Powerpoint - The Politics of Prescription Writing Flashcards

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What are the 6 W’s of Rx writing?

A

Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How

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2
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The ___ is the Rx symbol in the upper left corner

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superscription

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3
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The ___ includes the medication name and strength

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inscription

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4
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The ___ includes information to the pharmacist on the number of doses to dispense

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subscription

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5
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The ___ includes instructions to the patient on how to take the medication including route, frequency, special instructions and indication for the medicine

A

signa or signatura

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6
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Write out the number of ___.

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refills

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7
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You always need a DEA # if writing a ___ ___ Rx.

A

controlled substance

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8
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Acting in the pt’s best interest is:

A

beneficence

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9
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Right of the pt to participate in their own care is:

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autonomy

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10
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You want to use ___ whenever possible when prescribing.

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generics

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11
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Doing no harm is known as:

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non-maleficence

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12
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Avoid ___ and ___-___ drugs.

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blockbuster, me-too

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13
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Substances w/no accepted medical use (including heroin, LSD, etc. - aka “street drugs”)

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Schedule I

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Substances w/high abuse potential including narcotics, stimulants, and depressant drugs (morphine and amphetamines).

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Schedule II

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This schedule has a lesser degree of dependence, containing certain quantities of narcotics, barbiturates, etc.

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Schedule III

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16
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This schedule includes anxiolytics and sedatives. Examples: phenobarbital, diazepam/valium, etc.

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Schedule IV

17
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This schedule includes OTC meds, but also includes certain OTC meds w/narcotic additives, such as antitussives w/codeine and antidiarrheals.

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Schedule V

18
Q

Telephone orders may be placed for drugs in Schedules ___, ___, and ___.

A

III, IV, V

19
Q

Never leave a ___ ___ “naked”. Place numbers before and after.

A

decimal point

20
Q

In an emergency, a Rx for Schedule ___ drugs may be telephoned to a pharmacy. The provider is then required to supply a written Rx to the pharmacy w/in ___ hrs.

21
Q

Can you write refills for a scheduled II drug?

22
Q

___ allows prescribers and pharmacists access to their pt’s Rx information for schedules II-IV Rx’s and drugs of concern.

23
Q

Place only ___ Rx per blank Rx form.

24
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___ out the amt prescribed in addition to the numerical number.

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This component of the prescription includes the names and credentials of the providers, the name, address, telephone and fax of the clinic or institution, and a blank line for the DEA #
Prescriber's information
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This area of the prescription includes the date, DOB, and name of the patient. Some may include the address, city, state, and zip.
Patient information