Primary Care Provider (PCP):

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I

Question 37

Endocrinologist

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I

Question 38

Diabetes Educators

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I

Question 39

Registered Dietitian:

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K

Question 40

Dentist

Answer 40

K

Question 41

Physical Therapist

Answer 41

K

Question 42

Psychologist

Answer 42

F

Question 43

Ophthalmologist

Answer 43

K

Question 44

Podiatrists

Answer 44

D

Question 45

Audiologist

Answer 45

D

Question 46

Nephrologist

Answer 46

K

Question 47

Registered Nurse:

Answer 47

K

Question 48

Pharmacist

Answer 48

D

Question 49

general doctor for routine care, such as yearly
checkups, physical exams, vaccinations, order lab tests, and write prescriptions.

Answer 49

D

Question 50

Specializes in the treatment of diseases of the endocrine system,
including diabetes.

Answer 50

D

Question 51

Healthcare professional with specialized training, experience, and
expertise working with patients with diabetes. Provide each patient personalized
diabetes self-management education and support (DSMES).

Answer 51

D

Question 52

An expert in food and nutrition, developing a healthy eating
pattern to improve patients’ overall health.

Answer 52

D

Question 53

Oral health care professionals play an important role in the diabetes care team
by providing oral care to patients with or at risk for diabetes.

Answer 53

F

Question 54

Helps patients in developing an exercise program, and motivating
patients to get more activity into their life.

Answer 54

R

Question 55

A mental health professional may be needed on a diabetes care team if a
patient experience extreme depression or anxiety thus will affect the patient’s
adherence to medication.

Answer 55

E

Question 56

Eye care professional. Help patients maintain healthy vision and
monitor for any complications caused by elevated or uncontrolled blood glucose,
including diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, cataracts, and diabetic macular edema.

Answer 56

D

Question 57

Specializes in problems in the lower legs and feet.

Answer 57

D

Question 58

Specializes in hearing and balance disorders.

Answer 58

D

Question 59

Specializes in kidney disease. Uncontrolled blood glucose or blood
pressure can increase the risk of kidneys damage.

Answer 59

K

Question 60

Nurse can make clinical management decisions about the treatment
of diabetes, lipids, and hypertension; provide self- management education; and
coordinate team services to meet the patient’s health care needs.

Answer 60

E

Question 61

Pharmacists improve chronic disease management including diabetes,
education and counseling patients on medications and self-management, and
collaborative practice agreements with physicians.

Answer 61

W