FIPP Rational Exam 2 Questions And Accurate
Answers (A+)
reasons for advocating for pharmacy profession
-keep up with health care/pharmacy issues that need addressed for societal need
-keep up to date on legislative topics that can affect profession
-addressing outside negative influences such as reimbursement changes
=scope of practice limitations/changes
list and apply where policy change occurs
-national level- federal law
-state level- state law and rules
-company or corp
-associations- best practice guidelines
identify the current priority national advocacy effort
APhA, ASHP, NACDS, AACP
discuss why advocacy is an important part of being a pharmacy professional
it enables the patient to make informed decisions, professional and moral/ethical
obligation,
explain the meaning of advocacy
the act of defending or arguing in favor of something, such as a cause, idea, or policy
give examples of a pharmacist as a patient advocate
, -support system that assists patient in communicating with medical staff -can enable
patient to be part of their care
-Information and resources are organized to assist in decision making
Role of the sick and illness behaviours
Sick role refers to the socially accepted roles dealt with illness such as missing school
or work whereas illness behaviours are recognizing the illness and seeking help such as
seeing a consultant or visiting a pharmacy for prescription
Components that make the health belief model
Identify and describe the stages of Kubler-Ross model
stages of grief:
-denial
-anger
-bargaining
-depression
-acceptance
Identify roles for pharmacists in emergency preparedness and response
Medication information, development of policies and procedures, incorporation of
pharmaceutical programs and plans into exercises/training, treatment/ Health
education, educators, consultation to public health programs-off target adverse
reactions, contraindication, resistance development, procurement select
pharmaceuticals and supplies-but not for self/ organization, ensure integrity and
provide counselling
Answers (A+)
reasons for advocating for pharmacy profession
-keep up with health care/pharmacy issues that need addressed for societal need
-keep up to date on legislative topics that can affect profession
-addressing outside negative influences such as reimbursement changes
=scope of practice limitations/changes
list and apply where policy change occurs
-national level- federal law
-state level- state law and rules
-company or corp
-associations- best practice guidelines
identify the current priority national advocacy effort
APhA, ASHP, NACDS, AACP
discuss why advocacy is an important part of being a pharmacy professional
it enables the patient to make informed decisions, professional and moral/ethical
obligation,
explain the meaning of advocacy
the act of defending or arguing in favor of something, such as a cause, idea, or policy
give examples of a pharmacist as a patient advocate
, -support system that assists patient in communicating with medical staff -can enable
patient to be part of their care
-Information and resources are organized to assist in decision making
Role of the sick and illness behaviours
Sick role refers to the socially accepted roles dealt with illness such as missing school
or work whereas illness behaviours are recognizing the illness and seeking help such as
seeing a consultant or visiting a pharmacy for prescription
Components that make the health belief model
Identify and describe the stages of Kubler-Ross model
stages of grief:
-denial
-anger
-bargaining
-depression
-acceptance
Identify roles for pharmacists in emergency preparedness and response
Medication information, development of policies and procedures, incorporation of
pharmaceutical programs and plans into exercises/training, treatment/ Health
education, educators, consultation to public health programs-off target adverse
reactions, contraindication, resistance development, procurement select
pharmaceuticals and supplies-but not for self/ organization, ensure integrity and
provide counselling
