Rxmeet final assessment

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Rxmeet Final Assessment

Welcome to the Rxmeet Final Assessment! This quiz is designed to evaluate your knowledge and understanding of pharmacy practices, medication safety, and error prevention strategies.

Test your skills with questions addressing:

High alert medications
Pharmacy workflow models
Strategies to reduce medication errors

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by AssessingPharmacy101

Which of the following is not a limitation to improving staff competency and education?

Staff turnover

Inadequate assessment

Resistance to change

Lack of standardization

A pharmacy triangle workflow model includes : (choose all that applies)

Pharmacist

Technician

Medication

Medication distributor

Staff errors in pharmacies can cause a variety of issues that compromise patient safety and lead to medication errors

True

False

What classifies a drug as a high alert medication?

Its ability to look and sound like another drug

Its difficult spelling

Its expensive cost

Its narrow therapeutic index

Which of the following is a NOT a High Risk Medication?

Potassium chloride injection

Insulin

Zestril (lisinopril)

Methotrexate

You are interviewing a patient in the ED who says “I think I take Coumadin 7mg daily.” How should you respond?

Enter Coumadin 7mg po 1x daily into the patient’s medication history.

Do not enter Coumadin in the medication record

Verify the Coumadin dose with the patient's previous medical record

Which of the following are NOT a strategy to avoid LASA errors?

TALL MAN lettering

Keep all LASA drugs together for easy identification

Include generic name along with the brand names in the medication administration records

Purchase and stock different strengths/concentrations of LASA drugs

Which of the following statements is INCORRECT regarding ISMP?

For-profit private organization

Publishes recommendations for patient safety

Analyzes errors and reports on recommendations for prevention

Operates a National Medication Errors Reporting Program for practitioners and consumers

Which of the following is NOT among the causes of medication errors?

Human errors

System issues

Environmental Factors

Research issues

Look-alike and sound-alike medications are caused of which type of errors?

Human errors

System issues

Environmental Factors

Communication errors

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