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PHAR 340 TP Questions Exam 2
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1Approx what % of hospitals utilize "UD" drug distribution?
- A50%
- B60%
- C70%
- D80%
2The pharmacy department determines what medications are on the hospital formulary.
- ATrue
- BFalse
3Medication Reconciliation is one of the most important roles for pharmacists in every practice setting.
- ATrue
- BFalse
4Which is least likely to be offered by pharmacists in US hospitals?
- APharmacokinetic Consultations
- BDrug use evaluation (DUE)
- CParticipation on medical rounds
- DAdverse Drug Reaction management
- EIn-service Education
5Typical Home Care services include all EXCEPT
- Ahomemaker services
- Bwound care
- Cparenteral nutrition
- Dminor home surgery
- Ehospice care
6Hospice services cannot legally be provided in a patient's home in most states.
- ATrue
- BFalse
7Funding for delivery of Mental Health services…
- Ais nearly all federally-based
- Bhas shifted amongst payors for many years
- Cfollows the 1910 Flexner recommendation
- Dis nearly all state-based
- Enone of the above
8For pharmacists, Mental Health patients often present….
- Aincrease risk of drug interaction issues
- Bincreased risk of medication adherence problems
- Cincreased difficulty in communication
- Dthe same need for compassionate care
- Eall of the above
9Much like hospitals, the type of long-term care received is almost solely dependent on diagnosis.
- ATrue
- BFalse
10The average charge for Assisted Living in the US is…
- Ahigher than skilled nursing care
- Bapproximately $3300/month (2010 data)
- Capproximately $200/bed/day (2010 data)
- Dcovered by Medicare
- Enone of the above
11Select the true statement:
- APersons with co -occurring disorders often have more instances of premature death and higher rates of disability that hose who don’t have co -occurring disorder.
- BPersons with co -occurring disorders do not have more instances of premature death and higher rates of disability that hose who don’t have co -occurring disorder.
12Select the true statement:
- AFrom 2008 to 2014, there is a projected 6.6% annual decrease in spending for mental health and substance use services in the US.
- BFrom 2008 to 2014, there is a projected 6.6% annual increase in spending for mental health and substance use services in the US.
- CThere will not be a % change in spending for mental health during this period in the US.
13These groups/cultures are “at-risk” populations – and more likely to delay or not seek mental health care/treatment
- ACultural and linguistic minorities
- BRural populations
- CWomen and children in lower socio-economics
- DCultural and linguistic minorities & Rural populations only
- EAll of the above
14Evidence-based practice/medicine/pharmacy:
- AIs supported by research that is published in the clinical literature
- BThe type of practice that is the basis of curriculum now offered by healthcare professions’ schools and colleges
- CClinical literature that is reviewed and summarized by professionals with expertise in the specific area
- DAll of the above
- ENone of the above
15In a collaborative practice environment, a clinical psychiatric pharmacist can:
- AProvide medication management services
- BInitiate and discontinue med use
- CDose and refill authorizations
- DLaboratory monitoring
- EAll of the above
16Factors influencing prescriber behavior include:
- AEducation (e.g., Training in pharmacotherapeutics; Preceptors’ prescribing habits)
- BControl and regulatory mechanisms
- CDemands by consumers and society
- DPromotional activities by drug manufacturers
- EAll of the above
17What is the order of the pharmaceutical supply chain?
- ARaw Material Supply -> Manufacturing -> Distribution -> Dispensing -> Patient
- BRaw Material Supply -> Patient -> Manufacturing -> Distribution -> Dispensing
- CRaw Material Supply Dispensing -> Patient -> Manufacturing -> Distribution
- DNone of the above
18Select the false statement:
- AOnce a drug is approved for the market, the FDA has the ultimate power to determine how it is ultimately used.
- BNon -FDA -approved (“off -label”) indications are uses of a product that were not approved by the FDA, but have shown value after approval based on postmarketing research.
- CNon -FDA -approved indications cannot be promoted by the manufacturer.
19Researchers test an experimental drug or treatment in a small group of healthy people (20-80) for the first time to evaluate its safety, determine a safe dosage range, and identify side effects.
- APhase I
- BPhase II
- CPhase III
- DPhase IV
20A ________ drug treats rare medical conditions / disease, affecting fewer than 200,000 patients in USA, may be sold without competition for seven years, National Organization of Rare Diseases (NORD) & European Organization for Rare Diseases (EURORDIS)
- AOprah
- BOrphan
- CAlbano
- DNone of the above
21Drug Labeling:
- AA. All printed information accompanying a drug, label, wrapping & package insert
- BB. FDA Division of Marketing, Advertising & Communication seeks balanced, not misleading, scientifically accurate information for health care practitioners
- CC. Label claim (indication) is particularly important to sponsor because of its connection to reimbursement
- DD. A and B only
- EAll of the above
22Select the false/untrue factor(s) that change demand:
- APrices of related goods
- BMoney income of the producer
- CNumber of consumers in the market
- DAttitudes, tastes, and preferences of the consumer
- EConsumer expectations with respect to future prices and incomes
23Select the false/untrue factor(s) that change supply:
- ATechniques of production, including technology
- BNumber of buyers in the market
- CResource costs (material and wages)
- DPrices for related goods
- ESellers’ expectations
24Demand is ___________if an increase in price causes the quantity demanded to decrease enough to result in a decrease of total revenue.
- AElastic
- BInelastic
- CUnitary
- DNone of the above
25Typical Home Care services include all EXCEPT
- AHomemaker
- BWound care
- CParenteral nutrition
- DMinor home surgery
- EHospice care
26Select the true statement:
- AHospice services cannot legally be provided in a patient's home in most states.
- BHospice services can legally be provided in a patient's home in most states.
27Major changes that have occurred in IV infusion devices as a result of the growth of home care.
- AThe size and weight of infusion devices have decreased dramatically
- BManufacturers have introduced disposable infusion devices
- CPharmacists can only administer them
- DAll of the above
28Home care pharmacy standards according to ASHP can include:
- AInitial patient database and assessment
- BSelection of products, devices, and ancillary supplies
- CClinical monitoring
- DInitial patient database and assessment & Clinical monitoring only
- EAll of the above
29The advent of Medicare Part D coverage in 2008 provided partial or full coverage of home care medications.
- ATrue
- BFalse
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