Exam 1

Question 1

Workflow Station order

Answer 1

Receive
Data Entry
Pre Check
Dispensing
Final Check
Release to Patient

Question 2

Ohio Law requirements for prescriptions

Answer 2

medical purpose
signed and dated on day os issuance
full name, title, address, telephone of prescriber
full name and address of patient
drug name, strength, quantity, SIG, refills, DEA

Question 3

Orginal Rx must be filled within ____ months from date written

Answer 3

6 (except opioid analgesics)

Question 4

Outpatient Rx for opioid analgesics (CII-CIV) must be filled within ____ days from date written

Answer 4

14

Question 5

For non-controls and C-V refills are good for ____ year

Answer 5

one

Question 6

For C-III and C-IV refills are good for ____ months

Answer 6

6

Question 7

What is an MTM (medication therapy management)

Answer 7

Way to help patients get the most benefit out of their medications

Question 8

What are the components of an MTM (aka CMR)

Answer 8

medication therapy review
personal medication record
medication action plan
intervention/referral
documentation and follow-up

Question 9

Personal Medication Record (PMR)

Answer 9

A list of patient including all meds they take (prescription, non-prescription, herbal, dietary), how often they take them, what they take them for

Question 10

Medication Action Plan (MAP)

Answer 10

A plan that helps the patient focus on what they need to do regarding their medication and health
includes: action steps, lifestyle goals, appointment information, tools they can use

Question 11

Intervention/Referral

Answer 11

Things to do to address a medication-related problem
(med change, adjustment, high-risk meds)
May need to refer to other healthcare provider

Question 12

Documentation and Follow-Up

Answer 12

SOAPs make documentation consistent
follow-up based on patient needs

Question 13

Purpose of patient counseling

Answer 13

Providing medication information verbally or in written format to the patient or caregiver

Question 14

How does patient counseling improve patient care

Answer 14

-reducing medication error
-increase patient understanding and management of medical condition
-minimizes incidence of adverse effects and drug interactions
-enhances patient outcomes and satisfaction with care

Question 15

Open ended questions begin with what phases

Answer 15

what
how
why

Question 16

What are the three prime questions when assessing patient counseling

Answer 16

what did the doctor tell you this medication is for
how did the doctor tell you to take this medication
what did the doctor tell you to expect

Question 17

What is additional information to include in patient medication counseling

Answer 17

interactions
refills
missed doses
storage information

Question 18

What is a DUR (drug utilization review)

Answer 18

authorized, structure, ongoing review of provider prescribing, pharmacist dispensing and patient use of medication

Question 19

What is a retrospective DUR

Answer 19

review of drug therapy after patient has received the medication

Question 20

Why are DURs completed

Answer 20

-reduce inappropriate use of medication
-improve adherence
-decrease adverse effect of drug interactions
-continuously evaluate medication use and their associated outcomes

Question 21

What is an object drug

Answer 21

drug affected by interaction

Question 22

What is a precipitant drug

Answer 22

drug causing the interaction

Question 23

Difference between pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics

Answer 23

pharmacokinetics: ADME (body to drug)
pharmacodynamics: additive/synergistic effects, antagonist effects (drug to body)