pharmacy 2.0

Cards (87)

  • pre-pharmacy pathways
    1. community practice
    2. residency/fellowship
  • inpatient pharmacy
    • receive medication orders
    • review for accuracy and appropriateness
    • prepare medication
    • monitor patient response
  • inpatient pharmacy operations
    1. order review
    2. transcription
    3. dispensing
    4. administering
    5. monitoring
  • outpatient/community pharmacy
    • fill prescriptions
    • give vaccinations and give access to medical devices
  • outpatient/community pharmacy operations
    1. received by pharmacy
    2. data entry
    3. clinical review
    4. filling
    5. final product verification
    6. consultation
  • clinical ambulatory care operations
    1. function as physician extenders
    2. prescribe medications
    3. tele-health visits
    4. in person clinic visits
    5. longitudinal patient care
  • social determinants
    • medication costs
    • cultural/literacy barrier
    • safe and affordable housing
    • transportation
    • food security
    • unmet needs
    • social isolation
  • PBM
    pharmacy benefit managers
  • P&T committee subcommittees
    • antimicrobial
    • anticoagulation
    • nursing
    • formulary
    • medication safety
    • nutrition
    • medication utilization
  • continuing education (CE)
    • 30 hours every 2 years + 10 hours for advanced practice
    • mandatory courses: law ethics (2 hours) + cultural competency (1 hour)
  • advantage of primary literature
    most recent information
  • primary literature database
    pubmed
  • an example of a primary literature is ...
    journal publication
  • primary literature is used in IRB proposals for ...
    background
  • what kind of literature is used in clinical presentations?
    primary literature
  • data monographs are usually from --- literature.
    primary
  • an example of a secondary literature is ...
    journal review article
  • what are two kinds of review articles seen in pharmacy?
    disease
    new drug
  • what are the two pros of secondary literature?
    • initial information
    • extensive bibliography
  • what is the con of secondary literature?
    broader and less current information
  • what are some examples of tertiary literature?
    • dictionary
    • textbook
    • handbook
  • what are the pros of tertiary literature?
    • summary
    • facts and general overview
    • primary and secondary references
  • what are the cons of tertiary literature?
    broader and less current information
  • what are three databases commonly used?
    • micromedex
    • lexicomp
    • uptodate
  • rx
    recipe
  • sig
    write
  • x 5 d
    5 days
  • qty
    quantity
  • gtt
    drops
  • disp #
    quantity
  • NR
    no refils
  • q
    every
  • QD
    every day
  • TID
    three a day
  • BID
    two a day
  • QID
    four a day
  • QOD
    every other day
  • QHS
    every night
  • QAM
    every morning
  • ac
    before a meal