Drug Information Flashcards

1
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Classify as Primary, Secondary, or Tertiary:

Clinical Research Studies and reports

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Primary

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2
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____________ literature summarizes and synthesizes primary literature.

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Secondary

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3
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Books and literature review articles are examples of ____________ literature.

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Secondary

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4
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An original research article published in a scientific journal is an example of __________ literature.

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Primary

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5
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___________ literature is summaries or condensed versions of materials with references to primary or secondary sources.

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Tertiary

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6
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Textbooks, handbooks, and databases are examples of __________ literature.

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Tertiary.

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7
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A peer-reviewed scientific journal is an example of _____________.

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Primary literature.

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8
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A review article is an example of _____________.

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Secondary literature.

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9
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Lexicomp is an example of _______________.

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Tertiary Literature.

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10
Q

What is an easy first step to locate a compounding formula?

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Databases

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11
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What are three examples of databases mentioned in class.

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  1. Lexicomp
  2. Clinical Pharmacology
  3. Micromedex
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12
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These are examples of ____________.

-APhA Compounding Resources for Your Practice

-ASHP Compounding Resource Center

-PharmLabs

-Perrigo

-Medisca (subscription only)

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Websites for general compounding support.

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13
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These are examples of __________:

-Nationwide Children’s Hospital Compounding Formulas

-PharmLabs

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Websites providing evidence-based compounding formulas.

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14
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These are example of ________________:

-USP

-FDA

-NYSBOP

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Regulatory Agencies with websites to provide guidance on compounding.

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15
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These are examples of ___________:

-International Journal of Pharmaceutical Compounding (IJPC)

-American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy (AJHP)

-Pharmacy Times

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Journals: These are primary literature with evidence-based compounding formulas.

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16
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These are examples of ___________:

-Remington: The Science and Practice of Pharmacy

-Merck Index

-A Practical Guide to Contemporary Pharmacy Practice

-The Chapter <795> Answer Book

-The Chapter <800> Answer Book

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Textbooks.

17
Q

What form of literature is good for finding solubility or compatibility data when established compounding formulas are not available?

A

Textbooks.

18
Q

What is unpublished data, which some pharmacies keep on hand for compounding called?

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Internal Studies/Validation