Patient Care Basics Exam Graded A+
A disorder marked by excessive salivation. - ANSWER-Hygrostomia
A drug pedigree refers to: - ANSWER-The tracking of drug storage conditions from
manufacturer to point of sale
A pharmacist is talking with a patient with diabetes, and he noticed that the patient has
poor eating habits that are affecting his overall health. The pharmacist provided
information, guidance and developed a plan to improve the patient's eating habits. The
pharmacist hopes that the patient makes a voluntary decision to improve his eating
habits and overall health. This is an example of: - ANSWER-health education
A pharmacist teaches a young patient on how to use epinephrine in case of an
anaphylactic reaction. What stage of the Social Cognitive theory is this? - ANSWER-
behavioral capability
According to the 2019 National Pharmacists Workforce Study, the most common
patient-care service provided in community pharmacy is - ANSWER-Immunization
According to the pharmaceutical care model, which of the following best describes the
responsibility of the pharmacist in the drug use process? - ANSWER-Identification,
prevention, and resolution of drug therapy problems
After a health fair, all completed forms, such as the signed NSU Screening Consent
form, must be______________. - ANSWER-Submitted to the NSU Clinic Pharmacy as
soon as possible for storage
All of the following are advantages of using the electronic health records except: -
ANSWER-Reduce efficiency and cost effectiveness
At health fairs, for a participant to receive a fingerstick to measure blood glucose or to
have their blood pressure measured, he or she_____________ - ANSWER-must sign
the NSU Screening consent form giving us permission to perform the screenings
Buying groups are important for obtaining drugs because: - ANSWER-The purchase
price of medication is lower as a result of increased buying power
Electronic Prescribing has many benefits in healthcare. Which of the following is/are
benefit(s) of using electronic prescribing? - ANSWER-Reduced non-formulary
prescribing and delays in care
Reduced hospitalizations and readmissions
, Improved patient safety-reducing medication errors and screening for drugs
Eye pain is referred as: - ANSWER-opthalmalgia
Health behaviors theories can help pharmacists to: - ANSWER-Guide their practice
Assist patients with medication adherence
Explain or predict a patient's health behavior
Historically, clinical pharmacy has been primarily viewed as - ANSWER-the rebirth or
reconstruction of the profession
Hypokalemia is defined as: - ANSWER-low potassium levels in the blood
In the Patient Care Process, what does the term 'collect' refer to? - ANSWER-Gather
information
In the Patient Care Process, what does the term 'implement' refer to? - ANSWER-
provide therapy
In the Patient Care Process, what is an example of a plan? - ANSWER-order laboratory
tests
Inflammation of the gums - ANSWER-Gingivitis
Interoperability efforts took a major step forward with nationwide implementation of e-
prescribing, the ability of Pharmacy Health Information networks to connect prescribers,
payers, and pharmacies to electronically exchange prescription-related information.
Which of the following statement best describes the impact of e-prescribing? -
ANSWER-E-prescribing addresses safety concerns on both the prescribing and
dispensing ends of the process
John and Julia went to a party and were offered alcoholic beverages. John started
drinking heavily, and Julia expressed concerns about him having to drive back. John
dismissed Julia's concerns, saying, "We will be fine, don't be silly, I will be able to drive
back, nothing will happen" John's comment is an example of: - ANSWER-perceived
severity or self-efficacy
Maria works in a busy restaurant in Miami Beach. She is 25 years old and has asthma.
The restaurant has an outside area in which customers are allowed to smoke. Maria's
boss often assigns her to work outside, and she has seen a detrimental effect on her
asthma, mainly due to that situation. Using the ecological model, this is an example of
which level? - ANSWER-Institutional
A disorder marked by excessive salivation. - ANSWER-Hygrostomia
A drug pedigree refers to: - ANSWER-The tracking of drug storage conditions from
manufacturer to point of sale
A pharmacist is talking with a patient with diabetes, and he noticed that the patient has
poor eating habits that are affecting his overall health. The pharmacist provided
information, guidance and developed a plan to improve the patient's eating habits. The
pharmacist hopes that the patient makes a voluntary decision to improve his eating
habits and overall health. This is an example of: - ANSWER-health education
A pharmacist teaches a young patient on how to use epinephrine in case of an
anaphylactic reaction. What stage of the Social Cognitive theory is this? - ANSWER-
behavioral capability
According to the 2019 National Pharmacists Workforce Study, the most common
patient-care service provided in community pharmacy is - ANSWER-Immunization
According to the pharmaceutical care model, which of the following best describes the
responsibility of the pharmacist in the drug use process? - ANSWER-Identification,
prevention, and resolution of drug therapy problems
After a health fair, all completed forms, such as the signed NSU Screening Consent
form, must be______________. - ANSWER-Submitted to the NSU Clinic Pharmacy as
soon as possible for storage
All of the following are advantages of using the electronic health records except: -
ANSWER-Reduce efficiency and cost effectiveness
At health fairs, for a participant to receive a fingerstick to measure blood glucose or to
have their blood pressure measured, he or she_____________ - ANSWER-must sign
the NSU Screening consent form giving us permission to perform the screenings
Buying groups are important for obtaining drugs because: - ANSWER-The purchase
price of medication is lower as a result of increased buying power
Electronic Prescribing has many benefits in healthcare. Which of the following is/are
benefit(s) of using electronic prescribing? - ANSWER-Reduced non-formulary
prescribing and delays in care
Reduced hospitalizations and readmissions
, Improved patient safety-reducing medication errors and screening for drugs
Eye pain is referred as: - ANSWER-opthalmalgia
Health behaviors theories can help pharmacists to: - ANSWER-Guide their practice
Assist patients with medication adherence
Explain or predict a patient's health behavior
Historically, clinical pharmacy has been primarily viewed as - ANSWER-the rebirth or
reconstruction of the profession
Hypokalemia is defined as: - ANSWER-low potassium levels in the blood
In the Patient Care Process, what does the term 'collect' refer to? - ANSWER-Gather
information
In the Patient Care Process, what does the term 'implement' refer to? - ANSWER-
provide therapy
In the Patient Care Process, what is an example of a plan? - ANSWER-order laboratory
tests
Inflammation of the gums - ANSWER-Gingivitis
Interoperability efforts took a major step forward with nationwide implementation of e-
prescribing, the ability of Pharmacy Health Information networks to connect prescribers,
payers, and pharmacies to electronically exchange prescription-related information.
Which of the following statement best describes the impact of e-prescribing? -
ANSWER-E-prescribing addresses safety concerns on both the prescribing and
dispensing ends of the process
John and Julia went to a party and were offered alcoholic beverages. John started
drinking heavily, and Julia expressed concerns about him having to drive back. John
dismissed Julia's concerns, saying, "We will be fine, don't be silly, I will be able to drive
back, nothing will happen" John's comment is an example of: - ANSWER-perceived
severity or self-efficacy
Maria works in a busy restaurant in Miami Beach. She is 25 years old and has asthma.
The restaurant has an outside area in which customers are allowed to smoke. Maria's
boss often assigns her to work outside, and she has seen a detrimental effect on her
asthma, mainly due to that situation. Using the ecological model, this is an example of
which level? - ANSWER-Institutional
