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ff Verified Chapter's 1 - 73 | Complete Newest Version
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, Chapter 01: Prescriptive Authority and Role Implementation: Tradition vs.
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ff f ff
MULTIPLE ffCHOICE
1. Which ffof ffthe fffollowing ffhas ffinfluenced ffan ffemphasis ffon ffprimary ffcare ffeducation ffin
ff medicalfschools?
a. Changes ffin ffMedicare
ffreimbursementfmethods
ffrecommended ff in ff1992
b. Competition fffrom ffnonphysicians
ffdesiringfto ffmeet ff primary ffcare
ffshortages
c. The ffneed fffor ffmonopolistic ffcontrol ffin
ffthefmarketplace ffof ffprimary ffoutpatient
ff care
d. The ffrecognition ffthat ffnonphysicians
ffhavefvariable ffsuccess ffproviding
ffprimary ffcare
ANS: f f A
The ffPhysician ffPayment ffReview ffCommission ffin ff1992 ffdirectly ffincreased fffinancial
ffreimbursement ffto ffclinicians ffwho ffprovide ffprimary ffcare. ffCoupled ffwith ffa ffshortage ffof
ffprimary ffcare ffproviders, ffthis ffincentive ffled ffmedical ffschools ffto ffplace ffgreater ffemphasis
ffonfpreparing ffprimary ffcare ffphysicians. ffCompetition fffrom ffnonphysicians ffincreased
ffcoincidentally ffas ffprofessionals fffrom ffother ffdisciplines ffstepped ffup ffto ffmeet ffthe ffneeds.
Nonphysicians ffhave ffhad ffincreasing ffsuccess ffat ffproviding ffprimary ffcare ffand ffhave
ffbeenfshown ffto ffbe ffsafe ffand ffeffective.
DIF: Cognitive ffLevel: ffRemembering ff(Knowledge) REF: f f 2
2. Which ffof ffthe fffollowing ffstatements ffis fftrue ffabout ffthe ffprescribing ffpractices ffof ffphysicians?
a. Older ffphysicians fftend ffto ffprescribe
ffmorefappropriate ffmedications ffthan
ffyounger ffphysicians.
b. Antibiotic ffmedications ffremain ffin ffthe
fftopffive ffclassifications ffof ffmedications
ffprescribed.
c. Most ffphysicians ffrely ffon ffa ff“therapeutic
ffarmamentarium” ffthat ffconsists ffof ffless
ffthan
100 ffdrug ffpreparations ffper ffphysician.
d. The ffdominant ffform ffof ffdrug ffinformation
ffused ffby ffprimary ffcare ffphysicians
ffcontinuesfto ffbe ffthat ffprovided ffby
ffpharmaceutical ffcompanies.
Test ffBank ff- ffPharmacology fffor ffthe ffPrimary ffCare ffProvider, ff5th ffEdition ff(Edmunds), ffChapter
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ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff
ff 5th Editionff
by Constance G Visovsky & Cheryl H Zambroski & Rebecca M Lutz |
ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff
ff Verified Chapter's 1 - 73 | Complete Newest Version
ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff
Test ffBank ff- ffPharmacology fffor ffthe ffPrimary ffCare ffProvider, ff5th ffEdition ff(Edmunds), ffChapter
ff1-73
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,Test ffBank ff- ffPharmacology fffor ffthe ffPrimary ffCare ffProvider, ff5th ffEdition ff(Edmunds), ffChapter
ff1-73
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,Test ffBank ff- ffPharmacology fffor ffthe ffPrimary ffCare ffProvider, ff5th ffEdition ff(Edmunds), ffChapter
ff1-73
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, Chapter 01: Prescriptive Authority and Role Implementation: Tradition vs.
ff ff ff ff ff ff ff ff
ChangeTest Bank
ff f ff
MULTIPLE ffCHOICE
1. Which ffof ffthe fffollowing ffhas ffinfluenced ffan ffemphasis ffon ffprimary ffcare ffeducation ffin
ff medicalfschools?
a. Changes ffin ffMedicare
ffreimbursementfmethods
ffrecommended ff in ff1992
b. Competition fffrom ffnonphysicians
ffdesiringfto ffmeet ff primary ffcare
ffshortages
c. The ffneed fffor ffmonopolistic ffcontrol ffin
ffthefmarketplace ffof ffprimary ffoutpatient
ff care
d. The ffrecognition ffthat ffnonphysicians
ffhavefvariable ffsuccess ffproviding
ffprimary ffcare
ANS: f f A
The ffPhysician ffPayment ffReview ffCommission ffin ff1992 ffdirectly ffincreased fffinancial
ffreimbursement ffto ffclinicians ffwho ffprovide ffprimary ffcare. ffCoupled ffwith ffa ffshortage ffof
ffprimary ffcare ffproviders, ffthis ffincentive ffled ffmedical ffschools ffto ffplace ffgreater ffemphasis
ffonfpreparing ffprimary ffcare ffphysicians. ffCompetition fffrom ffnonphysicians ffincreased
ffcoincidentally ffas ffprofessionals fffrom ffother ffdisciplines ffstepped ffup ffto ffmeet ffthe ffneeds.
Nonphysicians ffhave ffhad ffincreasing ffsuccess ffat ffproviding ffprimary ffcare ffand ffhave
ffbeenfshown ffto ffbe ffsafe ffand ffeffective.
DIF: Cognitive ffLevel: ffRemembering ff(Knowledge) REF: f f 2
2. Which ffof ffthe fffollowing ffstatements ffis fftrue ffabout ffthe ffprescribing ffpractices ffof ffphysicians?
a. Older ffphysicians fftend ffto ffprescribe
ffmorefappropriate ffmedications ffthan
ffyounger ffphysicians.
b. Antibiotic ffmedications ffremain ffin ffthe
fftopffive ffclassifications ffof ffmedications
ffprescribed.
c. Most ffphysicians ffrely ffon ffa ff“therapeutic
ffarmamentarium” ffthat ffconsists ffof ffless
ffthan
100 ffdrug ffpreparations ffper ffphysician.
d. The ffdominant ffform ffof ffdrug ffinformation
ffused ffby ffprimary ffcare ffphysicians
ffcontinuesfto ffbe ffthat ffprovided ffby
ffpharmaceutical ffcompanies.
Test ffBank ff- ffPharmacology fffor ffthe ffPrimary ffCare ffProvider, ff5th ffEdition ff(Edmunds), ffChapter
ff1-73
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