Semester One Flashcards
How long is a CD script valid for CD2-4?
Maximum supply
Script valid for 28 days
Supply for 30
CDs 5 - like normal prescription 6 month supply, 6 month validity of prescription
How long is a schedule five script valid for
6 months like a normal prescription
CD additional prescription requirements
What schedule need to be added to the CD register
Schedule 2s and schedule 4s part I
Reclassification from to POM to P
- it is likely to present a direct or indirect danger to human health, even when used correctly, if used without medical supervision is likely to present a direct or indirect danger to human health
- it is normally prescribed by a doctor for parenteral administration (that is, by injection)
- it contains substances or preparations of substances of which the activity requires, or the side effects require, further investigation
- it is frequently and to a very wide extent used incorrectly, and as a result
For how long is a private veterinary prescription for a Schedule 2,3,4 and 5
Controlled Drug valid for from the appropriate date
CD 2,3,4 - 28 days
CD 5 or normal - 6 months
List four examinations you will undertake to exclude the
possibility of systemic illness.
Temperature
Blood pressure
Pulse
Oxygen saturation
Capillary refill
Respiratory rate
List two non-pharmacological advice you will give your patient.
Go to doctors if symptoms worsen
Food e,g, no hot drinks for sore throat
Electrolytes
What are the components of the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB)?
Attitutude towards the patient
Subjective norms
Percieved control
Behavioral intention
Max supply and validiry for vet CDs
CD 2,3,4 - 28 days
CD 5 or normal drugs - 6 months
RP for controlled drugs
On,y four and five
Advantages and disadvantages of eMPA
Steps of patient care
What info is available on ePMA
• Ward lists - contains patient details, allergies, target discharge date, high risk drugs and reviews
• Patient prioritisation - high risk patients & drugs
• Patient info
• Clinical documentation e.g. patient care, diagnosis, plan
• Order and care plans e.g. drug history
• Allergies
• Drug chart
• Results e.g. blood tests pic of menu
RPS prescribing steps
• Assess the patient - history taking, physical exami, diagnosis
• Identify evidence based treatment options
• present options and reach a shared decision
• Prescribe
• Provide info
• Monitor and review
