Name that Doctor
Common Medications
Communication
Medicine Tools and Storage
Safety and Danger
100

Teeth and oral hygiene

Dentist

100

A common pain reliever.

acetaminophen or tylenol.

100

True or False: Good communication is the responsibility of the doctor and his/her staff only.


False: Good communication is also the responsibility of the patient.

100

What is a dosing cup?


A measuring tool packaged with medicines you drink, such as cough syrup

100

what is it called when you have taken too much of a medication?

an overdose.

200

Skin 

Dermatologist

200

A type of common medication for heartburn discomfort.

antacid or tums

200

True or False: I should not ask questions if medical staff are very busy.

False: Always ask questions! Medical staff are trained to answer your questions no matter what.

200

This item can keep individuals on track with their medications.

Pill Box Organizer

200

Drinking alcohol and taking certain medications can damage this organ?

Liver

300

Heart

Cardiologist

300

True or False: Over-The-Counter medication, such as Advil or cough medicine, do not cause any side effects.

False: Over-The-Counter medication can cause side effects. Always read the labels.

300

True or False: If I miss out on information, I can always find out more from friends and family.

False: The doctor, pharmacist, and nursing staff are the most credible sources of information.

300

Name 3 ways to help remember to take your medication.

Use an alarm

Lump it with something you already do (a meal)

Leave the medication in a prominent spot

Use supports

300

Actions that you take in advance to prevent something dangerous from happening.

Precautions 

400

General care for adults

PCP- Primary care physician

400

Medicine you might take when you may be having an allergic reaction.

anithistamine. ex Benedryl

400

What can you do to prepare for a doctor's appointment? 

  • Make a list and prioritize your concerns
  • Take information with you to the doctor
  • Consider bringing a family member or friend to the doctor’s visit
  • Keep your doctor up to date
  • Be sure you can see and hear as well as possible
  • Request an interpreter if you need one
400

Should you store medication in the bathroom?

No, heat and moisture from your shower, bath, and sink may damage your medicine. Your medicines can become less potent, or they may go bad before the expiration date.

400

3 things you should tell your pharmacist or health care professional.

What is the medicine you are on, your symptoms, and how long you have been feeling them?

500

 hormonal (endocrine) disorders.

Endocrinologists,

500

What are NSAIDS?

A class of pain relievers- Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs

500

Name 2 facts you should always keep your pharmacists informed of?

allergies, pregnancy, other medications (Rx or OTC), vitamins, other medical conditions

500

What is an example of unsafe medicine storage?

storing medicine on a table that a child can reach. 

500

Two reason not to take medication from friends.


 not taking the right medication and it could make the condition worse