Other relevant information

Question 1

Name the sepsis six pathway

Answer 1

Oxygen, blood cultures, ABX, IV resuscitation, serum lactate, U/O

Question 2

6 RIGHTS

Answer 2

Patient 
Time 
Dose
Drug 
Route
WRITE IT DOWN

Question 3

HEAT

Answer 3

History, Examination, Action, Treatment

Question 4

What is a drug incident

Answer 4

Something that is unexpected

Question 5

What is a drugs error?

Answer 5

Something that is preventable

Question 6

Oral hypoglycaemic agents

Answer 6

For people who have SOME insulin

Question 7

Insulin’s

Answer 7

For people who have NO insulin

Question 8

Incretin Mimics - type 2 only (4 points)

Answer 8

1. Gives the sensation of fullness to reduce appetite
2. Suppresses the release of glucose from the liver
3. Slows the emptying of the stomach which reduces the level of glucose
4. Stimulates the pancreas to produce insulin

Question 9

Immunostimulants - SPECIFIC

Answer 9

Antigen specific in immune response e.g. Hep A, influenza, polio and rabies

Question 10

Immunostimulants - NON SPECIFIC

Answer 10

Macrokine used in wound healing

Question 11

Immunosuppressants

Answer 11

Autoimmune disorders e.g. Rheumatoid Arthritis

Question 12

Bactericidal

Answer 12

Causes cell death - penicillin, cephalosporins

Question 13

Bacteriostatic

Answer 13

Reduced bacterial cell reproduction - erythromycin, gentamicin, clindamycin

Question 14

How long can a normal prescription last

Answer 14

6months

Question 15

How long can a controlled drug prescription last

Answer 15

28 days

Question 16

How long should a controlled drugs book be kept for

Answer 16

A minimum of two years

Question 17

In an isolated incident, who can second check your controlled drugs?

Answer 17

The most senior member of staff

Question 18

Can drugs from other areas be given to a patient?

Answer 18

No.