Pharmacist ethics

Question 0

Systematic Theory and body of Knowledge

Answer 0

Is the result of a didactic education received in the various professional schools and continues through out the life of the professional as he or she is required to maintain competence through continuing education. Members of professions are expected to have extensive theoretical knowledge into use that knowledge when they provide service to society.

Question 1

LEARN

Answer 1

L listen to patient about understanding of situation

E explain to the patient your perception

A acknowledge patient concerns

R recommend therapy option

N negotiate treatment plan

Question 2

Professional authority and special privileges

Answer 2

It is the professionals ability to practice in his or her area of expertise as well as being afforded the opportunity to provide services to the public, services that the members of the public cannot presumably perform for themselves. The client surrenders a portion of his or her autonomy to the professional, because the client technology is the superior competence of the professional to do the job that the client cannot do. The client trust the professionals judgment about which course of action will best meet the client needs.

Question 3

Community sanction and social utility

Answer 3

Social utility means that the professional provides a service that is a great importance to the society. Sanctions means that there is a licensure and a professional title involved.

Question 4

Ethical codes and internal control

Answer 4

The professional excepts responsibility it is accountable through not only the law but also his or her profession. This goes beyond the laws to maintain a particular set of conduct within the profession. Self policing…. The members of the profession have a strong internal control over their members and this helps avoid external control. Bad internal regulation is when they have extra laws imposing on their profession.

Question 5

Professional culture and organizations

Answer 5

It is including values, norms, signs and symbols. Organization play a very important role. The organization involved members of the profession and helps promote the profession and support members in their activities in their ability to practice as the professionals.

Question 6

RN

Answer 6

Registered nurse

Supervising LPN and NA

Question 7

CRNA

Answer 7

Nurse Anesthetist

Administer anesthesia

Have to be are in with a bachelors degree or bachelors degree in bio physical science

24 month training

Question 8

NP

Answer 8

Nurse practitioner

Diagnosing manage most common chronic illnesses and can prescribe in most states

RN completes a certificate program that is usually two years

Question 9

CNM

Answer 9

Certified nurse midwife

The care of healthy women ann newborns

RN completes graduate or certificate program that is usually 1 to 2 years long

Question 10

CNS

Answer 10

Clinical nurse specialist

Trained in specific area of practice like cardiology

RN completes graduate program and must pass exam

Question 11

LPN

Answer 11

Licensed practical nurse

Provides hands-on care

Completion of accreditation practical nursing program at Community college

Question 12

NA

Answer 12

Nursing assistant

Eating and bathing

Community college in training

Question 13

Professionals who can write prescriptions

Answer 13

Optometrist-Limited

Podiatrist

Dentist

Question 14

Components of health care quality

Answer 14

Effective
Safe
Timely
Patient centered
Equitable 
Efficient

Question 15

Quality assessment

Answer 15

1. Clinical performance measures of how well provider deliver special services needed by specific patients
2. Assessment by patient of how a providers meet healthcare needs from the patient’s perspective
3. Outcome measures and whether they may be affected by the quality of healthcare receive