PTCB Medication Therapy Management Certificate Exam
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What is a Pharmaceutical Alternatives?
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Therapeutically equivalent to each other. Known or potential bioequivalence
problems may exist but have been found to meet standards for bioequivalence.
1st outpatient prescription drug coverage program available to all Medicare
beneficiaries. Private companies approved by Medicare provide the coverage.
- are different salts or complexes
- have different dosage forms
- data not generally available for FDA to make the determination of tablet to
capsule
, the movement of patients between health care practitioners, settings, and home as
their condition and care needs change
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What determines the sub rating of a product in the orange book?
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Manufacturing Process Dosage Form
Active Ingredient Brand Name
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hypercholesterolemia or hyperlipidemia
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, low cholesterol high blood pressure
elevated blood sugar elevated cholesterol
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How is MTM different from other pharmacy services?
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- It is PATIENT CENTERED instead of product centered
- a more comprehensive approach focusing on complete health care
- focuses on whole regimen not just one drug
- collaboration of pharmacist and other health care providers
1st outpatient prescription drug coverage program available to all Medicare
beneficiaries. Private companies approved by Medicare provide the coverage.
After patient meets CMS designated max amount they must pay up to 40% of drug
cost of their branded medications and up to 35% of the generics until they fulfil the
amount spending required. Once that's reached the patient is in the catastrophic
coverage level and receives a 75% discount for brand and generics
, 1. Gather Patient Info (Medical Records, Lab Results, Insurance Companies)
2. Finding issues with patient's medications (Duplicate drugs, Expired prescriptions,
Poor Adherence due to Side Effects or Cost)
3. Determining an Action Plan or MAP
5. Documentation and Follow Up
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What is the REMS program?
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Risk Evaluation and Mitigation
Strategy (REMS) - FDA
Risk Evaluation and Management
requirement for drug
System (REMS) - FDA program for
manufacturers to develop
drug approval process
strategies to assure safe use of a
specific drug
Regulatory Enforcement and Risk Assessment and Mitigation
Monitoring Strategy (REMS) - FDA System (REMS) - FDA guideline for
initiative for drug marketing drug pricing
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What is a Pharmaceutical Alternatives?
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Therapeutically equivalent to each other. Known or potential bioequivalence
problems may exist but have been found to meet standards for bioequivalence.
1st outpatient prescription drug coverage program available to all Medicare
beneficiaries. Private companies approved by Medicare provide the coverage.
- are different salts or complexes
- have different dosage forms
- data not generally available for FDA to make the determination of tablet to
capsule
, the movement of patients between health care practitioners, settings, and home as
their condition and care needs change
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What determines the sub rating of a product in the orange book?
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Manufacturing Process Dosage Form
Active Ingredient Brand Name
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hypercholesterolemia or hyperlipidemia
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, low cholesterol high blood pressure
elevated blood sugar elevated cholesterol
Don't know?
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How is MTM different from other pharmacy services?
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- It is PATIENT CENTERED instead of product centered
- a more comprehensive approach focusing on complete health care
- focuses on whole regimen not just one drug
- collaboration of pharmacist and other health care providers
1st outpatient prescription drug coverage program available to all Medicare
beneficiaries. Private companies approved by Medicare provide the coverage.
After patient meets CMS designated max amount they must pay up to 40% of drug
cost of their branded medications and up to 35% of the generics until they fulfil the
amount spending required. Once that's reached the patient is in the catastrophic
coverage level and receives a 75% discount for brand and generics
, 1. Gather Patient Info (Medical Records, Lab Results, Insurance Companies)
2. Finding issues with patient's medications (Duplicate drugs, Expired prescriptions,
Poor Adherence due to Side Effects or Cost)
3. Determining an Action Plan or MAP
5. Documentation and Follow Up
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What is the REMS program?
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Risk Evaluation and Mitigation
Strategy (REMS) - FDA
Risk Evaluation and Management
requirement for drug
System (REMS) - FDA program for
manufacturers to develop
drug approval process
strategies to assure safe use of a
specific drug
Regulatory Enforcement and Risk Assessment and Mitigation
Monitoring Strategy (REMS) - FDA System (REMS) - FDA guideline for
initiative for drug marketing drug pricing
Don't know?
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