Exam 2 Flashcards

1
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Medication Misadventure

A

any iatrogenic hazard or incident associated with medications

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2
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Adverse Drug Event

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Harm experienced by patient die to medication

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3
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Adverse Drug Reaction

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Unexpected, unintended or excessive response at normal doses for normal use (unpreventable)

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4
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Medication Error

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An event that has the potential to lead to inappropriate medication use or patient harm

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5
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ADE definition

A

harm experienced by patient due to a medication

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6
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Omission vs Commission in medication error

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Omission: information left out
Commission: Doing something wrong

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7
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What is the swiss cheese model

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Safeguards do not always work
if it looks wrong, double check it
important to identify the root cause of the error

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8
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Environment related causes of medication errors

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workload/time pressure
distraction and interruptions
lack of protocol
insufficient resources

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9
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medication related causes of medication errors

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med names (look alike, sound alike)
high sick medications
labeling and packaging

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10
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Med causes: high risk medicaitons

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antithrombotic agents
antiretroviral
chemo
hypoglycemic
opoids
ped liquids
pregnancy category X

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11
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Premium definition

A

amount that must be paid for health insurance plan
(monthly amount paid to insurance company)

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12
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Deductibles definition

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amount a patient must pay before the health insurance plan to pay

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13
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Coinsurance definition

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shared cost of covered health care services
(patient pays a percentage of the cost of the service)

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14
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Copayments definition

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fixed cost of covered health care services (patient pay $15 for urgent care visits

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15
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What is the difference between a member ID and Group number on insurance cards

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member ID: specific to member
Group: specific to type of plan

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16
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Formulary

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list of drugs the health plan will cover

17
Q

What are the three drug tiers

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system that determines how the plan will cover each drug
Type 1: Preferred generic
Type 2: Preferred brand
Type 3: Non-preferred brand

18
Q

Prior authorization

A

some meds require additional coverage requirements before the insurance company will cover the cost

19
Q

Prescription benefit managers responsibilities

A

process claims
contract with pharmacies
manage formularies
negotiate rebates/discounts
manage distribution
mail order
leverage claims to improve adherence

20
Q

Discount Cards

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widely available at no cost
processed like insurance cards
not in combination with insurance
can offer up to 85% discounts on medication

21
Q

Copay Cards

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provided by pharmaceutical companies
used in combination with insurance plans to lower cost
limits on who is eligible

22
Q

Patient Assistance Programs

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provides brand-name medication at low or no cost to patient
(need to complete application)