Prescription Documentation Flashcards

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How do you know if a drug is controlled? [1]

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The quantities of controlled drugs should not exceed [] days

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30 days

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How do you document the prescription of schedule 2 and schedule 3 CDs? [1]

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Must specifiy the required dose

Must specifify the indication

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How do you prescribe ‘when required’ CDs [3]

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Which abbreviations are allowed for strength [2]

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g - for grams
mg for milligrams

NO OTHER
E.g. micrograms should be written in full

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How do you correctly right 0.5 milligrams? [1]

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500 micrograms

Don’t use unnecessary decimal places

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Which medications should be prescribed by brand? [3]

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All biologicals (e.g. insulins; monoclonal antibodies, biosimilars

If medication has different release mechanism or bioavail. profiles

Where BNF says so

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What key pieces of information should be added to PRN medication prescriptions?

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  1. Max dose & frequency
  2. Minimum dose interval
  3. Indication
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