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Ms. Roberts returns to the pharmacy to beg for assistance. She received her flu
shot the day before and reports that her arm is painful. She denies having
limited range of motion. After inspecting the injection site, the pharmacist
notices no redness or bruises. What should a pharmacist do? - ANSWER Tell
Mr. Robert that discomfort at the spot is a common side effect. I recommend
that she address her pain with ice packs and over-the-counter medicines. Inform
her that the soreness will last only 1-2 days. If not, she should consult a doctor.
Jean is a regular customer of your pharmacy, and she is there for her annual flu
vaccine. She is 56 years old and a smoker. Her meds include a thyroid
supplement for hypothyroidism and an occasional dose of naproxen 500 mg for
osteoarthritis. Her immunization record includes having the pneumococcal
polysaccharide vaccine three years ago, as well as her annual flu shot last year.
Which of the following vaccinations should the pharmacist suggest for her? -
ANSWER need to find out
Simon came to the drugstore today to get his flu vaccine. He is 63 years old and
was recently diagnosed with diabetes. Simon smokes and is overweight. He
understands that his smoking history has an impact on his health. His doctor is
advising him to get vaccinated against pneumococcal illness. What is the best
pneumococcal vaccine regimen for this patient?What should the pharmacist
propose for William? - ANSWER Administer Pneumovax 23 today, and teach
him to address Prevner 13 with his health care or immunization provider after
he reaches 65 years.
Which of the following is the best strategy for pharmacists to overcome patient
resistance to immunization? - ANSWER Take time to explain why the
immunization is advised.
Lola, a 32-year-old pregnant patient, is picking up her prenatal vitamins. The
pharmacy technician inquires whether she has received her flu vaccination yet.
Lola says she intended to receive it from her doctor's office. The pharmacy
worker advises Lisa that she can get her flu vaccination right immediately at the
Ms. Roberts returns to the pharmacy to beg for assistance. She received her flu
shot the day before and reports that her arm is painful. She denies having
limited range of motion. After inspecting the injection site, the pharmacist
notices no redness or bruises. What should a pharmacist do? - ANSWER Tell
Mr. Robert that discomfort at the spot is a common side effect. I recommend
that she address her pain with ice packs and over-the-counter medicines. Inform
her that the soreness will last only 1-2 days. If not, she should consult a doctor.
Jean is a regular customer of your pharmacy, and she is there for her annual flu
vaccine. She is 56 years old and a smoker. Her meds include a thyroid
supplement for hypothyroidism and an occasional dose of naproxen 500 mg for
osteoarthritis. Her immunization record includes having the pneumococcal
polysaccharide vaccine three years ago, as well as her annual flu shot last year.
Which of the following vaccinations should the pharmacist suggest for her? -
ANSWER need to find out
Simon came to the drugstore today to get his flu vaccine. He is 63 years old and
was recently diagnosed with diabetes. Simon smokes and is overweight. He
understands that his smoking history has an impact on his health. His doctor is
advising him to get vaccinated against pneumococcal illness. What is the best
pneumococcal vaccine regimen for this patient?What should the pharmacist
propose for William? - ANSWER Administer Pneumovax 23 today, and teach
him to address Prevner 13 with his health care or immunization provider after
he reaches 65 years.
Which of the following is the best strategy for pharmacists to overcome patient
resistance to immunization? - ANSWER Take time to explain why the
immunization is advised.
Lola, a 32-year-old pregnant patient, is picking up her prenatal vitamins. The
pharmacy technician inquires whether she has received her flu vaccination yet.
Lola says she intended to receive it from her doctor's office. The pharmacy
worker advises Lisa that she can get her flu vaccination right immediately at the
