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COMMUNITY PHARMACY AND MANAGEMENT

CHAPTER-2 PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE COMMUNITY PHARMACISTS

1. Hyper vitaminosis symptoms create following dysfunction-


a. Brain stroke
b. Irregular menstrual cycle
c. None of above
d. Both a&b
2 Which office announced women health?
a. ICMR
b. US FDA
c. NCL
d. None of above

3. Community pharmacist performed TDM in genotype reporting is known as--..


a. Protective pharmacology
b. Predictive pharmacology
c. Post pharmacology
d. Pre-active pharmacology

[Link] of the following is responsible for 7 star pharmacist?


a. Leader
b. Manager
c. Role Model
d. All of above

[Link] Stands for


a. Good Personal Project
b. Good Pharmacy Project
c. Good Pharmacy Practice
d. Good Pharmacy Price
[Link] effective medication therapy management function A related to---
a. Examine Patient Health & Needs
b. Family Planning
d. None of above
c. Contribute to improve effectiveness of the health-care system and public health

[Link] one is not included in the Professional Responsibilities of Community Pharmacists


[Link] dispense prescription medicines
[Link] Check patients' prescription legality for accuracy and safety
[Link] prescribe medicine for any diseases
[Link] sign and stamp the prescription after dispensing

[Link] counselling area should be equipped with


a. Refrigerator
b. Weight and height scale
c. computer
d. All of these
COMMUNITY PHARMACY AND MANAGEMENT
CHAPTER-2 PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE COMMUNITY PHARMACISTS

[Link] receiving the prescription, first responsibility of Pharmacist is


a. To dispense medicine
b. counselling of client
c. To confirm identity of client
d. To explain the price of medicine

10. Preparation of SOPs in Pharmacy is responsibility of


a. Pharmacist
b. Pharmacy assistant
c. Drug inspector
d. None

11. Which one of the following things is not necessary in counselling area?
a.A table.
[Link] for the Pharmacist and a couple of patients
[Link] for storing patient medication records
[Link]

12. A necessary document need to start the Community Pharmacy is


a. FDA license
b. Pharmacist registrations
c. NOC from local government organisation
d. All of these

[Link] aim of pharmacy services is to ensure ..


a. Development
b. Professional commitment
c. Optimal drug therapy
d. All of the above
[Link] entire healthcare delivery system
.. is the focus.
a. Pharmacist
b. Patient
c. Physician
d. Nurses

[Link] interaction of ..... With other healthcare professionals is a key element


a. Physician
b. Pharmacist
c. Medical practitioner
d. Nurses

[Link] the number of activities, ... of medicines is the pivotal responsibility of


community pharmacist.
a. Dispensing
b. Procurement
c. Supply
d. Storage
COMMUNITY PHARMACY AND MANAGEMENT
CHAPTER-2 PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE COMMUNITY PHARMACISTS

[Link] pronunciation is first indication of lack of knowledge, the statement relevant to


a. Drug product related
b. Patient centered care
c. Medication history
d. Preventive healthcare services

[Link] technology based biological and radio-pharmaceuticals comes under


[Link] product
[Link] product
[Link] product
[Link] of the above
[Link] care is .....
a. Drug centered practice
b. Pharmacist centered practice
c. Physician centered practice
d. Patient centered practice

[Link]/capsule dispensed in ....


[Link] tight plastic wallet
[Link] tight rigid container
[Link] manufacture's original pack
[Link] of above

21. ……..are written protocols and procedures in place within a pharmacy.


a. GPP
b. SOP
c. Both of above
d. None of above

22. For records, prescription should be kept for ....


Years.
a. 1 year
b. 2 years
c. 3 years
d. 6 months

23. In which year the International pharmaceutical federation adopted the guidelines for
GPP?
a. 1993
b. 1980
c. 2001
d. 1999

24. Find the odd term from the followings.


a. Communication
b. Counselling
c. Consulting
d. Contraindications
COMMUNITY PHARMACY AND MANAGEMENT
CHAPTER-2 PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE COMMUNITY PHARMACISTS

[Link] which year the drugs act 1940 became drugs and cosmetic act 1940?
a. 1945
b. 1962
c. 1947
d. 1950

26. Following are the characteristics of SOP ;


except .....
[Link] help to identify the areas that need improvement
[Link] communication with other healthcare professionals
[Link] is validated written document
[Link] save on training cost

[Link] statements describe SOP;except ...


a. Only one person should write SOP
b. SOPs need not be reviewed
c. SOPs are essential to implement GPP
d. Purpose of SOP is to carry out procedures correctly and always in same manner.

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An effective pharmacy counseling area must be equipped with a refrigerator, weight and height scale, and computer to facilitate comprehensive patient consultations and record keeping. These tools ensure that pharmacists can provide accurate advice and maintain essential patient information .

Patient-centered practice is crucial in pharmaceutical care as it focuses on the needs, well-being, and safety of patients. This approach implies that pharmacy operations must prioritize effective communication, personalized care plans, and continuous patient education and monitoring to enhance therapeutic outcomes and patient satisfaction .

Good Pharmacy Practice (GPP) plays a vital role in standardizing pharmacy operations by providing a framework that ensures quality care, professionalism, and consistency across different regions. The International Pharmaceutical Federation adopted these guidelines in 1993 to promote best practices worldwide .

The transformation from the Drugs Act 1940 to the Drugs and Cosmetic Act 1945 marked a significant expansion in the scope of pharmaceutical legislation, encompassing both drugs and cosmetics. This evolution reflected the growing complexity of pharmaceutical regulation and the need to ensure comprehensive safety and efficacy standards .

SOPs enhance pharmacy operations by ensuring that procedures are carried out consistently and correctly, thus maintaining quality and efficiency. They assist in identifying areas needing improvement, improve communication with healthcare professionals, and are essential for implementing Good Pharmacy Practice (GPP). However, SOPs should be reviewed and not limited to a single author's perspective to ensure they are accurate and beneficial .

The '7 star pharmacist' model underscores the diverse and integral roles pharmacists play in healthcare by identifying them as caregivers, decision-makers, communicators, leaders, managers, life-long learners, and teachers. This model emphasizes that pharmacists are not only responsible for medication management but also for leadership, education, and continuous improvement within healthcare systems .

Pharmacists' interaction with other healthcare professionals is crucial as it fosters collaborative care, improves patient outcomes, ensures medication accuracy, and enhances overall healthcare quality. Such collaboration allows for shared decision-making and optimizes therapeutic regimens tailored to individual patient needs .

The primary responsibilities of a community pharmacist include dispensing prescription medicines, checking the legality, safety, and accuracy of prescriptions, counselling patients, and ensuring optimal drug therapy. These responsibilities are essential for the effective management of medication therapy and public health .

When dispensing tablets or capsules, it is crucial to consider the packaging type to maintain stability and safety. Options like airtight plastic wallets, rigid containers, or original packaging protect medications from environmental factors such as moisture and contamination, thereby preserving their efficacy and safety until administration .

Maintaining prescription records for at least two years aligns with legal and ethical standards by ensuring accountability, traceability, and compliance with healthcare regulations. This practice helps in auditing, monitoring drug dispensing accuracy, and preventing medication errors .

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