Pa pharm - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Independent Prescriptive Authority - This group of prescribers have full prescribing authority that is not limited or dependent on any supervisory practitioner. Medication prescribing, however, must be conducted within the prescriber's scope of practice: a. Physicians (MD, DO) - doctor of medicine - doctor of osteopathy - doctor of podiatric medicine - doctor of dental medicine - doctor of veterinary medicine - psychiatrist - ophthalmologists b. Inters and Residents - authorized to ...

PA Pharmacy Law pg 98-127 - Dr. Gallagher

Composition of the State Board of Pharmacy (9) - correct answer a. Commissioner of Professional and Occupational Affairs b. Director of Bureau of Consumer Protection c. *2* Public Representatives (appointed by the governor) d. *2* Independent Retail Pharmacist e. *2* Retail Chain Pharmacist f. *1* Acute Care Institutional Pharmacist State Board Requirements - correct answer a. Executive Secretary must be a licensed Pharmacist and the Board Counsel must be an attorney b. members are app...

Inspections for Retail Pharmacy - Completed by Board of Pharmacy *Can NOT refuse* Inspections for Hospitals - Completed by Department of Health, who in turn can report findings to the State Board of Pharmacy *Can NOT refuse* Timeline Requirements for Name & Address Changes - Address--Inform Board within 10 days Name & Email Address--Inform promptly, no exact timeline given Info on Request Form Includes: Former address OR name, New address OR name, License Number, SSN, DOB, and Legal doc...

PA PHARMACY LAW PG 77-98 - DR. GALLAGHER EXAM 2024 Composition of the State Board of Pharmacy (9) - correct answer a. Commissioner of Professional and Occupational Affairs b. Director of Bureau of Consumer Protection c. *2* Public Representatives (appointed by the governor) d. *2* Independent Retail Pharmacist e. *2* Retail Chain Pharmacist f. *1* Acute Care Institutional Pharmacist State Board Requirements - correct answer a. Executive Secretary must be a licensed Pharmacist and t...

Pharmacology WEEK 1, Pharm Week 7 Quiz 4 *Cardiac*, Quiz wk 13, Pharm Exam 5 Antimicrobial Drugs Review, Wk 11 Quiz Pharmacology Review, Wk 10 Pharm (Endocrine Drugs), Wk 9 Pharm (Gastrointestinal Drugs), Wk 10 Pharm (Endocrine Drugs), Wk 9 Pharm Autonomy self-government Beneficence Doing good or causing good to be done; kindly action Justice Respecting the rights of others and giving them what is rightfully theirs Pharmacokinetics what the body does to the drug Pharmacodynamics what...

cate) rules and regulations pursuant to the Pharmacy Act Reasons for Penalties - correct answer 1. Procure a license through fraud, misrepresentation, or deceit (lying about CE credits) 2. Felony in connection with the practice of pharmacy of any offense involving moral turpitude (doesn't have to relate to pharmacy) 3. Impaired professional duties because of alcohol or controlled substances 4. Unfit to practice because of physical or mental diseases 5. Suspended or revoked licenses from ...

PA PHARMACY LAW (THE CODE: GREEN BOOK) How long does pharmacy/pharmacist have to notify Board of change in address? - correct answer 10 days Pharmacy Permit - correct answer -Name/Address of pharmacy (cannot advertise any name other than one under which it is registered) -Name of current owner -Name of current pharmacist manager Under these conditions, prescription area may be open if sole pharmacist takes 30minute break - correct answer 1. Pharmacist remains in immediate building c...

How long does pharmacy/pharmacist have to notify Board of change in address? - correct answer 10 days Pharmacy Permit - correct answer -Name/Address of pharmacy (cannot advertise any name other than one under which it is registered) -Name of current owner -Name of current pharmacist manager Under these conditions, prescription area may be open if sole pharmacist takes 30minute break - correct answer 1. Pharmacist remains in immediate building containing pharmacy (retail store, hospital; ...

EXAM 1 CCM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% 2023/2024 critical care history nursing units specifically for the critically and acutely ill 1800s- clustering concept- put sickest patients in same unit (Nightingale) early 1900s- neurosurgical ICU (first ICU in US- Johns Hopkins) 1950s- specialty units for airway management and ventilation run by professional experts 1960s- monitoring capabilities and new use of nursing management protocols- arterial line, EKG, etc. 1970s- ICU "standard"- every...