1-A mother comes to your pharmacy with concern of her child 2 yr old having fever and pharyngitis, currently using amoxicillin. What is appropriate recommendation? A-recommend ASA B-recommend oral ibuprofen C-Recommend acetaminophen suppositories D-Refer to Dr. E-do not recommend any medications Ans-B
2-A 18 year old women walks into pharmacy, wants to buy emergency contraception Plan-B. Pharmacist on duty believes do not allow dispensing contraceptive, and refuse to give oral contraceptives. What ethical principle is violated? A-Beneficence B-Non maleficence C-Autonomy D-veracity E-J ustice Ans-C
3-Patient profile includes sildenafil 50 mg and brings a prescription of erythromycin for 5 days upper respiratory infections, what is appropriate advice? A-Decrease dose of sildenafil 25 mg while using erythromycin B-Stop using sildenafil while using erythromycin C-Call doctor to change other antibiotic D-All of the above Ans-C
4-A patient comes to pick up refills alprazolam 0.5 mg tablets, 15 days before refill time, what action is appropriate? A-Ask him to come just before 4 to 5 days before refill B-Call doctor to get refill date change C-Ask patient reason for early refill D-Go to emergency or walk in clinic to get medication E- Refuse refills and educate patient about compliance www.pharmacyprep.com Pharmaceutical care Copyright 2000-2010 Tips Inc Prevent Piracy 1-2 Ans-C
5-A patient has received; wrong medication from pharmacy, and this was prescription error from prescriber. Who is responsible? A-Pharmacist B-Physician C-Patient D-All of the above E-A and B Ans-E 6-A mother wants to purchase medications for her 2-year-old son on her insurance plan, in which her son is not covered in policy. What is appropriate response? A-It is illegal B-It is unethical C-It is appropriate D-Pharmacist should offer beneficence E-It is non-malefecence Ans-A
7-Police officer comes to pharmacy, wants a patient profile. Patient caught having illegal drugs trafficking and found drug sample in his car trunk? As a pharmacist what is appropriate action? A-Give patient profile to police officer B-Ask police officer a letter of court warrant or patient authorization. C-Refuse and inform you cannot release patient information to police D-Police officer is law enforcement agency, thus you should release all information to police E-Never release patient information to police