Midterm 1

Question 1

adult lifestyle retirement communities are geared towards…

Answer 1

fully independent seniors

Question 2

outreach services allow…

Answer 2

people to live in their own homes and function independently as possible

Question 3

independent supportive living housing allows…

Answer 3

people to live independently with support services

Question 4

retirement homes/residences are for…

Answer 4

people who cannot manage activities of daily living but allow them to live as independently as possible

Question 5

Palliative/hospice care provide…

Answer 5

End of life care

Question 6

Combined care may…

Answer 6

offer 2 or more types of care services

Question 7

LTC home meet…

Answer 7

all needs of people who have chronically impaired function

Question 8

LTC Homes rates start at…

Answer 8

64/day

Question 9

LTC Rates can be up to…

Answer 9

91/day

Question 10

Retirement homes act include…

Answer 10

interpretation
retirement homes regulatory authority
license to operate
residences rights care and safety

Question 11

retirement homes act fundamental principle

Answer 11

a retirement home is to be operated so that residents live with dignity, respect, privacy and autonomy, in security and comfort and can make informed choices about their care

Question 12

Fixing LTC act fundamental principle

Answer 12

a LTC is primarily the home of residents and as such it is to be operated so that it is a place where they may live with dignity and in security, safety and comfort and have their physical, phycological, social, spiritual and cultural needs adequately met

Question 13

Fixing LTC act includes…

Answer 13

interpretation
residents rights care and services
admissions of residents
councils
operation of homes
funding

Question 14

how many rights do residents have?

Answer 14

27

Question 15

who is the ontario minister of health?

Answer 15

Sylvia Jones

Question 16

who is the ontario minister of LTC

Answer 16

Paul Calandra

Question 17

which group of elders are at more of a risk being abused

Answer 17

those with poor family relationships and past abuse

Question 18

who is most likely to abuse elders?

Answer 18

family members

Question 19

what percentage of elders get abused?

Answer 19

10%

Question 20

Role of the attending care provider

Answer 20

perform physical exams and file reports, attend home regularly

Question 21

role of nursing care

Answer 21

organize, direct and evaluate nursing care

Question 22

How often does the administrator, medical director, DNCP, pharmacist and dietitian meet?

Answer 22

yearly

Question 23

how often do the administrator, medical director, DNPC and pharmacist meet?

Answer 23

every 3 months

Question 24

who does the pharmacy coordinate care with?

Answer 24

DNPC

Question 25

Who can administer drugs in LTC?

Answer 25

Physician Dentist RN RPN

Question 26

who can destroy controlled drugs

Answer 26

RN directed by DNPC in presence of pharmacist or physician

Question 27

what do medical records include

Answer 27

copy of application written reports of history, physical exams, diagnoses and orders for treatment signed copy of telephone orders daily nursing noted

Question 28

What are Medication Administration Records

Answer 28

a system to indicate when meds are taken, a list of all the meds and any meds that may have been refused

Question 29

What are Treatment Administration Records

Answer 29

used in place of MARS, contain medication and non-medication treatment, ie Alcohol

Question 30

what are Narcotic Medication records

Answer 30

very detailed sheet to monitor administration of narcotic and controlled drugs

Question 31

How can RPhT's adapt rx's

Answer 31

alter dose dosage form regimen or route

Question 32

what happens if a medication cannot be delievered

Answer 32

it is returned to the pharmacy

Question 33

Who can give a covid vaccine

Answer 33

Part A pharmacist intern registered pharmacy student pharmacy technician

Question 34

What is most important for preventing spread of infection

Answer 34

Hand Washing

Question 35

Disinfectants

Answer 35

usually applied to surface for cleaning

Question 36

Antimicrobial

Answer 36

stops or slows the growth of micro-organisms

Question 37

Antibacterial

Answer 37

targets bacteria specifically

Question 38

Domestic waste

Answer 38

waste produced in household, not considered biomedical waste

Question 39

medical waste

Answer 39

waste produced by diabetics in their home, not considered biomedical waste

Question 40

sharps waste is...

Answer 40

any waste that can cause punctures or cuts and which have come in contact with blood waste

Question 41

public drug plans

Answer 41

seniors program ODSP OW home care Trillium OHIP+

Question 42

Private Drug Plans

Answer 42

Sunlife green shield Johnson ESI

Question 43

What do Third Part Carriers do

Answer 43

the people who actually pay out the claims

Question 44

who has the cheapest dispensing fee

Answer 44

costco

Question 45

what is a frozen plan

Answer 45

A plan that does not automatically allow for the inclusion of new products

Question 46

What is a conditional plan

Answer 46

Each new drug is evaluated at time of introduction

Question 47

Which plans get billed first for Rx's

Answer 47

public plan, ie ODB

Question 48

For ODB plans what is the Identification number?

Answer 48

Health Card number

Question 49

What are DUR

Answer 49

identifies potential drug therapy problems and alerts the pharmacy using codes

Question 50

Intervention codes: LU

Answer 50

start new LU authorization

Question 51

Intervention code: MN

Answer 51

Replacement claim

Question 52

Intervention Code: MO

Answer 52

Valid claim value of 500 to 9999

Question 53

Intervention code: MP

Answer 53

Valid claim of 1000 to 99999

Question 54

Intervention Code: MR

Answer 54

replacement, item lost or broken

Question 55

Intervention code: MV

Answer 55

Vacation supply

Question 56

Intervention code: PB

Answer 56

Name entered is consistent with card

Question 57

Intervention code: UA

Answer 57

Consulted prescriber and filled Rx as written

Question 58

Intervention Code: UG

Answer 58

Cautioned patient, filled as written

Question 59

Intervention Code: MM

Answer 59

Replacement claim, drug cost only

Question 60

Intervention Code: PM

Answer 60

No private insurance

Question 61

Intervention Code: ZR

Answer 61

Submit receipt to TDP or attest to no PI

Question 62

High Income single seniors

Answer 62

above $22,200 after deductible $6.11

Question 63

High Income senior couple

Answer 63

Above $37,100 after deductible $6.11

Question 64

Low income single seniors

Answer 64

under $22,200 $2/Rx

Question 65

Low income senior couples

Answer 65

Under $37,100 $2/Rx

Question 66

Exceptional Access Program

Answer 66

Drugs that are not currently covered on eformulary

Question 67

New drug funding Program

Answer 67

Pays for newer injectable cancer drugs administered at a health care facility

Question 68

Special Drug Programs

Answer 68

certain outpatient drugs used in treatment, usually hospitals dispense these drugs

Question 69

of Blood glucose testing strips on insulin/year

Answer 69

3,000

Question 70

of blood glucose strips for non insulin users/year

Answer 70

400

Question 71

Intervention Code: NF

Answer 71

Override - quantity appropriate

Question 72

Intervention Code: MG

Answer 72

Override- clinical reasons

Question 73

In order to be reimbursed for a higher interchangeable the patient must have...

Answer 73

Experienced 2 significant ADR

Question 74

Pharmaceutical opinions: Not filled as prescribed

Answer 74

Rx not filled resulting from falsified Rx or not filled due to clinical concern

Question 75

Pharmaceutical opinions: no change to Rx therapy

Answer 75

Filled as prescribed

Question 76

Pharmaceutical opinions: Change to Rx therapy

Answer 76

recommendations were discussed between the RPhT and prescriber and a change was made

Question 77

who has access to naloxone kits

Answer 77

people who use/have used opioids or people who are in a position to help someone on opioid