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Dispensing Flashcards

1
Q

doctor’s order on the patient’s chart for the use of specific drugs. This is commonly used in the hospital or institutional setting and is also considered as a prescription in the law.

A

Medication Order

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2
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written order and instruction of a validly registered physician, dentist or veterinarian for the use of a specific drug product for a specific patient.

A

Prescription

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3
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Rx means

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to take

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4
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Where did Rx come from

A

The eye of horus

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5
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permits the writing of more than one drug product in one prescription form

A

Administrative Order No. 90 series of 1990

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6
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aka transcription

A

Signa/Signatura

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7
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For the pharmacists

A

Subscription

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For the patient

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signa

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9
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Incorrect prescription:

  • Brand name precedes generic name
  • Generic name is the one in parenthesis
  • Brand name is not in parenthesis
A

Erroneous Prescription

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10
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Incorrect Prescription
-Generic name is not written
-Generic name is not legible but a legible
brand name is written

A

Violative

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11
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Incorrect prescription

  • Only the generic name is written but is not legible
  • Generic name does not correspond to the brand name
  • Both the generic and brand names are not legible
  • Drug product prescribed is not registered with the Philippine FDA
A

Impossible Prescription

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12
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The act by a validly-registered pharmacist, of filling a prescription or a doctor’s order on the patient’s chart.

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Dispensing

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13
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T/F Poison is labeled in eed label showing in black ink the components for such prescription

A

F - “For external use only” yun

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14
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aka generic

A

multisource

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15
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originator

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innovator

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16
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refers to either prohibited drugs or regulated drugs.

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dangerous drugs

17
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T/F Amphetamine is a prohibited drug

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F - Regulated siya

18
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Dangerous drugs are prescribed in what color of paper

A

yellow

19
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Implementing arm of Dangerous Drugs Board

A

Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency

20
Q

– Shall be prescribed in a DOH official prescription form (Yellow Rx)
– Only 1 dangerous drug preparation (DDP per yellow Rx)
– Partial filling is allowed – NO refilling

A

List A1

21
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T/F Non-injectable forms of drugs in A1 shall be prescribed in a yellow prescription

A

F - ordinary lang

22
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T/F Controlled Chemicals in List A2

shall be prescribed in an ordinary prescription

A

T

23
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the preparation, mixing, assembling, packaging or labeling of a drug or device, as the result of a practitioner’s prescription drug order or initiative based on the practitioner-patient- pharmacist relationship in the course of professional practice

A

Compounding

24
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timely preparation of a drug product according to a prescriber’s prescription, a drug formula or a recipe in which amounts of the ingredients are calculated to meet the needs of a particular patient or group of patients

A

extemporaneuos compounding

25
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meaning of signa

A

you mark

26
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three types of incorrect prescriptions

A
  1. erroneous
  2. violative
  3. impossible
27
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t/f all incorrect prescriptions should NOT be filled

A

f. erroneous pwede

28
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steps in processing a prescription

A
  1. receiving
  2. filling
  3. package and label
  4. recheck
  5. dispense
  6. counsel
  7. record
29
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Facilitate patient care and provide an audit trail
– Prescriptions
– Dangerous drugs – Compounding
– Senior Citizens

A

recording and filing1

30
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Ensure that the right patient receives the appropriate medicine in the correct dose and form

A

dispensing

31
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Ensure that each prescription received is filled accurately

• involves calculations, compounding, preparation, retrieval of medications from stocks, etc.

A

filling

32
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Ensure that each prescription received is correct in its form and content

A

receiving

33
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Preserve the integrity of the product and label should be accurate

A

packaging and labeling

34
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Ensure that the patient knows how and when to take/ use the product dispensed (and also to reinforce patient adherence)

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medication advise or patient counseling

35
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Ensure that the prescription was filled and labeled accurately prior to dispensing

A

rechecking

36
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example of regulated drugs

A

amphetamine, hypnotic drugs, sleep inducing drugs

37
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example of prohibited drugs

A

coca leaf, opium, hallucinogenic, indian hemp

38
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AO 63 of 1989

A

The order and instruction of the prescriber must be precisely followed

39
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AO 62 of 1989

A

Yellow rx, prescriber should have valid S2 license

PHAR 180.1 (4 decks)

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