Pharmacy Practice Chapter 1: Practice Test
What is the purpose of medication therapy management (MTM)? - Answer-a. to ensure best health outcomes for drug therapy CorrectPharmacists are the ideal professionals to act as counselors and case managers to help patients choose, use and monitor their drugs in a more holistic manner for the best health outcomes. pg 16 The only available certification program for pharmacy technicians is the Exam for Certification as Pharmacy Technicians (ExCPT). - Answer-Pharmacy technicians have a choice of two exams to take to become certified. While most states the PTCE and it is the most accepted exam, numerous states also accept the ExCPT. Always check with your state regulations to make sure one is not require over the other. During the pharmacy profession's traditional era, - Answer-most prescriptions were compounded by a pharmacist. CorrectCompounding by a pharmacist with assistants and apprentices to help was the mainstay of pharmacy during the traditional era. page 11 Match the term with the era. Compounding by Pharmacists Hepler and Strand develop framework Medication Therapy Management Pharmaceutical manufacturers produce and mass market Millis Commission Report - Answer-The correct answer is: Compounding by Pharmacists → Traditional Era, Hepler and Strand develop framework for pharmaceutical care → Pharmaceutical Counseling Era, Medication Therapy Management → 21st Century, Pharmaceutical manufacturers produce and mass market → Scientific Era, Millis Commission Report → Clinical Era pg 11-14 In order to increase your marketability as a technician, it is helpful to gain an additional certification in - Answer-All of these choices are correct. CorrectBy adding additional certifications to your pharmacy technician certification, you make yourself more marketable and able to expand your responsibilities and pay range. pg 29 Wh
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