Midterm Flashcards

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What country leads in setting standards for natural remedies?

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Germany

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Who is considered to be the “father of medicine?”

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Hippocrates

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3
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A pandemic is a disease that affects who?

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Population

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4
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Poppy plant provides juice for what?

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Opium

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Who was the first physician in the US to provide general anesthesia for surgery?

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Dr, Crawford Long

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What refers to all the functions and paperwork associated with a patients stay in the hosptial?

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‘processing’ of patients

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This is typically carried out in areas such as the medical lab, radiology, nuclear medicine, and EKG departments?

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Diagnostic testing

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Preparing packaging and distributing medications prescribed by the physician is the principal responsibility of who?

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Pharmacy technician

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pharm D is a pharmacist who what?

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Completed advance training

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What are the duties of a hospital pharmacy technician?

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Prepare, package, and distribute medications

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True/False: Medicaid made home health care services available to the elderly and certain disabled younger americans? why or why not?

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False; medicare did

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What is the predominant for of home health services?

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Nursing

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13
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What % of home pharmacy services consist of home infusion therapy?

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90%

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What gives Pharmacy staff the basic guidelines for the compounding environment based on type compounding that is to be done?

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US Pharmacopeia (USP Chapter <797>)

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True/False: Home health care may be defined as the provision of health care services to patients in their place of resident. Why/why not?

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True

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What are the 4 parts of Medicare & what do they do?

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Part A- Hospital stays, some nursing home time
Part B- Physician visits, specialized test & supplies
Part C- Manage care, hospice benefit
Part D- Drug coverage

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17
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What is called when individual pills are packaged in blister packs on a 30 day calendar?

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Unit- Dose system

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TRUE/FALSE: A pharmacy technician may counsel patients, prescribe medications, collect information from patients, and take new prescriptions from physicians. Why/why not?

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False; Pharmacist

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Ehat kind o f pharmacies can be regional or national or have stores spread out all over the country?

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Chain pharmacies

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What kind of pharmacies consists of one to four stores owned and operated by an individual pharmacist or group of individuals?

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Independent pharmacies

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What settings other than drug stores can a chain pharmacy be located?

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Supermarkets; Walmart, Target

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What are some examples of durable medical equipment?

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Knee braces, neck collars, wheelchairs, walkers, canes, commodes

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Waht distribution channel has the next highest volume of prescription drug sales besides chain drug stroes?

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Mail order pharmacies

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True/False: Mail service pharmacies call patients who have not ordered refills or who have refills coming due to improve patient compliance. Why/why not?

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True

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True/False: 10-15% of mail service pharmacy prescriptions are for controlled substances. Why/why not?
False; 3-5%
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Disintegration is a single gamma ray or particle being emitted by what?
unstable atom
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Pharmaceuticals and radionucleotide make up what?
Radiopharmaceuticals
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In order for a pharmacy to be a nuclear pharmacy, what must the facility posses?
RAM license
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What does QUASI mean?
Similar to law
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What amendment requires "Caution: Federal Law prohibits dispensing without a prescription." on the maufacturer's label?
Durham-Humphrey Amendment 1951
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What types of drugs currently have no approved medical us in the US?
Schedule 1
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True/False; A ferderal DEA-444 is necessary for the ordering of controlled substances in Schedule 1 and 2. WHY/WHY NOT?
False; 222
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Controlled Substances Act of 1970:
Federal law regulating manufacturing distributors and sale of drugs that have the potential for abuse
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Federal Hazardous Substances Act
Cautionary labels to alert consumers of potential danger
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Poison Prevention Packaging Act
Special packaging to make difficult for children to open containers
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Occupational and Safety Act of 1970
OSHA; ensures every working man and woman in the nation to safe and healthy working conditions
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Omnibus Budget Reconcilation Act
Lowest prices to patients on medicaid
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Health Insurance Portability and Accountablitiy Act
HIPPA; adoption of security and privacy standards in order to protect personal health care information
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Who develops and produces pharmaceutical products?
Drug maufacturer
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Who delivers medication, medical devices and appliances, health and beauty aids, and other products to pharmacies?
Drug wholesalers
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Who delivers products to the patient?
Retailers
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Who ensures the smooth, safe and efficient distribution of products to retailors, mass merchandise, hospitals, managed care organizations, and mail order pharmacies?
Wholesaler
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True/False: A pharmacy technician is responsible to greet the customer, locate OTC items for costumers, counsel the patient, and take refills. why/why not?
False
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What is the definition of Ethics?
Preception/Principles used to assist in making the correct choice when faced with alternative possibilites in a moral situation
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"do no harm" under what principle?
Non-mal ficense
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Acting in a positive way in our dealings with others is required with what?
Beneficense
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What supports the concept that people have the right to live their lives as they see fit?
Autonomy
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What recognizes the benefit that all people should recieve respect and that the benefits conferred on one individual should be available to all?
Justice
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PTEC; Pharmacy Technicians Educators Counsel
Prepare high quality, well trained tech personnel through education and pracitcal training programs
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AAPT; American Association of Pharmacy Technicians
Leadership, education to pharmacy techs, recognizes pharmacy techs as part of the healthcare team
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NPTA; National Pharmacy Technicians Association
Advance tech role by providing educators, advocacy, technology support, leadership training.
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PTCB; Pharmacy Technician Certification Board
1995, provide voluntary mechanism for national certification program for pharmacy techs
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NCPA; National Community Pharmacists Association
represents interests of independent pharmacy owners
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ASCP; American Society of Consultant Pharmacy
Drug therapy managed services in long term care
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AMCP; Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy
Serve patients in the managed health care system environment
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ACCP; American College of Clinical Pharmacy
Primarily, Pharm D clinical practitioners and faculty members,; transmit the application of new knowledge in the science of pharmacology
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ACA; American College of Apothecaries
selective- communtiy based practitioners; membership granted only if the the pharmacy and practitioner comply with specified pharmacy specialty standards
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True/False: A pharmacist can add the address and date of birth to a prescription if it is not provided. Why/why not?
True
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Define: Inscription
Name of drug, drug strength, dosage form
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Define: Subscription
Directions to pharmacist, amount of medication to dispense, number of tablets, capsules or volume of liquid. Number of inhales or administrative devices
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Define: Signa
Direction that is given to the patient; how much to take, how often, and when to take it.
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DAW
Dispense as written
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What type of drug prevents blood clotting?
Anticoagulant
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Waht type of drug relieves the symptoms of itching
Antipuritic
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What type of drug increases formation of urine to reduce swelling and blood pressure?
Diuretic
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An agent that induces vomiting is called what?
Emetic
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TRUE/FALSE: Suppressants induce coughing to remove respiratory secretions. why/why not?
False
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What does hypertension mean?
High blood pressure- constant elevation in the systolic or diastolic blood pressure
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What is the abbreviation ASA stand for?
Aspirin
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TRUE/FALSE: Emulsions are considered to be dispersed of oil and water. why/why not?
True; they are heterogenous
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In order for a drug to be absorbed, it has to be in what form at the site of absorbtion?
Solution
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Waht do you call a drug that is made up of only inactive ingredients?
Placebo
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What dosage form is administered by injection?
Perenteral
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Ophthalmic drugs are drugs that pertain to what body part/organ?
Eye
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Define: Solution
Contains solute (substance dissolved) in solvent. Liquid, solid, gas, hydrophilic.
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Define: Suspension
Insoluble; solid suspended or dispersed in a liquid
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Define: Lotion
suspension dosage form intended for external application to the skin or mucous membranes
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Define: Emulsion
Heterogenous and unstable; once broken cannot be reformed
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Define: Gels and Jellies
2 phase of solid and liquid
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Define: Capsules
Solid dosage forms; drug in enclosed in a 'shell like' of a form of gelatin
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Define: Tablets
Solid dosage form; prepared either by compressing or molding
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Define: Chewable tablets
Make product more acceptable to eat
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Define: Sugar-coated tablets
Cover the taste or odor of the medicinal product
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Define: Sublingual tablets
Given under the tongue
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Define: Multiple compressed tablets
Layered/press coated tablets; two layered tablets; tablet within a tablet
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Define: Sustained release tablet
Release their active ingredient for a prolonged time
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Define: Film-coated tablet
Compressed tablets covered with a thin film of a water soluble polymeric material
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Define: Standard compressed tablets
Compressed on tablet machine; conventional
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Define: Eneric-coated tablets
Prevent release drug in the stomach; disperses in the intestinal tract. Ex. Ecotrin