Lab 1 - Clinical checking of non-CDs Flashcards

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Q

What are the checks for a prescription ?

A
  • Legal check
  • Accuracy check
  • Clinical check
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What is included in the legal check of a prescription?

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  • Signature of the prescriber
  • Address of the prescriber
  • Valid date of the prescription: CD valid for 28 days, 6 months for other
  • Name and address of of patient
  • Age of child under 12
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What is included in the clinical check of a prescription?

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  • Checking the dose: Is it an overdose or an underdose. What is the single dose and what is the daily dose.
  • Medication regimen factors: indication, changed in regular treatment, interactions
  • Patient charateristics: patient type, co morbidities, interferences and preferances
  • Administration and monitoring: Route of administration
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What is included in an accuracy check?

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  • Check script, label and product all match
  • Patients name
  • Direction
  • Expiry date
  • PIL
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5
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What is a warning for citalopram?

A

QT- interval prolongation

Review patients dose at 65 years old

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What are Prescription requirements for Schedule 2 and 3 Controlled Drugs?

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  1. Signature of prescriber
  2. Date
  3. Address of prescriber
  4. Name of CD
  5. Form
  6. Strength
  7. Dose
  8. Total quanity in words and figures
    9 Quanity prescribed
  9. Patient name
  10. Patient address
  11. Dental wording where appropriate
  12. Instalment wording where appropraite
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What is the risk of citalopram and naproxen being prescribed together?

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Increased bleeding risk

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