T1 - Final Exam - Kellet and White Flashcards
(63 cards)
1
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What is the medical term for clot?
A
thromb/o
2
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What is the medical term for bone?
A
oste/o
3
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What is the medical term for kidney?
A
nephr/o
4
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What is the medical term for death?
A
necr/o
5
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What is the medical term for blue?
A
cyan/o
6
Q
What is the medical term for stomach?
A
gastro
7
Q
What is the medical term for liver?
A
hepato
8
Q
What is the prefix for without?
A
a/an
9
Q
What is the prefix for two?
A
bi
10
Q
What is the prefix for painful, abnormal, difficult?
A
dys
11
Q
What is the prefix for excessive?
A
hyper
12
Q
What is the prefix for below?
A
hypo
13
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What is the prefix for excessive?
A
poly
14
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What is the prefix for fast?
A
tachy
15
Q
What is the suffix for pain?
A
algia
16
Q
What is the suffix for thirst?
A
dipsia
17
Q
What is the suffix for inflammation?
A
itis
18
Q
What is the suffix for enlargement?
A
megaly
19
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What is the suffix for tumor?
A
oma
20
Q
What is the suffix for visual examination?
A
scopy
21
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What is the suffix for urinary condition?
A
uria
22
Q
What are the combining vowels?
A
o and i
23
Q
How do you verify a DEA number?
A
- Add the 3 odd numbers
- Add the 3 even numbers and double it
- Total the odd and even numbers
- Last digit should match 7th digit in number
24
Q
What are the 3 C’s of Successful Communication?
A
- Character: establishing trust
- Chemistry: engaging with compassion
- Competence: expressing with confidence
25
What are the skills needed to provide accurate drug information?
1. Investigation: be thorough and ask questions
2. Evaluation: think critically
3. Communication: speak with confidence and compassion
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What is the responsibility of the pharmacist in drug information?
1. Provide drug information in various settings and for various audiences
2. Serve as a resource on all medication related issues
3. Evaluate available drug information
4. Continued growth and learning is essential.
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What are the opportunities to provide drug information?
1. Direct patient care
2. Managed care organizations
3. Insurance industry
4. Scientific writing and medical communication
5. Pharmaceutical industry
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What are the levels of drug information?
Primary, secondary, and tertiary
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What are examples of primary resources?
Trail, studies, case reports that are assessed by professionals and require skillful discernment
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What are examples of secondary resources?
PubMed, EMBASE, GoogleScholar that requires proper searching skills and search engine
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What are examples of tertiary resources?
Textbooks, Lexicomp, package inserts, clinical guidelines that have more lag time but easily accessed
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What is pharmaceutical care?
The direct, responsible provision of medication-related care for the purpose of achieving definite outcomes that improve a patient’s quality of life.”
33
What is the most easily accessible health care profession?
Community pharmacist
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Which pharmacists require additional training?
Clinical specialist and Nuclear
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Which pharmacist partners with hospice organizations, nurse team, and social services team members?
Home health care pharmacists
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Which pharmacist has administrative activities, speaking/publishing in scientific venues, and maintains an experiential practice site?
Academia
37
What pharmacist does medical management, patient education, and wellness and health promotion?
Ambulatory care
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Which pharmacist works in a hospital and community-based setting?
Ambulatory care
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Which pharmacist offers services to members and the public?
Association management
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What pharmacist does professional development, government relations, and professional advocacy?
Association management
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What pharmacist works in Retail, grocery, or independently-owned?
Community
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What pharmacist manages techs, counsel patients, resolve insurance and interprets prescriptions?
Community
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What pharmacist direct patient contact and interdisciplinary team?
Clinical specialists
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What pharmacist Provide health care services and information to underserved populations?
Community health centers
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What pharmacists emphasize on preparing customized dosage forms and/or medications?
Compounding
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What pharmacist makes custom medications, dispenses them, and does business management?
Compounding
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What pharmacists reviews new drug apps and managing and administering pharmacy departments within their government branch?
Government/Federal
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What pharmacist Specializes in treating patients in their homes or other residential facilities?
Home health care
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What pharmacist have Patients often have more complicated conditions and take multiple medications?
Health System/Hospital
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What pharmacist Provide pharmacy infusion, education, consulting, and related services in a variety of settings?
Long term care
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What pharmacist monitors medication dosage requirements, drug interactions, and adhere to guideline recommendations?
Longterm care
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What pharmacist historically focused on medication dispensing, but patient care role is expanding?
Mail order pharmacy
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What pharmacist gives highest quality drug therapy management for the best price?
Managed care
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What pharmacist works with health plans and PBMs?
Managed care
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What is a third-party administrator of prescription drug programs?
PBM
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What is a pharmacist that provide educational services about pharmaceutical products for health care professionals, pharmaceutical industry personnel, and consumers?
Medical Communications/Drug Information
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What educate health care professionals on the uses, merits, and scientific data related to their products?
Medical science liaison
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What pharmacist manufacturing, regulatory affairs, health policy, scientific/professional affairs, and quality control?
Research and development
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What pharmacist analyze the needs of a given market and develop communications about specific therapies and products?
Sales and marketing
60
What is a pharmacist who service created to manage the handling and service requirements of specialty pharmaceuticals used to treat rare/chronic diseases?
specialty
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What is pharmacy law?
Looks specifically at those laws and regulations that govern pharmacists, the pharmaceutical industry, and the profession
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What is regulatory affairs?
Concerned with the regulations and guidelines for clinical trials and other aspects of human research
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What is public policy?
Determines how regulations, guidelines, and laws affect patients
