Professionalism, Attributes & Skills for Pharmacists - Cycle 2 Flashcards

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What is CORRECT about criminal law?

A

most criminal cases, the prosecution has to prove not only that the crime was committed, but that the defendant also intended to commit it

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What is FALSE about the civil law?

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for a claim of negligence to be successful you only have to prove that a breach of duty of care occurred

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What is a FALSE statement concerning the drug thalidomide?

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in the 1950s, thalidomide was used as a treatment for heartburn and digestion

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What is to govern the control of medicines for human use, including their manufacture and supply?

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Medicines Act 1968

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What is established about the General Pharmaceutical Council and gives its power to make rules in certain areas relating to its function?

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Pharmacy Order 2010

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What is to impose with exceptions, a complete ban on the possession, supply, manufacture, import, and export of controlled drugs?

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Misuse of Drugs 1971

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What is FALSE about professional judgment?

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professional judgement is a blanket defence when faced with ethical dilemmas

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A pharmacist has posted their opinions on social media about a new medical treatment; the post reflects their beliefs but some people have found it offensive. Which ONE of the following BEST describes the article(s) of the European Convention on Human Rights which apply to this scenario?

A

Article 9 - freedom of thought, conscience and religion AND
Article 10 - freedom of expression

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When considered in the context of a patient’s treatment, which ONE of the following statements BEST describes the ethical principle of beneficence?

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This considers the balancing of the benefits of treatment versus its risks and costs; the ultimate aim is to benefit the patient.

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What is FALSE about the law in England?

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Primary legislation is created by ministers or other bodies under powers given to them by an Act of Parliament, for example in the form of regulations

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