Midterm

Question 1

What is the course goal in IPE?

Answer 1

To be able to effectively collaborate with other healthcare professionals

Question 2

Define Interprofessional Collaborative Practice

Answer 2

When multiple HEALTH WORKERS from different professional backgrounds WORK TOGETHER with patients, families, caregivers, and communities to deliver the highest quality of care

Question 3

What is the goal of interprofessional learning?

Answer 3

Prepare all health profession students for working together with other members of the healthcare team to IMPROVE PATIENT CARE AND OUTCOMES

Question 4

What is profession-centricism (professional centric thinking)?

Answer 4

The ideal that we all see through the lens of our profession
(impact of collaboration to impact patient care)

Question 5

What are the 3 interprofessional contributions to patient care?

Answer 5

Unique perspective
Unique skills
Unique collaboration

Question 6

What is shared decision making?

Answer 6

Collaborative process where patients and healthcare providers make decisions based on expected outcomes (risks vs benefits)

Question 7

What are shared decisions based on?

Answer 7

Clinical evidence
Risks vs benefits (expected outcomes)
Patient preferences

Question 8

What are the 3 C’s for the foundation of teamwork?

Answer 8

Character (trust)
Chemistry (communication)
Competence (clear expectations)

Question 9

What are the 7 habits of highly effective teams?

Answer 9

Be proactive (know yours and others roles)
Put first things first (shared priorities)
Begin with the end in mind (have a defined shared goal and hold accountability)
Think win-win (look for options that work for both sides)
Seek first to understand then to be understood (Listening and empathy)
Synergize (work together effectively)
Sharpen the saw (keep learning)

Question 10

What are the 5 factors of (dys)functional teams?

Answer 10

Trust vs lack of trust
Open communication vs fear of conflict
Commitment vs Lack of commitment 
Accountability vs. avoidance of accountability
Attentiveness vs inattention to results

Question 11

What does SBAR stand for?

Answer 11

Situation
(what is going on)
Background
(what is the context)
Assessment
(What is the problem)
Recommendation
(what is the solution)

Question 12

What is an MD/DO?

Answer 12

Physicians

Doctor of Medicine/Osteopathy

Question 13

What is a DDS/DDM?

Answer 13

Dentist

Question 14

What is a DPM?

Answer 14

Podiatrist

Question 15

What is a DVM?

Answer 15

Veterinarian

Question 16

What is an OD?

Answer 16

Optometrist

Question 17

What is an RN?

Answer 17

Registered nurse

Question 18

What is an ARNP?

Answer 18

Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner

Question 19

What is a PA?

Answer 19

Physician Assistant

Question 20

What is a CRNA?

Answer 20

Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist

Question 21

What doctors have 4 years of professional school beyond BS level?

Answer 21

Physicians
Dentists
Podiatrists
Veterinarians
Optometrists

Question 22

What degree do RNs usually have?

Answer 22

BS Degree

Question 23

What doctor has usually 3 years of residency after medical school?

Answer 23

Physicians

Question 24

What two healthcare workers have masters degrees?

Answer 24

ARNP and CRNA

Question 25

How do pharmacists improve public health?

Answer 25

The provision of team based patient centered care, optimal medication therapy outcomes, and disease prevention services

Question 26

What is the pharmacist's role?

Answer 26

``` Avoid drug interactions Educate others Identify methods to minimize cost Assist in dosing therapy Ensure appropriate monitoring Collaborate with multidisciplinary team ```

Question 27

What is a pharmacy tech?

Answer 27

An individual working in a pharmacy who, under the supervision of the licensed pharmacist, assists in pharmacy activities that do not require professional judgement of a pharmacist

Question 28

What are the roles of a pharmacy tech?

Answer 28

``` Inventory Interpretation, transcribing, and implementation of medical orders nonsterile compounding Labeling drugs Labeling devices Customer service Pharmacy billing and reimbursement ```