Module 4
A prescription is written by a prescriber for a patient to use at this location.
What is home?
This act, passed in 1906, established the FDA and required drug labeling.
What is the Pure Food and Drug Act?
This type of pharmacy is locally-owned and independent.
What is an independent pharmacy?
HIPAA stands for this.
What is Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act?
A red flag that indicates a website has untrustworthy information is this.
What is lack of author credentials, no date, poor grammar, or excessive ads?
This item is required on a prescription but NOT on a medication order.
What is the number of refills?
This historical figure documented medicinal plants and established ethical principles in healthcare.
Who is Hippocrates?
A pharmacy technician can perform this task under the supervision of a pharmacist.
What is filling prescriptions or inventory management?
This type of information is protected under HIPAA.
What is PHI (Protected Health Information)?
This type of reference includes original research studies and peer-reviewed journals.
What is a primary reference?
In Texas, this type of healthcare professional can prescribe medications independently.
What is a physician (MD), dentist (DMD/DDS), or nurse practitioner (NP)?
This act, passed in 1970, established the DEA and drug scheduling system.
What is the Controlled Substances Act?
This is a task that a pharmacy technician CANNOT perform.
What is patient counseling, final prescription verification, or clinical drug therapy recommendations?
This is an example of PHI.
What is a patient's name, medical record number, diagnosis, or prescription information?
This type of reference summarizes and organizes information from primary sources.
What is a secondary reference?
A controlled substance Schedule II prescription requires this person's DEA number.
What is the prescriber's DEA number?
This pharmacist/chemist pioneered modern pharmacology and toxicology in the 1500s.
Who is Paracelsus?
CVS and Walgreens are examples of this type of pharmacy.
What is a chain pharmacy?
The proper way to dispose of documents containing PHI is to do this.
What is shred them or use certified medical waste disposal services?
Examples of tertiary references include this.
What is textbooks, handbooks, and encyclopedias?
This is the difference between a primary prescriber and a secondary prescriber.
What is that a primary prescriber has independent prescriptive authority, while a secondary prescriber works under supervision or delegation?
This historical event in the 2000s modernized pharmacy practice and patient safety through digital records.
What is the adoption of Electronic Health Records (EHRs)?
Mayo Clinic and Cleveland Clinic are examples of this type of hospital pharmacy.
What is a non-profit hospital pharmacy?
This is the ability to understand, respect, and work effectively with people from different cultures.
What is cultural competence?
This term refers to false information created and shared to deliberately mislead.
What is disinformation?