What is the study of how drugs affect the body?
What is pharmacology
What does βBIDβ mean?
What is twice daily
What is the generic name for Tylenol?
What is acetaminophen
What should you do with expired medications?
What is dispose of them properly
What is one common reason patients miss doses?
What is forgetfulness
What does OTC stand for?
What is over-the-counter
What does βPRNβ mean?
What is as needed
What is the brand name for loratadine?
What is Claritin
Taking two doses instead of one is considered what type of error?
What is a dosing error
What is a tool to help patients remember medications?
What is a pill organizer
What organ is primarily responsible for drug metabolism?
What is the liver
What does βPOβ mean?
What is by mouth
What is the generic name for Benadryl?
What is diphenhydramine
Why should antibiotics not be used for colds?
What is they do not treat viral infections
What is the term for taking medication exactly as prescribed?
What is adherence
What type of drug reduces inflammation and pain like ibuprofen?
What are NSAIDs
What does βHSβ mean?
What is at bedtime
What is the brand name for simvastatin commonly known for cholesterol?
What is Zocor
What should patients do if they miss a dose?
What is take it ASAP or skip if close to next dose (no double dose)
Name one barrier to adherence you may hear on calls
What is cost / side effects / confusion / access
What is the term for a medicationβs intended use or purpose?
What is an indication
What does βQDβ mean?
What is once daily
What is the difference between brand and generic drugs?
What is same active ingredient but different name/cost
What serious risk can occur when medications are taken incorrectly?
What is adverse drug reaction
What is one intervention you can suggest to improve adherence?
What is reminders, syncing meds, education, or 90-day supply