M: Lesson 2 Flashcards

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Drug product source selection

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Professional Function

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2
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Drug use decisions participation

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Professional Functions

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3
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Drug product dosage form selection

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Professional function

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4
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Dose and dosage schedule determination

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Professional Functions

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5
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Drug product preparation for patient’s use

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Professional Function

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6
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Dispensing the drug with proper instruction

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Professional function

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7
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Counseling patient on the appropriate utilization of
medication

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Professional Function

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8
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Providing drug information to the patient

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Professional function

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9
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Monitoring the patient to maximize compliance

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Professional function

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10
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Monitoring the patient to detect adverse drug reactions
and interactions

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Professional function

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11
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Monitoring the patient to enhance the outcomes of drug
therapy

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Professional function

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12
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Manipulative or mechanical tasks that must be carried out
during the course of practice.

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Technical Function

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13
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Non-professional personnel pharmacy technician,
pharmacy assistants can be involved under_______

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professional
supervision
(TECHNICAL FUNCTION)

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14
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Repackaging of medications

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Technical function

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15
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Medication
inventory participation

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Technical function

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16
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Sourcing of medicines

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Administrative, supervisory and managerial functions

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17
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Purchase request

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Administrative, supervisory & managerial function

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18
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Pricing procedures

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Administrative, Supervisory and
Managerial Functions

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19
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Implement inventory control

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Administrative, Supervisory and
Managerial Functions

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20
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Compliance with government requirements

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Administrative, Supervisory and
Managerial Functions

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21
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Management of staff (schedule, salary, leave)

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Administrative, Supervisory and
Managerial Functions

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22
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Creating new services in the pharmacy to increase revenue

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D. Entrepreneurial Functions

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23
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Addition of cosmetics and grocery items in the pharmacy

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Entrepreneurial Functions

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24
Q

Some pharmacists are not engaged in providing pharmaceutical
services directly to patients. They are, however, engaged in important
functions related indirectly to the practice.

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ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS OF A PHARMACIST

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Research and development
Essential functions
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Production
Essential function
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Quality control
Essential function
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Sales and marketing
Essential function
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Teaching & research in academic institutions
Essential functions
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Legal and regulatory functions with regards to drugs and pharmaceutical practice.
Essential
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Public health functions
Essential
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Association world
Essential function
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Pharmaceutical journalism
Essential function
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These roles may include, but are not limited to
Emerging functions
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Reviewing medication regimens
Emerging function
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Monitoring of treatment regimens
Emergibg function
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General health monitoring
Emerging
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General health advice
Emerging
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Providing specific education to patients about disease states and medications
Emerging functions
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Counseling and advice on optimal use of medicines
Emerging function
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Supply medicines and pharmaceuticals
Specialist in medication
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Prepare and compound special dosage forms
Specialist in medication
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Control the storage and preservation of all medications
Specialist in medication
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Drug information
Custodian on medical information
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Health history of patients
Custodian of medical information
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Updated advancement in pharmacy practice from journals
Custodian in medical information
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Connecting link between physician and patient for medication use to ensure patient’s safety
Companion of the physician
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Educate patients on proper use of prescribed medications and advice them on over the counter (OTC) drugs
Counselor to the patient
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Advice on proper storage conditions of medicines
Councelor to the patient
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Assist patients when to see a doctor
Counselor to the patient
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Ensures that the community will have the information on medicines and available at all times.
Guardian of the public health
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Schedule, salary, leave
Administrative
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I assist the patient’s choice of nonprescription drugs or in the decision to consult a physician.
Counselor to the patient
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I am a consultant on the merits of different therapeutic agents.
Companion of the physician
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 I am a partner in the case of every patient who takes any kind of medication
Companion
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I encourage and promote sound personal health.
Guardian of public health
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My services are available to all at all time.
Guardian pf public health
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My pharmacy is a center for health-care information.
Guardian of public health