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Patient Care Process and Drug Use Process
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1Label the following:

- APatient Assessment
- BDevelop a care plan
- CImplement the care plan
- DFollow up/monitoring plan
2Label the following:

- Aindicated
- Beffective
- Csafe
- DGoals of therapy
- EAlternatives
- FRecommendations
- GMonitoring
- HFollow up
- IMedical history
- JMedication history
- Kadhere
3Required information for patient demographics:
a) The patient’s [blank_start]name[blank_end], [blank_start]address[blank_end] and [blank_start]telephone number[blank_end], if available
b) The patient’s [blank_start]date of birth[blank_end]
c) The patient’s personal health number (PHN)
d) The patient’s sex/gender
e) Any known drug [blank_start]allergies[blank_end], drug sensitivities and other
contraindications and precautions
f) [blank_start]Disease states[blank_end] and [blank_start]chronic conditions[blank_end]
g) [blank_start]Weight[blank_end] and [blank_start]height[blank_end], if applicable
h) [blank_start]Pregnancy[blank_end] and [blank_start]lactation[blank_end] status, if applicable- Aname
- Baddress
- Ctelephone number
- DDOB
- Eallergies
- FDisease states
- Gchronic conditions
- HWeight
- Iheight
- JPregnancy
- Klactation
4Standard 4: Pharmacists must determine whether a patient has or is likely to have a [blank_start]drug therapy problem[blank_end]
Standard 5: If a pharmacist determines that a patient has or is likely to have a drug therapy problem, the pharmacist must [blank_start]take appropriate action[blank_end].
Standard 6: Each time a pharmacist or a pharmacy technician dispenses a [blank_start]Schedule 1 drug or blood product[blank_end] pursuant to a prescription:
The pharmacist must determine that the prescription is appropriate, current, authentic, and complete.
Standard 7: Each time a pharmacist or a pharmacy technician dispenses a Schedule 1 drug or blood product pursuant to a prescription, they must ensure that:
a) the prescription is filled correctly,
b) appropriate dispensing procedures are used,
c) the drug or blood product is packaged properly,
d) the container is labeled properly, and
e) a final check is performed- Adrug therapy problem
- Bcontraindication
- Callergic reaction
- Defficacy issue
- Etake appropriate action
- Frefer to a physician
- Gnot fill the prescription
- Hreport the incident to ACP
- ISchedule 1 drug or blood product
- JSchedule 2 or 1 drug or blood product
- KNarcotic or controlled substance
- LBenzodiazepines and targeted substances
5STANDARD 7:
Each time a pharmacist or a pharmacy technician dispenses a Schedule 1 drug or
blood product pursuant to a prescription, the pharmacist or the pharmacy technician
must ensure that:- Athe prescription is filled correctly
- Bappropriate dispensing procedures are used
- Cthe drug or blood product is packaged properly
- Dthe drug or blood product is appropriate
- Ethe prescription is appropriate, current, authentic, and complete
- Fthe container is labeled properly
- Ga final check is performed
- Htake appropriate action if there is a drug therapy problem
6Standards 3, 4, & 5:
3. Consider appropriate information
4. Determine whether a patient has or is likely to have a drug therapy problem
5. Take appropriate action each time you:
• [blank_start]Prescribe[blank_end]
• Review drug [blank_start]utilization[blank_end]
• Provide [blank_start]advice[blank_end] to a patient
• Dispense a [blank_start]schedule 1[blank_end] drug
• Dispense or sell a [blank_start]schedule 2[blank_end] drug- APrescribe
- Befficacy
- Cadvice
- Dschedule 1
- Eschedule 2
7The requirements for an audit trail when dispensing:
• Must ensure that dispensing activities are recorded in a clear
audit trail that identifies:
- All individuals involved in [blank_start]processing[blank_end] a prescription and [blank_start]dispensing[blank_end] a drug
- The role of each individual- Aprocessing
- Bdispensing
8When changes are made to a prescription the following needs to be documented:
- AWho you spoke to
- BWhat was discussed/changed/confirmed
- CThe credentials of the person you spoke to
- DThe prescriber's ID number
- EYour name
- FYour credentials
- GDate and time
- HContact information of individuals involved in process
9A [blank_start]DIN[blank_end] is required for third party billing.
- ADIN
10Midwifery Regulations:
• Midwives can order all [blank_start]lab[blank_end] and [blank_start]diagnostic[blank_end] testing as well as prescription medications that are relevant to [blank_start]pregnancy[blank_end].- Alab
- Bdiagnostic
- Cpregnancy
11Optometrists Profession Regulations:
• A regulated member may perform the following restricted activities:
- Prescribe [blank_start]corticosteroids[blank_end] and [blank_start]anti-infectives[blank_end] (including steroidal ones) for topical application in the treatment of ocular anterior segment disorders.- Acorticosteroids
- Banti-infective medications
12Dental Hygienists Profession Regulation:
• To prescribe the following schedule 1 drugs for the purpose of treating oral health conditions, proving prophylaxis and treating emergencies:
- [blank_start]Antibiotics[blank_end]
- Antifungal agents
- Anti-infective agents
- Antiviral agents
- Bronchodilators
- [blank_start]Epinephrine[blank_end]
- [blank_start]Fluoride[blank_end]
- Topical corticosteroids- AAntibiotics
- BEpinephrine
- CFluoride
13A licensee must ensure that written prescriptions,
transaction records, compounding records and repackaging
records for all drugs that have been dispensed, compounded
or repackaged are retained for at least [blank_start]two years[blank_end] past the completion of
[blank_start]drug therapy[blank_end] with regard to the prescription or for [blank_start]42months[blank_end] (3.5 years), from the date of [blank_start]first fill[blank_end], whichever is
the longest period.- A2 years
- Bdrug therapy
- C42 months
- Dfirst fill
14A(n) [blank_start]drug incident[blank_end] is described as any preventable event that may cause or lead to inappropriate drug use or patient harm
- Adrug incident
15A(n) [blank_start]adverse drug event[blank_end] is the occurrence of an unexpected and undesired incident that does result in patient harm such as injury, adverse outcome or death.
- Aadverse drug event
16All adverse drug events must be recorded as part of the pharmacy's quality assurance process. These records must be maintained for [blank_start]10 years[blank_end] from the date the incident was discovered.
- A10 years
Informationen
- Beschreibung
- II. Review the Patient Care Process and how it overlaps with the Drug Use Process and Special Prescription Procedures I. Appropriate Titles in Pharm 342 Reference Manual III. Overview of Prescription Pricing I. Alberta Blue Cross will come in IV. Chat, Check & Chart (If we have time) I. This is the model that ACP uses with its registrants
- Autor
- Crystal Yu
- Sprache
- English
- Aufrufe
- 9
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