Quiz 17, Chapter 18 Flashcards

1
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What is the focus of the short call protocol?

A

Beginning with a specific patient type.

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2
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Who is the Medical Science Liaison (MSL)?

A

Someone employed by a pharmaceutical company who builds relationships with thought leaders and acts as an informational resource.

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3
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What type of education do MSLs typically have?

A

Master’s Degrees

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4
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How do companies typically judge the MSL team’s contributions?

A

Return on education.

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5
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What differentiates push through programs from pull through programs?

A

Sales reps are more involved in pull through programs.

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6
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Adherence/persistency, educational support, and _____________ ____________ are all types of pull through programs.

A

Therapeutic intervention.

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7
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Because pharmaceutical sales reps work mostly out of their homes, it is not important that they work well in a team environment.

A

False.

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What is a likely reason a doctor would lack interest in one of your clinical studies?

A

He/she does not like the way you are presenting it.

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9
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Effective methods for reaching the 65+ market are being a Medicare Part D information resource, knowing the physician-payer mix, and taking advantage of __________ _______________.

A

Partnership programs.

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10
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When a physician visits your hospital display, you should begin conversation by asking, “Can I help you?”.

A

False.

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