Drug References Flashcards
Which of the following provides a list of approved drug products and indicates which drugs can be interchanged
A. Pink Book (CDC) B. Purple Book (FDA) C. Red book (Micromedex) D. Orange Book (FDA) E. Yellow Book (CDC)
D. Orange Book (FDA)
Which of the following provides information on epidemiology and vaccine preventable diseases.
A. Pink Book (CDC) B. Purple Book (FDA) C. Red book (Micromedex) D. Orange Book (FDA) E. Yellow Book (CDC)
A. Pink Book (CDC)
Which of the following Provides list of biological drug products and indicates which biological products can be interchanged
A. Pink Book (CDC) B. Purple Book (FDA) C. Red book (Micromedex) D. Orange Book (FDA) E. Yellow Book (CDC)
B. Purple Book (FDA)
Which of the following Provides drug pricing information
A. Pink Book (CDC) B. Purple Book (FDA) C. Red book (Micromedex) D. Orange Book (FDA) E. Yellow Book (CDC)
C. Red book (Micromedex)
Which of the following Provides health information for healthcare professionals who advise international travelers of health risks.
A. Pink Book (CDC) B. Purple Book (FDA) C. Red book (Micromedex) D. Orange Book (FDA) E. Yellow Book (CDC)
E. Yellow Book (CDC)
The Pink sheet can be used for what information?
A. General Drug information B. General medical information (Professional) C. Regulatory and Business development D. Therapeutic Equivalence E. Vaccine preventable diseases. F. International Drug Information
C. Regulatory and Business development
The Pink Book, NOT pink sheets, is used for vaccines.
Facts and comparisons can be used for what information?
A. General Drug information B. General medical information (Professional) C. Regulatory and Business development D. Therapeutic Equivalence E. Vaccine preventable diseases. F. International Drug Information
A. General Drug information
The European Drug index can be used for what information?
A. General Drug information B. General medical information (Professional) C. Regulatory and Business development D. Therapeutic Equivalence E. Vaccine preventable diseases. F. International Drug Information
F. International Drug Information
The The Merck Manual can be used for what informatin?
A. General Drug information B. General medical information (Professional) C. Regulatory and Business development D. Therapeutic Equivalence E. Vaccine preventable diseases. F. International Drug Information
B. General medical information (Professional)
The American Hospital Formulary Service (AHFS) can be used for what information?
A. General Drug information B. General medical information (Professional) C. Regulatory and Business development D. Therapeutic Equivalence E. Vaccine preventable diseases. F. International Drug Information
A. General Drug information
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the National Library of Medicine (NLM), can be used for what information?
A. General Drug information B. General medical information (Professional) C. Regulatory and Business development D. Therapeutic Equivalence E. Vaccine preventable diseases. F. International Drug Information
A. General Drug information
Martindale: The complete drug reference can be used for what information?
A. General Drug information B. General medical information (Professional) C. Regulatory and Business development D. Therapeutic Equivalence E. Vaccine preventable diseases. F. International Drug Information
F. International Drug Information
CDC: Diseases and Conditions can be used for what information.
A. General Drug information B. General medical information (Professional) C. Regulatory and Business development D. Therapeutic Equivalence E. Vaccine preventable diseases. F. International Drug Information
B. General medical information (Professional)
Also General Medical/Drug Information (Consumer)
International Drug Directory (Index Nominum) and Diccionario de Especialidades Farmaceuticas (Spanish) can be used for what information?
A. General Drug information B. General medical information (Professional) C. Regulatory and Business development D. Therapeutic Equivalence E. Vaccine preventable diseases. F. International Drug Information
F. International Drug Information
The Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine and Washington Manual of Medical Therapeutics can be used for what information?
A. General Drug information B. General medical information (Professional) C. Regulatory and Business development D. Therapeutic Equivalence E. Vaccine preventable diseases. F. International Drug Information
B. General medical information (Professional)
Lexicomp and Micromedex can be used for what information?
A. General Drug information B. General medical information (Professional) C. Regulatory and Business development D. Therapeutic Equivalence E. Vaccine preventable diseases. F. International Drug Information
A. General Drug information
F. International Drug Information
Lexicomp Facts and Comparisons Therapeutic Research Center’s Ident-A-Drug Micromedex: IDentidex NLM: Pillbox Can all be used for what?
A. Adverse Drug Reactions B. Drug Interactions C. Reporting Adverse Drug Reactions D. Drug Identification E. Reporting Medical Errors
D. Drug Identification
Hansten and Horn’s Drug Interactions Analysis and Management can be used for what?
A. Adverse Drug Reactions B. Drug Interactions C. Reporting Adverse Drug Reactions D. Drug Identification E. Reporting Medical Errors
B. Drug Interactions
American Societ of Health System Pharmacists (ASHP) and Package inserts and general drug information resources can be used for what?
A. Adverse Drug Reactions B. Drug Interactions C. Reporting Adverse Drug Reactions D. Drug Identification E. Reporting Medical Errors
A. Adverse Drug Reactions
FDA’s MedWatch Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS) is used for what?
A. Adverse Drug Reactions B. Drug Interactions C. Reporting Adverse Drug Reactions D. Drug Identification E. Reporting Medical Errors
C. Reporting Adverse Drug Reactions
CDC’s/FDA’s Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) is used for what?
A. Adverse Drug Reactions B. Drug Interactions C. Reporting Adverse Drug Reactions D. Drug Identification E. Reporting Medical Errors
C. Reporting Adverse Drug Reactions
ISMP Medication Errors Reporting Program (MERP) is used for what?
A. Adverse Drug Reactions B. Drug Interactions C. Reporting Adverse Drug Reactions D. Drug Identification E. Reporting Medical Errors
E. Reporting Medical Errors
The MedMARx program is used for what?
A. Adverse Drug Reactions B. Drug Interactions C. Reporting Adverse Drug Reactions D. Drug Identification E. Reporting Medical Errors
E. Reporting Medical Errors
Micromedex: POISINDEX,
Lexicomp: Lexi-Tox,
NLM: TOXNET,
Can be used for what?
A. Medication Safety B. Geriatrics/elderly C. Overdoses, Poisoning and Toxicology D. Pediatrics/ pediatric doses E. Pregnancy and Lactation F. Women's Health (consumer)
C. Overdoses, Poisoning and Toxicology
Lexicomp and Lexicomp: Lexi-Tox can be used for what?
A. Medication Safety B. Geriatrics/elderly C. Overdoses, Poisoning and Toxicology D. Pediatrics/ pediatric doses E. Pregnancy and Lactation F. Women's Health (consumer)
B. Geriatrics/elderly
C. Overdoses, Poisoning and Toxicology
D. Pediatrics/ pediatric doses
Institute for safe Medication Practices (ISMP) can be used for what?
A. Medication Safety B. Geriatrics/elderly C. Overdoses, Poisoning and Toxicology D. Pediatrics/ pediatric doses E. Pregnancy and Lactation F. Women's Health (consumer)
A. Medication Safety
CDC: Vaccines and Immunizations can be used for what?
A. Medication Safety B. Geriatrics/elderly C. Overdoses, Poisoning and Toxicology D. Pediatrics/ pediatric doses E. Pregnancy and Lactation F. Women's Health (consumer)
D. Pediatrics/ pediatric doses
Micromedex, Micromedex: POISINDEX and Micromedex (REPRORISK) can be used for what?
A. Medication Safety B. Geriatrics/elderly C. Overdoses, Poisoning and Toxicology D. Pediatrics/ pediatric doses E. Pregnancy and Lactation F. Women's Health (consumer)
C. Overdoses, Poisoning and Toxicology
D. Pediatrics/ pediatric doses
E. Pregnancy and Lactation