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Final Exam Flashcards

1
Q

How many MAiD kits are dispensed

A

two

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2
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How many days do techs have to submit a MAiD report to health canada

A

30 days

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3
Q

What is BPMH

A

a process of interviewing a patient or family to verify patients medication use

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4
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Medication Discrepancy

A

error does not reach the patient

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5
Q

medication incident

A

error that could or does reach the patient

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6
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type 1 discrepancy: intentional

A

when the prescriber intentionally adds or changes meds the patient was taking prior to admission

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7
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type 2 discrepancy: Undocumented intentional

A

presciber intentionally changes meds patient was takin prior to admission but was not documented properly

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8
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type 3 discrepancy: unintentional

A

presciber unintentionally changed or adds meds the patient was taking prior to admission

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9
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medication history request

A

fax over a complete list of patients medication dating back 6 months

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10
Q

Annual medscheck cost

A

$60, ministry covers 1 per year

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11
Q

Medscheck follow up cost

A

$25

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12
Q

medscheck for diabetes cost

A

$75, covered 1 per year

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13
Q

Medscheck at home cost

A

$150, includes medicine cabinet clean out

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14
Q

Pharmacautical Opinion cost

A

$15

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15
Q

Pharmaceutical opinion: Not filled

A

Not filled as prescribed due to clinical issue or confirmed forgery

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16
Q

Pharmaceutical opinion: No change

A

recommendation was made to the prescriber and resulted in no change to the Rx

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17
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Pharmaceutical Opinion: Change to Rx

A

recommendation was made and Rx was changed

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18
Q

Smoking cessation: first consult

A

Once per year
$40
PIN: 93899941

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19
Q

Smoking cessation: Primary follow up

A

1-3 times/year
$15
PIN:93899942

20
Q

Smoking cessation: successful quit

A

Once per year
PIN: 93899944

21
Q

Smoking cessation: Un-successful quit

A

Once per year
PIN:93899945

22
Q

Smoking cessation: Unknown quit status

A

Once per year
PIN:93899946

23
Q

How much are pharmacies reimbursed per vaccine?

A

$7.50

24
Q

Normal Blood Glucose levels

A

3.9-7.1mmol/L

25
Q

Average fasting glucose level

A

5.5mmol/L

26
Q

How often to test with type 2 Diabetes

A

few times a week to twice a day

27
Q

signs of hypoglycemia

A

BG: lower than 4mmol
Hunger
shakiness
sweating
pale
nauseous

28
Q

Signs of Hyperglycemia

A

BG: higher than 4mmol
frequent urination
increased thirst
headaches

29
Q

Systolic number

A

pressure against artery when the heart beats

30
Q

Diastolic number

A

pressure against artery wall when heart rests

31
Q

normal blood pressure

A

less then 120/80

32
Q

what are Thiazide Diuretics

A

water pill, lower blood pressure

33
Q

what are ACE-inhibitors

A

Ramipril(“-pril”), lowers blood pressure

34
Q

what are ARBs

A

Valsartan(“sartan”), lower blood pressure

35
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what are ARBs

A

Valsartan(“-sartan”), lower blood pressure

36
Q

What are CCBs

A

Amlodipine(“-pine”), lower blood pressure

37
Q

what schedule are epipens?

A

schedule 2, purchase $100

38
Q

Advair, Flovent and Ventolin are…

A

Common diskus inhalers

39
Q

Symbicort, Pulmicort, Oxeze are…

A

typical Turbuhalers

40
Q

Aerochambers cannot be used with…

A

Dry powder inhalers

41
Q

Taking verbal Rxs is a protected act meaning…

A

RPhTs can only take regular prescriptions, not controlled

42
Q

What are the 6 requirements for a verbal Rx

A

drug
patient name
date
dosing instructions
mitte
signature

43
Q

When billing for professional service what must be the same

A

Prescriber
SIG

44
Q

what is the dispensing quantity and day supplied for a pharmacy service?

A

One

45
Q

Why is it important to identify patients home medication

A

Withdrawal symptoms
if they cause or worsen symptoms
interactions
if cannot be taken before procedures

46
Q

Where should BPMH be documented

A

Somewhere highly visible and accessibly to all healthcare professionals

47
Q

How soon after admission should a BPMH be documented

A

within 24 hours

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