EXAM2 pt2 Flashcards

1
Q

Consumers are primarily interested in product availability with the lower price. Which type of concept is this?

A

Production Concept

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2
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Value can be increased by those EXCEPT:

A

Increasing Non-Monetary cost

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3
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“How likely is it that you recommend company X to a friend or colleague” describes:

A

Loyalty

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4
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Assurance is one of the dimensions of Service Quality; defined as:

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The knowledge and courtesy of employees and their ability to convey trust and confidence

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5
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Designing the company’s image and offering to occupy a distinctive place in the mind of the target market

A

Positioning

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6
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SWOT Analysis stands for:

A

Strength
Weakness
Opportunities
Threats

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7
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Patient Satisfaction surveys are part of which of the following:

A

Control Process

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8
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Effective Inventory management is an important in meeting consumer demands for both goods and services is an Operation Prospective of Inventory Mgmt

A

False

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9
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Which of the following factors can help decide what and how many goods to purchase

A

Pharmacy goals

Pharmacy image

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10
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Venus Pharmacy buys 15 pints of castor oil from MCP distributors. MCP sends more of them, What desciribes this scenario

A

Cash discount
Quantity discount
Serial discount
[NONE OF THE ABOVE]

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11
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Acquisition cost would best be described as:

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Price the pharmacy pays for the product

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12
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In the scope of merchandising, having the prescription department located at the rear of the pharmacy increases:

A
  • Impulse Purchases

- Time spent browsing

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13
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Which of the following typically be located at the front of the prescription department

A
  • Vitamins and herbal products

- Items at high risk of theft

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14
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What is/are used to display large quantities of an item

A

Floor stand displays

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15
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Majority of purchasing decisions are made before the consumer enters the store

A

False

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16
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The placement of items in more than one department is called

A

Cross-merchandising

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17
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The need of purchasing goods is determined by

A

Customer

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18
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Code information of reimbursement ____ medical

A

Description code

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19
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The pharmacist need what to perform INR for Warfarin management

20
Q

What is the first step in order to incorporate an added value service

A

Develop a business plan

21
Q

On average the percentage of business breakdown in an independent pharmacy is:

A

5% Front Store & 95% pharmacy sales

22
Q

On average, the market area around your pharmacy you would typically need in order to secure a successful independent pharmacy is:

A

3 to 5 miles

23
Q

Issues to consider when deciding whether to buy an existing independent pharmacy or to build a new one include:

A

-Financial Options
-Personal goals and interest
-Physical Availability
[all of the above]

24
Q

Risk in pharmacy can be defined as:

A

Anything that threatens the ability of the pharmacy to accomplish its mission

25
Speculative Risk:
Not insurable
26
Five steps in Risk Management include:
- Establish context - Evaluate and prioritize the risks - Selecting and implementing an appropriate risk management strategy - Monitoring decisions and updating the risk management program - [all of the above]
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In order for a pure risk to be insurable, it:
Must be accidental for the inusred
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The amount of insured loss to be paid or absorbed by the policy holder is the:
Deductible
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The scope or extent of protection provided under an insurance contract is the:
Coverage
30
Employee his or her family for job related injury or death is:
Worker's compensation
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A provision that requires the insured party to share or to absorb some of the costs of the covered services or losses on a fixed percentage basis is:
Coinsurance
32
An individuals responsibility for causing injury to another person or damage to another's property through negligence is
Liability
33
Hospital pharmacies absorb risk through
Expired compounded medications
34
Community pharmacies absorb risk through
- Shoplifting - Employee theft - Unsalable products - Shrinkage
35
OBRA
- Requires prospective drug reviews - Patient counseling - Requires proper patient records
36
The pharmacy manager's responsibilities relative to HIPAA include:
Notice of Privacy practice
37
Investigations into medication errors tend to focus on the front end
True
38
Effective approaches to medication error investigations:
Focus on the latent or blunt end factors
39
During the medication ordering process, errors occur due to:
- Illegible Handwriting - Look-alike drug names - Sound-alike drug names - Ambigious orders
40
Confirmation Bias can be described as:
A phenomenon that when choosing an item, people see what they are looking for and once they think they have find it, stop looking further
41
The process of compounding sterile admixtures particulary:
- Patients are often more acutely ill - Most IV admixtures look alike once compounded (physicians dont deliver med)
42
Soft Skills are easy to quantify and evaluate a staff member of the performance evaluation
False
43
Hard skills are
Specific, teachable abilities that may be required in a given
44
Pharmacy Benefit Managers
-Are hired by third parties to provide Rx claims processing -Hired by insurance companies, employers, Medicare and State Medicaid -Establish pharmacy networks as part of their claims management services -Provide drug benefit design and drug utilization mgmt [ALL THE ABOVE]
45
Consideration in evaluating third party contracts include:
I. The message that is sent to other parties II. The effect on private pay customer III. The effect on other sources of revenue