TEST BANK For Edmunds' Pharmacology for the Primary Care Provider, 5th
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by Constance G Visovsky & Cheryl H Zambroski & Rebecca M Lutz | Verified
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Chapter's 1 - 73 | Complete Newest Version
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Test |Bank |- |Pharmacology |for |the |Primary |Care |Provider, |5th |Edition |(Edmunds), |Chapter |1-73
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,Test |Bank |- |Pharmacology |for |the |Primary |Care |Provider, |5th |Edition |(Edmunds), |Chapter |1-73
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,Test |Bank |- |Pharmacology |for |the |Primary |Care |Provider, |5th |Edition |(Edmunds), |Chapter |1-73
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, Chapter 01: Prescriptive Authority and Role Implementation: Tradition vs. ChangeTest
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MULTIPLE |CHOICE
1. Which |of |the |following |has |influenced |an |emphasis |on |primary |care |education |in
medical|schools?
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a. Changes |in |Medicare
|reimbursement|methods
|recommended | in |1992
b. Competition |from |nonphysicians
|desiring|to |meet | primary |care |shortages
c. The |need |for |monopolistic |control |in
|the|marketplace |of |primary |outpatient
| care
d. The |recognition |that |nonphysicians
|have|variable |success |providing
|primary |care
ANS: | A
The |Physician |Payment |Review |Commission |in |1992 |directly |increased |financial
|reimbursement |to |clinicians |who |provide |primary |care. |Coupled |with |a |shortage |of
|primary |care |providers, |this |incentive |led |medical |schools |to |place |greater |emphasis |on
|preparing |primary |care |physicians. |Competition |from |nonphysicians |increased
|coincidentally |as |professionals |from |other |disciplines |stepped |up |to |meet |the |needs.
Nonphysicians |have |had |increasing |success |at |providing |primary |care |and |have |been
|shown |to |be |safe |and |effective.
DIF: Cognitive |Level: |Remembering |(Knowledge) REF: | 2
2. Which |of |the |following |statements |is |true |about |the |prescribing |practices |of |physicians?
a. Older |physicians |tend |to |prescribe
|more|appropriate |medications |than
|younger |physicians.
b. Antibiotic |medications |remain |in |the
|top|five |classifications |of |medications
|prescribed.
c. Most |physicians |rely |on |a |“therapeutic
|armamentarium” |that |consists |of |less
|than
100 |drug |preparations |per |physician.
d. The |dominant |form |of |drug |information
|used |by |primary |care |physicians
|continues|to |be |that |provided |by
|pharmaceutical |companies.
ANS: | D
Test |Bank |- |Pharmacology |for |the |Primary |Care |Provider, |5th |Edition |(Edmunds), |Chapter |1-73
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| | | | | | | | | |
Edition
|
by Constance G Visovsky & Cheryl H Zambroski & Rebecca M Lutz | Verified
| | | | | | | | | | | | |
Chapter's 1 - 73 | Complete Newest Version
| | | | | | | |
Test |Bank |- |Pharmacology |for |the |Primary |Care |Provider, |5th |Edition |(Edmunds), |Chapter |1-73
1
,Test |Bank |- |Pharmacology |for |the |Primary |Care |Provider, |5th |Edition |(Edmunds), |Chapter |1-73
2
,Test |Bank |- |Pharmacology |for |the |Primary |Care |Provider, |5th |Edition |(Edmunds), |Chapter |1-73
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, Chapter 01: Prescriptive Authority and Role Implementation: Tradition vs. ChangeTest
| | | | | | | | | |
Bank
|
MULTIPLE |CHOICE
1. Which |of |the |following |has |influenced |an |emphasis |on |primary |care |education |in
medical|schools?
|
a. Changes |in |Medicare
|reimbursement|methods
|recommended | in |1992
b. Competition |from |nonphysicians
|desiring|to |meet | primary |care |shortages
c. The |need |for |monopolistic |control |in
|the|marketplace |of |primary |outpatient
| care
d. The |recognition |that |nonphysicians
|have|variable |success |providing
|primary |care
ANS: | A
The |Physician |Payment |Review |Commission |in |1992 |directly |increased |financial
|reimbursement |to |clinicians |who |provide |primary |care. |Coupled |with |a |shortage |of
|primary |care |providers, |this |incentive |led |medical |schools |to |place |greater |emphasis |on
|preparing |primary |care |physicians. |Competition |from |nonphysicians |increased
|coincidentally |as |professionals |from |other |disciplines |stepped |up |to |meet |the |needs.
Nonphysicians |have |had |increasing |success |at |providing |primary |care |and |have |been
|shown |to |be |safe |and |effective.
DIF: Cognitive |Level: |Remembering |(Knowledge) REF: | 2
2. Which |of |the |following |statements |is |true |about |the |prescribing |practices |of |physicians?
a. Older |physicians |tend |to |prescribe
|more|appropriate |medications |than
|younger |physicians.
b. Antibiotic |medications |remain |in |the
|top|five |classifications |of |medications
|prescribed.
c. Most |physicians |rely |on |a |“therapeutic
|armamentarium” |that |consists |of |less
|than
100 |drug |preparations |per |physician.
d. The |dominant |form |of |drug |information
|used |by |primary |care |physicians
|continues|to |be |that |provided |by
|pharmaceutical |companies.
ANS: | D
Test |Bank |- |Pharmacology |for |the |Primary |Care |Provider, |5th |Edition |(Edmunds), |Chapter |1-73
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