SAFETY & MED ERROR REDUCTION Flashcards

1
Q

This Act set forth a mission to save lives, prevents injuries, and protect the health of America’s workers.

a) NIOSH
b) OBRA
c) OSHA
d) DSHEA

A

c) OSHA

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2
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Who has the power to issue a citation or fine for violating safety and health standards?

a) NIOSH
b) OBRA
c) OSHA
d) DSHEA

A

c) OSHA

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3
Q

What is a unique area of OSHA in health care?

A

Hazardous Drugs

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4
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This federal agency researches worker safety and makes recommendations based upon its findings.

A

NIOSH

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5
Q

NIOSH is run as a part of the:

a) CDC
b) TJC
c) HC
d) CSA

A

a) CDC

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6
Q

Which of the following NIOSH HD groups contains non-antineoplastic drugs?

a) Group 3
b) Group 1
c) Group 2

A

c) Group 2

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7
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Which of the following NIOSH HD groups contains Drugs that primary pose a reproductive risk to men and women who are actively trying to conceive and women who are breastfeeding?

a) Group 3
b) Group 1
c) Group 2

A

a) Group 3

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8
Q

Which of the following NIOSH HD groups contains antineoplastic drugs?

a) Group 3
b) Group 1
c) Group 2

A

b) Group 1

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9
Q

What is the name of the book containing a list of hazardous drugs and information of each drug?

A

Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

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10
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CSTD stands for

A

Closed-System Transfer Devices

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11
Q

Medication errors include:

a) prescribing/dispensing errors
b) administration errors
c) patient compliance issues
d) drug cost issues

A

a) prescribing/dispensing errors
b) administration errors
c) patient compliance issues

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12
Q

Which script error is caused from a pharmacy associate who doesn’t fully understand their job/responsibilities?

A

Inadequately trained personel

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13
Q

Which script error is caused from confusing abbreviations?

A

Improper prescribing abbreviations

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14
Q

Which script error is caused from confusing Cefzil and Ceftin?

A

Look-alike/sound-alike

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15
Q

Which script error is caused from messy prescriber handwriting?

A

Illegible scripts

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16
Q

Which script error is caused from labeling amoxicillin as penicillin?

A

Labeling errors

17
Q

Which script error is caused from not being sure what was ordered?

A

Poor oral/written communication

18
Q

Which script error is caused from drug stock being spread out across counters?

A

Lack of organization

19
Q

Which script error is caused from personal problems?

A

Lapsed individual performance

20
Q

Which script error is caused from horse-play?

A

Distraction

21
Q

Which script error is caused from too many scripts to fill in too little time?

A

Excessive workload

22
Q

Name 4 ways to reduce medication errors.

A

Avoid abbreviations, use bar codes, use tall man lettering, TQM

23
Q

What is one way of eliminating look-alike/sound-alike drugs?

A

Tall Man Lettering