Finals Flashcards

(53 cards)

1
Q

Code black indicates fire or smoke in the hospital.

True
False

A

False

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2
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The most common used hospital codes are code blue, code red and code white.

True
False

A

False

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Once the disaster code red has been announced, the pharmacist shall take care of dispensing the necessary drugs and medical supplies. While the clerks or other pharmacy support personnel shall take care of the recording requirements.

A

Yes

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When the pharmacy is notified of code red alert, the pharmacy disaster plan is implemented only as notification of proper personnel on standby and on the preparation of supplies.

True
False

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False

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Pharmaceuticals that may be considered for disaster cart, solely for immediate treatment and use in triage areas, are those in the list of emergency medicines.

True
False

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True

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6
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The following emergency drugs should be stored in locked cabinet/s, except:

Pethidine hydrochloride
Morphine Sulfate
Phenytoin Sodium
Phenobarbital Sodium
Diazepam

A

Pethidine hydrochloride

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7
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The following emergency drugs should be stored except in refrigerator/s, except:

Regular insulin ( recombinant DNA human)
Anti-Tetanus Derum (ATS)
Phytomenadionemicille (vitamin K)
Tetanus toxoid

A

Phytomenadionemicille (vitamin K)

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During disaster emergencies, upon the decision of the head of the pharmacy service for additional personnel shall be called in, off-duty personnel may be required to come in, however, no personnel should come in unless specifically notified by telephone or other communications that they are needed.

True
False

A

True

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9
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A disaster code that is proclaimed when more than 50 (red flag) casualties are momentarily anticipated or expected or sudden brought to the hospital?

A

DISASTER CODE RED

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10
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Once the disaster code red has been announced, replenish the supplies on the cart (if needed) and to maintain contact between acute care and the pharmacy, one pharmacy staffshal be designated as “runner”.

True
False

A

False

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11
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Is the most universally recognized emergency code for critical medical emergency?

A

Code Blue

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12
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A disaster color code that may be adopted in a situation like a strong possibility of a military operation?

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Disaster Code White

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13
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A disaster color code that is proclaimed when 20-50 casualties (red tag) are expected or suddenly brought to the hospital?

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Disaster Code Blue

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14
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In a disaster communications and personnel assignments, authority within the hospital pharmacy will be designated to the following personnel, except:

Supervising Pharmacist
Pharmacist in charge of supplies
Assistant Pharmacist
Chief Pharmacist
Pharmacy Aides

A

Pharmacy Aides

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15
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The most common institutions that use color codes to designate emergencies?

A

Hospital

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Once the disaster code blue has been announced, all notified personnel should return to the pharmacy immediately.

True
False

A

True

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17
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Lack of sufficient knowledge about their problems, and medication is one cause of patient’s adherence to their pharmacotherapeutic regimens and monitoring plans; wothout adequate knowledge, patients cannot be effective partners in managing their own care.

Agree
Disagree
Neutral

A

Agree

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18
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Which of the following advantages of clinical practice may be favorable to the pharmacist?

A

Creates rapport with patients and appreciation on the role of each member of healthcare delivery system team.

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19
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The folowing are clinical pharmacy competencies in terms of clinical problem solving, judgement and decision-making except:

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Interpret bio medical literature with regards to study design methodology, statistical analysis, significance of reported data and conclusions.

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20
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Is a patient-oriented pharmacy practice in patient care unit setting in the hospital?

A

Clinical Pharmacy

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21
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The following are clinical pharmacy competencies in terms of communication and education, except:

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Intergrate data obtained from multiple sources to device an overall conclusion or answer

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22
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The objective of the hospital pharmacy internship program aims to eneable students to be familiar with the professionals and administrative functions of a hospital pharmacist and provide intern pharmacist with the opportunity to acquire clinical experience, develop professional judgement and gain confidence in communication with patients and physicians.

Agree
Disagree
Neutral

23
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Clinical pharmacy should be defined in terms of responsibility rather than by a list of specific functions.

True
False

24
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Clinical pharmacy cannot be separated from pharmacy practice; although pharmacy requires different kinds of tasks, all have the goal of patient care.

True
False

25
Which of the following advantages of clinical pharmacy practice may be favorable to the management of the hospital?
Enhance customer satisfaction and hospital image.
26
Which of the following activities should be the responsibilities of the pharmacist in patient-oriented practices?
All of the above
27
Which of the following advantages of clinical pharmacy practice may be favorable to the nurses?
Allows to spend more time for direct patient care.
28
Pharmacist practicing on patient-care units should assess how they can, by meeting the needs of other health-care providers, contribute to better drug theraphy. Agree Disagree Neutral
Agree
29
The practice of clinical pharmacy embraces the philosiphy of pharmaceutical care; it blends a caring orientation with specialized therapeutic knkwledge, experience, and judgment for the purpose of ensuring optimal patient outcimes. True False
True
30
Is responsible not only for the safe and appropriate use of drugs on patients, but also for the rational selection, monitoring, dosing and control of patients' overall drug theraphy.
Clinical Pharmacy
31
The pharmacy internship program, provides students with the opportunity to experience a broad scope of services and be prepared for a hospital-based carrier. Agree Disagree Neutral
Agree
32
The following are clinical pharmacy competencies in terms of medical information evaluation and management, except:
Document interventions in the Patient Medical Record
33
Pharmacist practicing on patient-care units should assess how they can, by meeting the needs of other health-care providers, contribute to better drug theraphy. Agree Disagree Neutral
Agree
34
Which of the following advantages of clinical pharmacy practice may be favorable to the doctors?
Provides scientifically valid information and recommendation regarding the safe appropriate and cost effective use of medicine
35
Which of the following advantages of clinical pharmacy practices may be favorable to the patients?
Enhances patient's medication compliance
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Green
Patient Elopement
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Purple
Child Abduction
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Blue
Medical Emergency (Adult)
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Yellow
Bomb Threat
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Pink
Infant abduction
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Silver
Weapon/Hostage
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Red
Fire/Smoke
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Gray
Violent or combative individual
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Orange
Hazardous Spill
45
White
Medical Emergency (Pediatric)
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Large majority of medication errors occur in the prescribing and administration phases of the medication-useprocess.
Direct Patient Care Rounds
47
In the emergency department must comply with federal, state, and local regulations and accreditation requirements.
Medication Order Review
48
The development and assessment of monitoring parameters related to medication therapy are essential steps in the medication-use process.
Medication Theraphy Monitoring
49
A number of high-risk medications and procedures are utilized in the emergency department.
Patient Care Involving High-Risk Medications and Procedures
50
Pharmacists should be present during all resuscitations in the emergency department.
Resuscitation
51
In the emergency department presents challenges that differ significantly from those in other areas of the hospital.
Medication Procurement and Preparation
52
The most common cause of medication errors is a lack of information related to medication therapy.
Medication Information
53
Research on pharmacist interventions in the inpatient setting has demonstrated improvement in patient outcomes through optimized pharmacotherapy regimens, improved monitoring of medication therapy. In addition to, avoidance of adverse medication events.
Documentation