How to Write a Prescription Flashcards

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What is the WHO six step approach?

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  1. evaluate and define the problem 2. specify therapeutic objective 3. select appropriate drug therapy 4. initiate therapy with appropriate details: consider non pharmacologic treatment 5. give information, instructions, and warnings 6. evaluate therapy regularly
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Parts of a prescription provider information

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name, address, DEA and CTP numbers

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Parts of a prescription patient data

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date, name, address, and age

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Parts of a prescription drug information

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drug name, strength, and dosage form

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5
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Parts of a prescription directions to pharmacist

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things such as dispense 30 etc…

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Parts of a prescription what is a signatura?

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What the label will say “take one tablet by mouth twice a day for diabetets”

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Parts of a prescription other?

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number of refills, brand/generic, and signature

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What does DAW stand for?

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Dispense as written if you want brand name only

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9
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What is a good double check for writing a prescription on the number of pills to dispense?

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Both write the numeric number and write it out the word #60 (sixty)

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10
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If you are prescribing for a pediatric child it is important to include…

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weight

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