haad 6
問題一覧
1
Ask her why she doesn’t want to take Lisinopril, tell her about the risk of stopping it and the goals of taking it, then discuss about further steps.
2
Tell him about the risks of taking herbal
3
Digoxin
4
Beta blocker
5
Rifampin is a cytochrome p450 inducer so causes a breakdown of the peptide protein inhibitor, which will worsen patient condition.
6
All of them share the same responsibility
7
Deltiazim
8
Let the patient to decide what to take
9
Quarantine the product
10
Clindamycin
11
Gram-negative infections
12
Guaifenesin
13
Don't respond and tell doctor and there is shortage in drug and wait for ministry of health's decision in substitution
14
Increased safety
15
Case-control study
16
MEMS
17
All the above
18
Expert opinion
19
Cost of medicine
20
85
21
Cross-over
22
Non-formulary drug
23
Review of natural products
24
Handbook on injectable drugs
25
Martindale: The Complete Drug Reference
26
Develops policies on the use of medications in the institution.
27
Separate the two administrations by two weeks
28
Varicella zoster vaccine
29
MMR
30
100 mg chloroquine + 200 mg proguani
31
Both vaccines can be administered simultaneously or at any interval
32
None of the vaccines causes autism
33
glucose strips
34
Class III (minor)
35
Keep it on shelf and mark it as do not dispense this batch
36
Call all the patients who took the glucose strips previously to return back.
37
major (class II)
38
Quarantine the product
39
Glyceryl will be absorbed in PVC and affect its stability
40
Glass container with desiccant {drying agent
41
Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) containers
42
Low density PVC bottle
43
In glass jar
44
dilutes in an infusion and mixed thoroughly to avoid layering
45
Dispense vincristine in mini bag instead of syringe
46
Flammable substance area
47
in flammable area
48
Type 1 glass
49
Type II
50
typel
51
Type 3 glass
52
Not proper ventilation inside refrigerator
53
No ventilation
54
Continue using since it did not complete 6 months and it is not expired
55
Quarantine the product and ask manufacturer what to do
56
wrong qs
57
Call manufacturer to take the medicine.
58
Call the manufacturer to get the details about temperature changes the drug can bear
59
Quarantine the product and ask manufacturer
60
All of the above
61
The surrounding environment monitoring, like humidity or (regional change in surrounding)
62
Consultant can write as much as he wants
63
No, a physician cannot prescribe it for 30 days.
64
Licensed physician can prescribe up to 3 days max only
65
licensed physician can prescribe up to 3 days maximum only
66
30 days
67
Semi-controlled drugs
68
Narcotic.
69
2 years
70
The pharmacist who isn't the owner can dispense narcotics
71
Zolpidem
72
Fentanyl
73
Dispense morphine and don't document it at all
74
Prescribe those 28 tabs with proper inventory in documentation
75
Refuse to take all.
76
Cannot take any of the medication
77
Take and send it to central purchase store for disposal
78
Type of container in which it was dispensed
79
Write error on the remarks and write on the next line
80
Register as schedule V until April 1st then registers as schedule III in their register separately
81
Schedule II medications can be refilled
82
3 days
83
Refuse to give and document it as error and offer OTC
84
Don't give her report to RAAD and offer her another O1C medication
85
Transfer of narcotics to private hospital
86
Transfer of Narcotic to another healthcare facilit
87
Voucher date
88
Voucher Date
89
voucher date
90
Contact to make proper disposal and reissue.
91
discard them in acrylic acid
92
Discard in the sharp object box
93
Discard in Sharp container
94
A reagent pour to narcotic ampoule , ex : acrylic or acid
95
Document and research (collect data/inspection)
96
Root cause analysis
97
System cause error
98
Keeping similar named medication near each other
99
Keeping similar named medication near each other
100
The handwritten prescription was illegible.
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84問 • 2年前問題一覧
1
Ask her why she doesn’t want to take Lisinopril, tell her about the risk of stopping it and the goals of taking it, then discuss about further steps.
2
Tell him about the risks of taking herbal
3
Digoxin
4
Beta blocker
5
Rifampin is a cytochrome p450 inducer so causes a breakdown of the peptide protein inhibitor, which will worsen patient condition.
6
All of them share the same responsibility
7
Deltiazim
8
Let the patient to decide what to take
9
Quarantine the product
10
Clindamycin
11
Gram-negative infections
12
Guaifenesin
13
Don't respond and tell doctor and there is shortage in drug and wait for ministry of health's decision in substitution
14
Increased safety
15
Case-control study
16
MEMS
17
All the above
18
Expert opinion
19
Cost of medicine
20
85
21
Cross-over
22
Non-formulary drug
23
Review of natural products
24
Handbook on injectable drugs
25
Martindale: The Complete Drug Reference
26
Develops policies on the use of medications in the institution.
27
Separate the two administrations by two weeks
28
Varicella zoster vaccine
29
MMR
30
100 mg chloroquine + 200 mg proguani
31
Both vaccines can be administered simultaneously or at any interval
32
None of the vaccines causes autism
33
glucose strips
34
Class III (minor)
35
Keep it on shelf and mark it as do not dispense this batch
36
Call all the patients who took the glucose strips previously to return back.
37
major (class II)
38
Quarantine the product
39
Glyceryl will be absorbed in PVC and affect its stability
40
Glass container with desiccant {drying agent
41
Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) containers
42
Low density PVC bottle
43
In glass jar
44
dilutes in an infusion and mixed thoroughly to avoid layering
45
Dispense vincristine in mini bag instead of syringe
46
Flammable substance area
47
in flammable area
48
Type 1 glass
49
Type II
50
typel
51
Type 3 glass
52
Not proper ventilation inside refrigerator
53
No ventilation
54
Continue using since it did not complete 6 months and it is not expired
55
Quarantine the product and ask manufacturer what to do
56
wrong qs
57
Call manufacturer to take the medicine.
58
Call the manufacturer to get the details about temperature changes the drug can bear
59
Quarantine the product and ask manufacturer
60
All of the above
61
The surrounding environment monitoring, like humidity or (regional change in surrounding)
62
Consultant can write as much as he wants
63
No, a physician cannot prescribe it for 30 days.
64
Licensed physician can prescribe up to 3 days max only
65
licensed physician can prescribe up to 3 days maximum only
66
30 days
67
Semi-controlled drugs
68
Narcotic.
69
2 years
70
The pharmacist who isn't the owner can dispense narcotics
71
Zolpidem
72
Fentanyl
73
Dispense morphine and don't document it at all
74
Prescribe those 28 tabs with proper inventory in documentation
75
Refuse to take all.
76
Cannot take any of the medication
77
Take and send it to central purchase store for disposal
78
Type of container in which it was dispensed
79
Write error on the remarks and write on the next line
80
Register as schedule V until April 1st then registers as schedule III in their register separately
81
Schedule II medications can be refilled
82
3 days
83
Refuse to give and document it as error and offer OTC
84
Don't give her report to RAAD and offer her another O1C medication
85
Transfer of narcotics to private hospital
86
Transfer of Narcotic to another healthcare facilit
87
Voucher date
88
Voucher Date
89
voucher date
90
Contact to make proper disposal and reissue.
91
discard them in acrylic acid
92
Discard in the sharp object box
93
Discard in Sharp container
94
A reagent pour to narcotic ampoule , ex : acrylic or acid
95
Document and research (collect data/inspection)
96
Root cause analysis
97
System cause error
98
Keeping similar named medication near each other
99
Keeping similar named medication near each other
100
The handwritten prescription was illegible.