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Collection of patient information
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Prospective drug utilization review (DUR)
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Patient counseling Ans: Function of pharmacists before
California SB 493


Initiate and furnish prescriptions under state-wide protocols


Initiate and administer immunizations for patients ≥3 years
old per CDC recommendations


Initiate and furnish travel medications not requiring a
diagnosis per CDC recommendations Ans: Function of
pharmacists after California SB 493


Any act or deviation that removes a prescription drug from its
intended path from the manufacturer to the patient Ans:
Drug diversion


Any injury or harm resulting from the use, misuse or
discontinuation of a drug Ans: Adverse drug event (ADE)

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An unintended response to a drug which occurs at normally
used doses Ans: Adverse drug reaction (ADR)


A known effect of a drug that is not the intended therapeutic
outcome Ans: Side effect (SE)


Any error in prescribing, ADR transcription, dispensing,
administration, adherence or monitoring a drug Ans:
Medication error
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Pain lasting less than 4 weeks Ans: Acute pain

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Security features to prevent forging or alteration


Prescriber's DEA number


Prescribing only within scope of practice Ans: Additional
Controlled Prescription Requirement

Pain lasting at least 3 months Ans: Chronic Pain


Information needed to prevent serious adverse effects


Adherence is critical to drug's effectiveness


Known serious side effect patient should be aware of in order
to make informed decision Ans: Medication guides are
required when


May arise from degenerative joint disease, osteoarthritis, or
chronic tendonitis Ans: Chronic Pain

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Pain impulses transmitted from peripheral nociceptors to CNS
Ans: Somatic Pain


Located in skeletal muscle and the overlying fascia Ans: Pain
receptors


Exaggerated pain response to minor amounts of noxious
stimuli Ans: Hyperalgesia


Delayed-onset muscle soreness Ans: overexertion
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Very common type of musculoskeletal disorder Ans: Low
back pain
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Non-inflammatory breakdown of cartilage due to wear and tear
Ans: Osteoarthritis


Severe pain (> 6 on pain scale) Ans: Exclusions for Self-
Treatment of pain


Pain that continues > 7 days after treatment w/ topical
analgesic Ans: Exclusions for Self-Treatment of pain


Pain that lasts > 10 days Ans: Exclusions for Self-Treatment
of pain


Increased intensity or change in character of pain Ans:
Exclusions for Self-Treatment of pain


Pelvic or abdominal pain (other than dysmenorrhea) Ans:
Exclusions for Self-Treatment of pain


Accompanying N/V, fever or other signs of systemic infection
or disorder Ans: Exclusions for Self-Treatment of pain

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Visually deformed joint, abnormal movement, weakness in any
limb, numbness or suspected fracture Ans: Exclusions for
Self-Treatment of pain


Pregnancy Ans: Exclusions for Self-Treatment of pain


< 2 years old Ans: Exclusions for Self-Treatment of pain


Back pain and loss of bowel and/or bladder control Ans:
Exclusions for Self-Treatment of pain
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Sedentary lifestyle Ans: Low back pain risk factor
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Poor posture Ans: Low back pain risk factor

Improper shoes Ans: Low back pain risk factor


Excessive body weight Ans: Low back pain risk factor


Poor mattress and sleeping posture Ans: Low back pain risk
factor


Improper technique when lifting heavy objects Ans: Low back
pain risk factor


Rest, ice, compression, elevation Ans: RICE


Non-pharmacological Treatment that Promotes healing and
helps reduce swelling, inflammation Ans: RICE


Non-pharmacological Treatment that should NOT be used with
topical analgesics or over broken skin Ans: Heat therapy

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