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1
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What do you call medication experts who enhance patient care and promote wellness?

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Pharmacists

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2
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What are the duties and activities performed by a pharmacist?

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- patient care
- medication expertise and population health
- pharmacy management

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3
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Identify the type of pharmacy described below.

  • Also known as a retail pharmacy and is the most well-known type of pharmacy.
  • Known as a chemist shop
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community pharmacy

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4
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Identify the type of pharmacy described below.

  • A place where the management of medications occur in the hospital, medical clinic or nursing home.
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hospital pharmacy

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5
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Identify the type of pharmacy described below.

- pharmacists under this institution can predict drug interactions and so prevent many adverse reactions to medication
- ensures the optimal use of medications for the best outcomes through the provision of drug information and monitoring for drug safet and efficacy

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clinical pharmacy

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6
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Identify the type of pharmacy described below.

  • involves the pharmaceutical industry and includes the research, production, packaging, quality control, marketing, and sales of pharmaceutical goods
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industrial pharmacy

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7
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Identify the type of pharmacy described below.

  • involves the production and preparation of medicines in new forms
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compounding pharmacy

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8
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Identify the type of pharmacy described below.

  • a relatively new branch of pharmacy, born in 1990
  • focuses on the theoretical view of medications rather than dispensing medicines
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consulting pharmacy

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9
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Identify the type of pharmacy described below.

  • provides healthcare services to many patients in rural areas, particularly to geriartic groups
    - a mobile service that can meet patients where they are
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ambulatory pharmacy

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10
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Identify the type of pharmacy described below.

  • also known as goverment pharmacy
  • responsible for creating rules and regulations for the safe use of medicine to promote positive health outcomes
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regulatory pharmacy

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11
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Identify the type of pharmacy described below.

  • primarily involves the preparation and delivery of injectables to critically ill patients in the home environment
    - sometimes referred to as infusion pharmacy (only injectables are dispensed)
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home care pharmacy

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12
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Identify the type of pharmacy described below.

  • involves the planning and mangement of medication in health maintenance organizations, such as hospital, nursing homes, and extended healthcare centers
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managed care pharmacy

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13
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Identify the type of pharmacy described below.

  • works on developing new drigs and profiling their actions, effectiveness, side-effects, and interactions
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research pharmacy

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14
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Identify the type of pharmacy described below.

  • specializes in certains areas of drug therapy with a master’s degree or other continued learning.
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(acquired) specialization in pharmacy

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15
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Enumerate.

What are the specializations in pharmacy?

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  • oncology
  • nuclear
  • geriartic
  • psyschopharmacotherapy
  • personal
  • nutritional support
  • hospice
  • pediatric
  • pharmacy benefit
  • poison control
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16
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What course is taken by aspiring pharmacists in college?

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Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy
BSPharma

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What does the program BSPharma focus on?

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Identification, discovery, isolation, synthesis, and formulation of biologically active compounds for clinical use.

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What are the program outcomes of BSPharma?

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- define terminologies related to pharmacokinetics
- present raw data and derive pharmacokinetic models and parameters that explain the pharmacokinetic behavior of drugs in the body
- understand how the changes in the physiologic state and disease states affect one’s drug behavior
- apply biopharmaceutics and pharmacokinetics knowledge in the design of rational drug therapy and monitoring

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18
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True or false: Only some colleges of pharmacy offer courses in pharmacy practice.

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False

All colleges of pharmacy offer courses in pharmacy practice.

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When do BSPharma students do their OJTs?

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During the fourth year of the program.

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20
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What examination is taken by student pharmacists to become officially licensed?

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Pharmacist Licensure Examination

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21
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What makes pharmcists unique in the healthcare team?

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Pharmacists are experts on medicine formulation and use and can apply this to patient care.

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22
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All new prescription-only medicines must be issued with a marketing authorization from the BFAD before they can:

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Be advertised to prescribers

23
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It is the actual mixing of ingredients to form powders, tablets, capsules, ointments, and solutions.

A

Compunding

24
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It is the computerized record of the customer’s drug therapy.

A

Medical Profile

25
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Graduates of BS in Pharmacy are expected to be able to do the following, except:

A

Administer anesthetics and write prescriptions for antibiotics and other medications.

26
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What is medical imaging technology?

A

It is a science combining advanced technology and human compassion.

27
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Which sciences do medical imaging technologists use or apply in their field of work?

A
  • physics
  • anatomy
  • physiology
28
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What does MRI and CT scan mean?

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MRI - Magnetic Resonance Imaging

CT (scan) - Computed Tomography (scan)

29
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Radiologic technologsts are responsible for…

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  • accurately positiong patients
  • ensuring the production of a quality diagnostic image
30
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Compare.

Radiologist v.s radiologic technologist

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- radiologist: physicians who interpret medical images, diagnose or rule out diseases and injuries

- radiologic technologist: performs imaging examinations

31
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It is a profession focused on the science, art, and care of the human eyes.

A

Optometry

32
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What do you call practitioners of optometry?

A

Optometrists

33
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These are the official title for the independent primary health care professionals for the eye.

A

Doctors of Optometry
OD

34
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Compare.

Optometrists v.s Ophthalmologists

A

Optometrists: they examine, diagnose, and treat patients’ eyes

Ophthalmologists: ones who perform medical and surgical treatments for eye

35
Q

Identify the optometric speciality as described below.

  • possess more in-depth knowledge about diagnosing and treating various diseases of the cornea and conducting contact lens fittings
A

Cornea and Contact Lenses

36
Q

Identify the optometric speciality as described below.

  • trained to detect a variety of diseases that affect the front and back of the eye
  • able to detect conditions such as glaucoma and macular degeneration
A

Ocular Disease

37
Q

Identify the optometric speciality as described below.

  • help patients with a visual impairment that cannot be helped through surgery, glasses, or contact lenses.
A

Low Vision

38
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True or false: Low vision is more common among teens.

A

False
They are more common among older adults.

39
Q

Identify the optometric speciality as described below.

  • treat children and their vision disorders
A

Pediatrics

40
Q

Identify the optometric speciality as described below.

  • specially trained to provide eye care to older adults
A

Geriartics

41
Q

Identify the optometric speciality as described below.

  • diagnose and treat vision problems related to the brain
A

Neuro-Optometry

42
Q

Identify the optometric speciality as described below.

  • focus on how visual function affects your daily activities
A

Behavioral Optometry/Vision Therapy

43
Q

Identify the eye exam tool as described below.

  • one of the oldest devices used in optometry
  • used to measure the pressure of fluids inside the eyeball
A

Tonometer

44
Q

Identify the eye exam tool as described below.

  • used to measure the refractive error and determine the eyeglass numbers of the patient
A

Phoropter

45
Q

Identify the eye exam tool as described below.

  • used to measure the refractive error and to determine the correct prescription of eyeglasses or lenses, where the patient is unable to give sober/voluntary feedback
A

Retinoscope

46
Q

Identify the eye exam tool as described below.

  • used to measure the refractive error of the eyes and prescribe lenses
  • the patient is required to look into the machine, which has a pctire that moves in and out of focus
A

Autorefractor

47
Q

Identify the eye exam tool as described below.

  • it is a physical or digital chart that is placed around 20 feet or 6 meters away from the patient and has alphabets in decreasing order of size
A

Snellen Chart

48
Q

Identify the eye exam tool as described below.

  • a device used to capture an imge of the interior surface of the eye typically the retina
A

Retinal Camera

49
Q

Identify the eye exam tool as described below.

  • used to examine the interior of the eye
  • consists of a light source with built-in mirrors and lenses that is aprticulary effective for examining the retina
A

Ophthalmoscope

50
Q

Identify the eye exam tool as described below.

  • a high-performance computerized tool used by optometrists to quickly diagnose and identify major visual problems
  • it is used among patients as young as six months of age
A

VT 1 Vision Screener

51
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How many years does Doctor of Optometry (OD) go long for?

A

six years

52
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What are the courses taught during the first year of ODs?

A

General Education Courses

53
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What are the following courses tackled during the middle three years?

A
  • Allied Health
  • Medical Sciences
  • Ocular/Visual Biology
  • VIsion Science
  • Optics
  • Theories and Principles in Optometry
  • Ethics
  • Jurisprudence and Practice Management
54
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What courses are taught during the last two years of OD?

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  • Clinical courses
  • Clinics
  • Research and Internship rotations
55
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To be a licensed OD in the Philippines, a student needs to pass which examination?

A

Optometrist Licensure Examination

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