haad 5
問題一覧
1
Warfarin
2
Amlodipine
3
Potency
4
Orlistat
5
Increased safety
6
Pantoprazole 40 m
7
Constipation
8
Use one of them as they are from same drug class
9
Inform the doctor
10
Develops policies on the use of medications in the institution.
11
Nasal congestion
12
Lead
13
Ask colleague to teach him
14
lisinopril
15
Pharmacist who verify chemo order should calculate dose
16
Highlight the use in label
17
Cost effectiveness
18
Continue using since it did not complete 6 months and it is not expired
19
With food or milk decrease GIT upset
20
Carbamazepine or Chlorpromazine
21
Store tablets in the original glass container and keep with you at all times
22
Large clear container in the refrigerator opened everyday.
23
Plastic container that opens 3 times per day
24
Small amber glass opened once weekly, put in the fridge.
25
Take the boy to the hospital immediately
26
Isosorbide dinitrate
27
Ask physician to change to patch to wear throughout the day
28
Register as schedule V until April 1st then registers as schedule III in their register separately
29
Glyceryl will be absorbed in PVC and affect its stability
30
Glass container with desiccant {drying agent}
31
Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) containers
32
Call the original pharmacist and ask for advice
33
There is not enough ventilation
34
HPV
35
Low adherent dressing
36
Carbamazepine
37
Impetigo
38
Dispense morphine and don’t document it at all
39
Tell her you don’t have pethidine in stock
40
Refer her to her family physician
41
Refer him to consult with family Physician
42
Refer her to family physician
43
Give Gaviscon
44
Waste should be disinfected before final disposal
45
All family members should take prophylaxis for 11 weeks
46
Trastuzumab
47
Bavacizumab
48
Contact to make proper disposal and reissue.
49
The pharmacist who isn't the owner can dispense narcotics
50
Prescriber’s registration number
51
Manufacturer
52
Refuse to take all
53
Narcotics, psychotropics, semi-controlled
54
Inform to pharmacy manager
55
Lisinopril
56
switch to losartan and furosemide
57
Swelling of ankles
58
Put it in shelf with Highlight the use
59
National health authority
60
National health authority
61
Take at bedtime
62
Take at bedtime
63
Take at bedtime
64
Refer to physician
65
Ranolazine
66
They can be mistaken for one another.
67
Patient take bisoprolol 5 mg instead of Bisacodyl 5mg, and admitted to the hospital because he experienced dizziness
68
Alendronate acid increase osteonecrosis
69
Open his inhaler and show him how to use it
70
Fybo-gel
71
Increase water intake throughout the day.
72
Flushing and dyspepsia
73
Regulatory of pharmacy responsible for professionals
74
Pharmacy manager
75
Call the pharmacy manager to arrange replacement
76
Patient partner
77
Ask patients to tell prescribers to add it to their prescription
78
Name and sign of technician
79
Type 1 glass
80
Pharmacist
81
Discard as no efficacy
82
Chlorpromazine
83
Chronic disease patient with complete management
84
Transdermal patches
85
Type 3 glass
86
Pioglitazone
87
creatinine
88
PO
89
Dextromethorphan
90
MS & Gout
91
furosemide
92
Prednisolone
93
Prednisolone
94
Colchicine
95
Furosemide
96
Furosemide
97
Warfarin
98
Leprosy and hemochromatosis
99
Activated partial thromboplastin time aPPT
100
Closed container
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1
Warfarin
2
Amlodipine
3
Potency
4
Orlistat
5
Increased safety
6
Pantoprazole 40 m
7
Constipation
8
Use one of them as they are from same drug class
9
Inform the doctor
10
Develops policies on the use of medications in the institution.
11
Nasal congestion
12
Lead
13
Ask colleague to teach him
14
lisinopril
15
Pharmacist who verify chemo order should calculate dose
16
Highlight the use in label
17
Cost effectiveness
18
Continue using since it did not complete 6 months and it is not expired
19
With food or milk decrease GIT upset
20
Carbamazepine or Chlorpromazine
21
Store tablets in the original glass container and keep with you at all times
22
Large clear container in the refrigerator opened everyday.
23
Plastic container that opens 3 times per day
24
Small amber glass opened once weekly, put in the fridge.
25
Take the boy to the hospital immediately
26
Isosorbide dinitrate
27
Ask physician to change to patch to wear throughout the day
28
Register as schedule V until April 1st then registers as schedule III in their register separately
29
Glyceryl will be absorbed in PVC and affect its stability
30
Glass container with desiccant {drying agent}
31
Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) containers
32
Call the original pharmacist and ask for advice
33
There is not enough ventilation
34
HPV
35
Low adherent dressing
36
Carbamazepine
37
Impetigo
38
Dispense morphine and don’t document it at all
39
Tell her you don’t have pethidine in stock
40
Refer her to her family physician
41
Refer him to consult with family Physician
42
Refer her to family physician
43
Give Gaviscon
44
Waste should be disinfected before final disposal
45
All family members should take prophylaxis for 11 weeks
46
Trastuzumab
47
Bavacizumab
48
Contact to make proper disposal and reissue.
49
The pharmacist who isn't the owner can dispense narcotics
50
Prescriber’s registration number
51
Manufacturer
52
Refuse to take all
53
Narcotics, psychotropics, semi-controlled
54
Inform to pharmacy manager
55
Lisinopril
56
switch to losartan and furosemide
57
Swelling of ankles
58
Put it in shelf with Highlight the use
59
National health authority
60
National health authority
61
Take at bedtime
62
Take at bedtime
63
Take at bedtime
64
Refer to physician
65
Ranolazine
66
They can be mistaken for one another.
67
Patient take bisoprolol 5 mg instead of Bisacodyl 5mg, and admitted to the hospital because he experienced dizziness
68
Alendronate acid increase osteonecrosis
69
Open his inhaler and show him how to use it
70
Fybo-gel
71
Increase water intake throughout the day.
72
Flushing and dyspepsia
73
Regulatory of pharmacy responsible for professionals
74
Pharmacy manager
75
Call the pharmacy manager to arrange replacement
76
Patient partner
77
Ask patients to tell prescribers to add it to their prescription
78
Name and sign of technician
79
Type 1 glass
80
Pharmacist
81
Discard as no efficacy
82
Chlorpromazine
83
Chronic disease patient with complete management
84
Transdermal patches
85
Type 3 glass
86
Pioglitazone
87
creatinine
88
PO
89
Dextromethorphan
90
MS & Gout
91
furosemide
92
Prednisolone
93
Prednisolone
94
Colchicine
95
Furosemide
96
Furosemide
97
Warfarin
98
Leprosy and hemochromatosis
99
Activated partial thromboplastin time aPPT
100
Closed container