Module 1- Concepts and terminology

Question 1

AM

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Morning

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BID

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Twice a day

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HS

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Bedtime

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IM

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IntraMuscular

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INH

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Inhalation

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IV

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Intravenous

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med rec

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Medication reconciliation

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OTC

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Over the counter

Question 9

PAML

Answer 9

Pre-admission medication list

Question 10

PM

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Evening

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PRN

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As needed

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SC (or SQ)

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Subcutaneous

Question 13

A process of identifying the most accurate list of all medications a patient is taking and using this list to provide correct medications for patient anywhere within the health system 
— it is it is required at ALL transitions of care.
— the intent of medication reconciliation is patient safety.
— it should not be full from simply to fulfill a accreditation and or regulatory requirement(checking a box)
——— it is a requirement because it improves medication safety 

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med rec

Question 14

A systematic process of interviewing the patient and or caregiver and reviewing at least two reliable sources of information to obtain and verify all of the patient’s medication 

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BPMH- best possible medication history

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A former process in which healthcare providers work together with the patient to ensure accurate and comprehensive medication information is consistently access transition of care 

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Medication reconciliation

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A complete and accurate list of all the medication a patient is taking created using at least two sources of information, including a client and our family interview

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Best possible medication history, (BPMH)

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What is a best possible medication history in the first step?

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The first step of BPMH possible in medication history is the medication reconciliation process

Question 18

A process of identifying the most accurate list of all medication a patient is taking… And using this list to provide correction medication for patient anywhere within health system

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Medication reconciliation (med rec)

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Medication reconciliation steps: 4 steps

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1-obtain
2-verify
3-reconcile
4-communicate

Question 20

-Complete an accurate and comprehensive list of patient’s medications.
-Medication names(including release forms, when applicable), strength or concentration, doses, routes of administration, frequencies, and indications.
-Document in medical record

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Obtain

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-confirm accuracy of medication.
-Use at least two reliable sources

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Verify

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-review current medications and decide which to continue, change, and /or discontinue
-Compare that list with new medication’s that have been ordered to identify and resolve discrepancy

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Reconcile 

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-Relay the complete list of medication to others providers
-relay the complete list of medications to the patient when they leave the organizationcare 

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Communicate

Question 24

Medication reconciliation process-
— hospital inpatient

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1-Obtain BPMH identify and resolve discrepancy
2- Order admission medication via PAML
3- Medication changes during hospitalization
4-Discharge medication reconciliation
5-New home medication list 

Question 25

Medication reconciliation processed-inpatient

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1-home medications new 2-obtain medication history and verify accuracy. 3-admission medication reconciliation. 4-medication changes during hospitalization. 5-discharge medication reconciliation. 6-discharge. 7-updated Home medication list. a-medication education to patient or caregivers. b-relay updated medication list to all the providers

Question 26

Medication history taking- example

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Identifying and managing discrepancy in order

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Medication history taking identifying, and managing discrepancy in order:

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Obtain. Verify Obtaining + verifying = taking a BPMH

Question 28

I complete an accurate list of the patients medication, including name, (including release forms when applicable), strengths, or concentration, doses, frequency, route of administration, and indications, document in medical record

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Obtain

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Confirm accuracy with at least two reliable sources

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Verify

Question 30

Best possible medication histories -BPMH : a medication history created using: 1- 2-

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1-systematic process of interviewing the patient and our caregiver, and 2- A review of at least two reliable sources of information, obtain and verify all of the patients medication (prescribe and non-prescribe )

Question 31

Best possible medication history(BPMH):

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A- BPML: a medication history create using : 1- 2- B- A complete documentation, including medication names, including weekly forms when applicable) strength /concentrations, doses, frequencies, route of administration, and indications C- Critical to understand what the patient is actually taking vs what the patient is supposed to be taken i.e what is prescribed by the medical provider

Question 32

What is a systematic process??

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- Methodical (Phuong Phap ) in procedure or plan

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What is a patient/or caregiver interview?

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- speaking directly to the patient and or caregiver

Question 34

What are reliable sources?

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1-source #1 - from patient such as: -patient, family, member, or other caregiver - home medication list provided by patient caregiver, - medication container-pill, bottles, OTC bottle/, packages. -Pillboxes/medication planner

Question 35

what are reliable sources? — source # 2

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From elsewhere: -Discharge medication order from recent hospitalization -Medication list/or notes from other providers -Medication administration record, and/or medication order from other facility -families or patient fill prescriptions -Go potty prescription field data

Question 36

Components of a BPMH:

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1-medication name: — generic name are preferred — critical to include release designation when a applicable to avoid medication errors —-many different abbreviations for Extended -release dosage forms i.e ER,SR,DR, TR,, etc.. 2-strength or concentration-example: -50 mg capsule - combination of - -medication (25 mg – 12.5 mg tablet) -5mg/ml (concentration of medication in a specified volume of liquid) -250mcg/50 mcg inhaler(combination of medication) -75mcg/hour transdermal patches(I’m out of medication release overtime)

Question 37

Component of BPMH

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1-medication name. 2-strength or concentration. 3- dose- —how much is the patient supposed to take? (5 mg, 100 µg, 50 mg./12.5 mg etc….. 4-route of administration( how does the medication get in?() the body.—eg. PO, IV, SC, I am, PR, INH , transdermal 5-Frequency— how often is the patient supposed to take the medication? 6-indication— what is the reason the medication has been prescribed ? eg. Diabetes, hypertension, heart, failure, constipation.ect..

Question 38

BPMH— additional information

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1-medication allergies and other adverse drug reaction. 2-times of the day when each medication is taking. 3-most recent dose of each medication- -Assist with determining when the next dose of medication will administer following admission 4-notes documented in the medication history about- e.g.l — recent changes to medication —-variation in how the patient is taking their medication vs. how the medication are prescribe —-medication, adherence: 1-medication, adherence strategies utilize by the patient and or family or caregivers 2-adherence issue identify 5-prescriber name, and specialties 6-name of the pharmacies where prescription are filed

Question 39

Importance of an accurate and comprehensive BPMH

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GARBAGE IN = GARBAGE OUT

Question 40

What is the output of the BPMH?

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1-they BPMH process creates the pre-admission medication list (PAML) 2- the PAML it used by the providers to create admission medication orders. 3-error on the PA ML will result in errors in the admission medication orders ——-result in medication errors during hospitalization, as well as at discharge. BPMH——>PAML—->ADMIISSION MEDICATION ORDER

Question 41

A process of identifying the most accurate list of ALL medications a patient is taking and using this list to provide correction medication for patients anywhere with in the health system

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What is med rec ? Medic reconciliation is :

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Do you help with the med rec — The first step is asking the patient for his medication history and you want to do the highest quality work for obtain medication you take a BPMH patient what does that entail?

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A systematic process of interviewing the patient and all caregiver and reviewing at list, two reliable sources of information to obtain and verify all of the patients medication’s 

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Conclusions: What is the medication reconciliation process?

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The med rec ( medication reconciliation process) is made up of the following steps: 1- Obtain, 2-verify, 3- reconcile, and 4-communicate

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Conclusions: What is the critical first step in the medication, reconciliation process?

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A BPMH is the critical first step in the medication reconciliation process

Question 45

In med rec what two reliable sources need involving process process BPMH involves with?

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BPMH involves obtaining an accurate and comprehensive list of medication. A patient is taking using at least two reliable source of information patient and /or caregiver and elsewhere

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Conclusions:3- What are the components of a BPMH includes:?

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Components of a BPMH include medication name(including release forms, when applicable), strengths, or concentrations, doses, frequency, route of administration, and indication

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Conclusions: 4- What are patient safety with medication reconciliation process?

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The ability to safely continue patient’s home medication regiment in the hospital, and all the patient care setting rest is dependent upon an accurate and comprehensive BPMH

Question 48

Pr

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Rectally