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MTM Questions and Answers with Certified Solutions Which of the following best describes medication reconciliation? 1. Compiling a list of a patient's medications. 2. Performing a drug utilization review. 3. Performing a comprehensive evaluation of a patient's medication regimen any time there is a change in therapy. 4. Reviewing a patient's PMR with all prescribers. 3. Performing a comprehensive evaluation of a patient's medication regimen any time there is a change in therapy Which of...

EXSS 181 Exam II Questions with Correct Answers What are the 4 Steps of a PST program & what happens in each step?* - Answer-1. Education & Assessment: convey importance, explain limitations 2. Acquisition: strategies, techniques, & prioritization 3. Practice: automation (practice it so much that it's automatic), integration (use skill in practice), & simulation (game-like mentality) 4. Evaluation and Reassess Self regulation - Answer-ability to work toward one's short & long term goal...

Which of the following best describes medication reconciliation? 1. Compiling a list of a patient's medications. 2. Performing a drug utilization review. 3. Performing a comprehensive evaluation of a patient's medication regimen any time there is a change in therapy. 4. Reviewing a patient's PMR with all prescribers. : 3. Performing a comprehensive evaluation of a patient's medication regimen any time there is a change in therapy Which of the following statements about a personal m...

Which of the following best describes medication reconciliation? 1. Compiling a list of a patient's medications. 2. Performing a drug utilization review. 3. Performing a comprehensive evaluation of a patient's medication regimen any time there is a change in therapy. 4. Reviewing a patient's PMR with all prescribers. - ️️3. Performing a comprehensive evaluation of a patient's medication regimen any time there is a change in therapy Which of the following statements about a perso...

4 steps of PST program - 1. Education and assessment: teach importance 2. Acquisition: create strategies for learning skills 3. Practice: 4. Evaluation: did it work? Why are the phases of PST programs described as a circular process? - you always reassess at the end and try again What is the ultimate goal of PST? - Self Regulation: the ability to work towards one's short and long term goals by effectively motion and managing one's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. What are self-regula...

You are treating a 20-year-old female with multiple aphthous ulcers. She complains of a moderate amount of pain. You decide to prescribe "magic mouthwash" for the patient to swish and spit. Which of the following combinations of medicines is appropriate? - Answer- A very commonly used combination of medicines to promote relief of discomfort and healing include liquid diphenhydramine, antacid, tetracycline, and 2% viscous xylocaine. A 17-year-old male is brought to your Emergency Department ...

The percentage of the FVC expired in one second is - FEV1/FVC ratio The aging process causes what normal physiological changes in the heart - The heart valve thickens and becomes rigid, secondary to fibrosis and sclerosis A 55 yo Caucasian male follows up after referral to cardiologist. He thinks his med is causing a cough and sometimes he has difficulty breathing. Which med was most likely prescribed? - Lisinopril MJ presents with h/o structural damage with current s/s of HF. Treatment wi...

You know the following statements regarding the pain of acute coronary syndrome are true except: a. May last longer than 20min b. May radiate to arms, back, neck, jaw c. Present atypically more often in men than women d. May be retrosternal or poorly localized - C A - You are reviewing a pt chart before the exam. You note that the pt is using topical capsaicin. You know that topical capsaicin is often used for tx of: a. Diabetic neuropathy b. Stress reduction c. All answers are appropr...

Sensitivity - defined as the ability of a test to detect a person who has the disease. Specificity - defined as the ability of a test to detect a person who is healthy or to detect the person without the disease. Trauma to Kiesselbachs plexus - will result in an anterior nosebleed The diagnostic or gold standard test for sickle cell anemia, G6PD anemia, and alpha or beta thalassemia - hemoglobin electrophoresis questions asking for "action" - the initial action might...

Trauma to Kiesselbachs plexus: - Will result in an anterior nosebleed The diagnostic or gold standard test for sickle cell anemia, G6PD anemia, and alpha or beta thalassemia: - Hemoglobin electrophoresis Erythromycin "allergy" vs adverse reaction: - Adverse reaction-symptoms of nausea or GI upset allergy -hives, angioedema Acute mononucleosis: - Pt will most likely be a teen presenting w classic triad of sore throat, prolonged fatigue, and enlarged cervical nodes. Alph...