iclicker Flashcards

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In 2020, which of the following played the largest role with respect to access to health services in the US?

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D. Family Income

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What document used to establish goals for US population health?

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Healthy People 2030

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T/F: Population health looks for differences in health outcomes among groups of patients in the general population or a population subset

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True

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Health promotion and wellness programs (nutrition, exercise, mediation) are most appropriate and useful to implement in which of the following groups of patients on the care continuum?

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No or low risk patient

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The easiest kind of data to acquire to use to identify population health issues is which of the following?

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Claims data

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Most opioid-related overdoses in the US today are the result of which of the following?

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Illegitimate Synthetic Opioids

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In 2020, the leading cause of mortality for children ages 1-19 in the US was which of the following?

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firearms

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T/F: Life expectancy, maternal mortality, and infant mortality data in the US is superior to most other industrialized nations in the world

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False

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When a pharmacist identifies that the dose of a medication is too high for a patient, this medication therapy problem would best fit into which of the following medication-related needs associated with the PPCP?

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Safety

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Costs used in pharmacoeconomic studies from which of the following perspectives are the most comprehensive?

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Society

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T/F: Incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER) is used to determine if the higher cost of one therapy or drug over another is worth the improvement in outcome associated with one treatment over another.

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True

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T/F: Pharmacoepidemiology is best described as the study of drugs in populations rather than in individual patients

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True

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T/F: Pharmacoepidemiologic studies are more likely to include types of patients not included in clinical trials

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True

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Adverse or toxic effects from drugs that take a long time to develop are more likely to be observed during which of the following?

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Post-marketing pharmacoepitrials

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Which of the following is more likely to have more granular data?

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EMR data

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Comparing cancer patients treated at Goshen Hospital with cancer patients treated at IU Health Simon Cancer Center is an example of which of the following?

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selection bias

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All of the following statements about pragmatic clinical trials are true EXCEPT:

A. Little selection of patient beyond indication
B. Control is usually the current standard of care
C. High external validity
D. Adherence is strictly enforced
E. Setting is usually in normal practice

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D. Adherence is strictly enforced

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Which of the following is LEAST likely to identify how a drug or therapy will perform in real world settings

A. Randomized Controlled Trials
B. Comparative Effectiveness Research
C. Pragmatic Clinical Trials

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A. Randomized Controlled Trials

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T/F: Pharmacovigilance studies are used to identify undetected ADRs or safety-related aspects of marketed drugs not observed in premarketing studies

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True

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T/F: Epidemiology looks at the distribution, frequency, patterns, and determinants of disease or conditions

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True

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COVID-19 infections are now considered?

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Endemic

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The amount of time between initial contact and the onset of symptoms is:

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Incubation period

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T/F: A propagated outbreak typically has multiple peaks of incidence over time

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True

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The number of new cases of a disease that occur in a group over a defined time period is defined as?

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Incidence

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The frequency of death in a define population during a specific period of time is defined as?
Mortality rate
26
In the study discussed in class, patients using which of the concurrent therapies did NOT have a higher adjusted odds of mortality than those patients receiving short-acting opioids alone?
SSRI antidepressants
27
T/F: The US spends significantly more money than other industrialized countries on healthcare but achieves poorer outcomes
True
28
T/F: Retail prescription drugs constitute the largest share (as a percentage) of all categories associated with national health expenditures in the US.
False
29
T/F: In the US, the current life expectancy at birth is consistent among all racial and ethnic groups (within 1-2% points)
F
30
T/F: Individuals > 50 years of age consume the largest share (~50%) of health care spending in the US
True
31
Which of the following is NOT a strength of the US healthcare system? A. Modern and well-equipped healthcare facilities B. Exceptionally trained healthcare professionals C. Choice in providers D. Costs consistent with the costs of other goods and services E. New technologies and therapeutic entities
D. Costs consistent with the costs of other goods and services
32
Which of the following factors currently accounts for the largest number of preventable deaths in the US?
Drug overdoses
33
Which of the following is NOT one of the major identity discourses identified in the discussion paper by Keeler, et al? A. Dispenser B. Apothecary C. Health care provider D. Druggist E. Merchandiser
Druggist
34
The primary model in the US for providing healthcare is which of the following?
Being employed with benefits
35
Which of the following costs associated with healthcare has been shifted to employees to a much greater extent during the past 10 years?
Deductible amounts
36
T/F: It is judged that at least 20% of healthcare provided in the US is judged to be unnecessary.
True
37
T/F: According to the article by Kellar, et al. discussed in class, most pharmacy students struggled more than medical or nursing students to identify roles that made their profession distinct.
True
38
Based on the discussion in the article by Kellar, et al., in which of the following pharmacy environments, is the role of the pharmacist most likely to be identified as a healthcare provider?
Ambulatory care clinic
39
When implemented in 1966, Medicare provided coverage for all but which one of the following? A. Ambulatory care in MD office B. Inpatient hospital care C. Inpatient prescription drugs D. Outpatient prescription drugs E. Limited nursing home care
D. Outpatient prescription drugs
40
The Affordable Care Act expanded the eligibility of individuals to be covered by Medicaid and has been adopted in most states EXCEPT in which region of the US?
south
41
T/F: The percentage of patients on Medicare that choose the managed care option (Medicare Advantage) has grown significantly over the past 10 years
True
42
Insulin administered via an insulin pen is billed through which part of Medicare?
Part D
43
The fastest growing segment of Medicare with respect to spending is which one of the following?
Part B (Physician/related services)
44
Medicaid is administered (eligibility and extent of coverage) by which of the following?
State Government
45
Which of the following groups of patients make up the largest percentage of patients enrolled in Medicaid in Indiana?
children
46
T/F: Approximately 1 in 5 people in the State of Indiana receive Medicaid/CHIP benefits for healthcare
True
47
T/F: Most adult patients receiving Medicaid benefits are currently NOT working.
False
48
Which of the following is the fastest-growing sub-population with respect to race in the US?
Hispanice
49
Which of the following has the highest rate for maternal mortality with respect to race in the US?
Black, non-hispanic
50
T/F: When race is taken into account, there are no significant differences in death rates from diabetes in the US?
False
51
Which of the following presidents was responsible for administrating programs that facilitated the desegregation of hospitals in the US?
Lyndon B Johnson
52
Which of the following pieces of legislation provided the financial incentive for hospitals in the South to desegregate?
Medicare/Medicaid Act
53
Until the COVID epidemic, the focus of Dr. Pastaki's practice and research was in which of the following countries?
Kenya
54
Early on in the AIDS treatment effort in Africa, the initial focus was of which of the following segments of the population?
Mothers who were HIV positive
55
Which of the following typically reimburses providers at the highest level for patient care services provided?
traditional insurance
56
T/F: Adherence rates to HIV medications is higher in the US than in Africa
False
57
T/F: Prior to prescribing physical activity for a patient, a pharmacist should determine the patient's readiness to change... much like smoking cessation
True
58
T/F: Increased physical activity has minimal impact on symptoms and/or progression of chronic diseases such as osteoarthritis, T2DM, and dementia
False
59
T/F: Routinely completing some types of household chores and activities can count towards meeting daily physical activity guidelines.
True
60
Approximately what percentage of the US population meet current physical activity recommendations?
Less than 10%
61
T/F: There is a 17-year difference in life expectancy between certain zip codes in the Indianapolis area.
True
62
What is the impact of enhancing clinical care on overall health for most populations?
20%
63
T/F: There is no difference in overall health status between high-income and low-income populations.
False
64
Which of the following types of insurance plans is usually associated with the highest costs?
Conventional plan
65
The major shift to managed care plans has been driven by which of the following?
control cost
66
T/F: Health care expenditures in the US have increased dramatically since 1960 but have leveled off during the past 5 years.
True
67
Drugs supplied via specialty pharmacies are most likely to be placed on which tier of a managed care drug plan?
Tier 4
68
In which of the following managed care plans do the providers assume some risk?
ACO
69
The current industry standard for sharing healthcare costs between employers and employees is now which of the following?
Employer 75% - Employee 25%
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T/F: Purdue employees have to meet their deductible each year before any preventative medical service or medication is covered.
False
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Which of the following is true about self-insured health plans? A. Usually offered by smaller employers B. The insurance company assumes the risk for health coverage C. Must comply with all state-mandated benefits D. Allows for more customization of plans
D. Allows for more customization of plans
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T/F: The facility or location where procedures are done or where labs are drawn and processed have minimal impact on costs for Purdue employees and the University.
False
73
If an employee wants a consumer driven health insurance plan with the lowest possible premium, the plan will likely feature: A. Higher deductible B. Higher maximum out of pocket expenses C. Less choice of providers D. A and B E. B and C
D. A and B
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Mr. Musial began his pharmacy career at which of the following? A. CVS Pharmacy B. Osco Pharmacy C. Albertson's D. MD Wise E. Indiana Medicaid
Osco
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A large percentage of the pharmacists' time on Mr. Musial's team is spent doing which of the following? A. Generating analytic reports B. Processing PAs C. Formulary issues D. Providing clinical consults
B. Processing PAs
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T/F: IN Medicaid will cover semaglutide for a patient with sleep apnea but not for weight loss.
False
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T/F: In Indiana, the Preferred Drug List dictates which drugs are covered on the Medicaid formulary.
True
78
T/F: The goal of the vast majority of PBMs is to make a profit for their shareholders.
True
79
In 2023, the majority of PBM profits are associated with which of the following?
C. Speciality pharmacies they own
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T/F: Most formulary decisions are driven by clinical ramifications rather than the PBM's financial interest.
False
81
T/F: The VA health care system is the largest managed care organization in the US.
True
82
Most prescriptions in the VA system are processed in which of the following locations?
VA mail order facilities
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T/F: Outpatient care for VA patients is only available in clinics located at VA acute care sites, such as Roudebush VA Hospital in Indianapolis.
False
83
Prior authorizations in the VA system are approved or denied by which of the following?
Pharmacist at a national call center
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T/F: Pharmacists in the primary and specialty care clinics at VA facilities, with appropriate credentialing, can prescribe and adjust medications as a mid-level practitioner.
True
85
T/F: Specialty pharmacy medications currently account for >51% of the total pharmacy expenditure in the US.
True
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All of the following services are commonly provided by specialty pharmacies EXCEPT: A. Dispensing medications B. Assisting with reimbursement issues C. Negotiating prices with manufacturer D. Assure proper shipping and delivery E. Providing MTM and clinical services to patients
C. Negotiating prices with manufacturer
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T/F: Most specialty medications are associated with reimbursement challenges.
True
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Which of the following is the primary accrediting body for specialty pharmacies? A. NABP B. URAC C. FDA D. ASHP E. Individual State Boards of Pharmacy
B. URAC