Pharmaceutical Care Flashcards

(52 cards)

1
Q

Rx symbol

A

Superscription

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2
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Latin verb ‘recipe’ meaning “give/take thou” or “you take/give”

A

Rx symbol

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3
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beginning of direct order of the prescriber to pharmacist

A

Superscription

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4
Q

Originated from the sign of Jupiter requesting aid for healing

A

Rx

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5
Q

Principal or most important part of Rx order

A

Inscription

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6
Q

names,doseperunit,dosageforms,and
quantities of each prescribed ingredients/drugs

A

Inscription

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7
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Contains lists of ingredients to be used to compound or prepare a certain medication or dosage form

A

Compounded Rx

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8
Q

Contains name, dosage form, and quantity to be dispensed that have been prepared by the manufacturer

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pre-fabricated product

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9
Q

Active pharmaceutical ingredient

A

Basis

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10
Q

Enhances the effect or aids the basis (e.g. Phenyl salicylate)

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Adjuvant

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11
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Correct undesirable physical properties e.g., ,
conceal spots, mask bitter taste (e.g. Caffeine)

A

Corrective

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12
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Increases the bulk of the preparation

A

Diluent / Bulking agent

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13
Q

Diluent / Buling agent is different from vehicle

A

True

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14
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DIRECTIONS TO PHARMACIST

A

Subscription

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15
Q

Direction to patient on how to use the medicine

A

TRANSCRIPTION

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16
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An act to promote, require and ensure the drugs and medicines identified by their generic names

A

R.A. 6675 (1988)

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17
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Rules and Regulations to Implement Prescribing requirement

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A.O 62 1989

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18
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Permits the writing of the generic names of more than one drug product in one prescription

A

A.O 90 1990

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19
Q

Brand name precedes the generic name

A

ERRONEOUS PRESCRIPTION

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20
Q

Generic name is the one in parenthesis

A

ERRONEOUS PRESCRIPTION

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21
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Brand name is not in parenthesis

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ERRONEOUS PRESCRIPTION

22
Q

Generic name is not written

23
Q

Generic name is not legible and a brand name which is
legible is written

24
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No substition

25
Only the generic name is written but is not legible
IMPOSSIBLE
26
Generic name does not correspond to the brand name
IMPOSSIBLE
27
Both generic name and the brand name are not legibl
IMPOSSIBLE
28
The drug product prescribed is not registered with BFAD
IMPOSSIBLE
29
Poison book is kept for ________ years after last entry
5
30
Prescription book is kept for ________ years after last entry
2
31
Dangerous Drugs book is kept for ________ years after last entry
1
32
The patients can take the medications easily from the shelves, pay it, then go home without the supervision of the pharmacist
Non prescription
33
Non-prescription drugs that require the supervision of the pharmacist because it might require special precautions
BEYOND-THE-COUNTER DRUGS
34
antibiotics except some ointments
Prescription
35
injectables
Prescription
36
Cough syrups containing any amount of narcotics
Prescription
37
Vitamin products containing more than 10,000 units of Vitamin A
Prescription
38
Highly potent drugs (steroids, digitoxin)
Prescription
39
Paregoric Elixir
Prescription
40
Multivitamin products of low dosage
Non-Prescription
41
Anti-TB drugs
Non-Prescription
42
Cough syrups containing dextromethorphan
Non-Prescription
43
Household remedies except paregoric
Non-Prescription
43
Simple analgesics
Non-Prescription
44
500 mg (>600 mg Prescription required)
Non-Prescription
45
500 mg Mefenamic acid
requires prescription.
46
For non-productive cough (dry, no phlegm)
Antitussive / cough suppressant
47
For easy-to-expel productive cough (with phlegm)
Expectorant
48
For sticky productive cough (with phlegm)
Mucolytic
49
chemical composition of container contaminates the content
Leaching
50
reverse of leaching; the content attacks the container either through absorption or adsorption
Sorption
51
exemption to child resistant containers
contraceptives cardiac drugs epileptic medications, antiparkinson's childless person, arthritic, debilitated patients institutionalized setting