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Module 1

Section 5 Key terms and definitions

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40. Types of pharmacy literature Primary literature: includes original reports of clinical trials published in professional journals. The secondary literature: includes reference works, databases, and search engines. Tertiary literature: encompasses textbooks based on primary and secondary literature
41. Four references that state boards of pharmacy require pharmacies to keep on hand control substances act, the state drug regulations and controlled substance act, United States pharmacopeia national formulary (USP-NF), approved drug products with therapeutic equivalents evaluations (the orange book)
42. two versions of United States pharmacopeia - drug information (USP-DI) USP-DI Advice for the patient USP-DI for the healthcare professional
43. Which publication is considered the gold standard reference on self-care and over-the-counter (OTC) medications? Handbook of nonprescription drugs
44. Which reference contains many facts about medication product groups and individual products and makes comparisons among them? Drug Facts and Comparisons
45. Which reference lists over 4,000 brand-name and generic medications with information on their usage, warnings, medication interactions, and category? Physician’s Desk Reference (PDR)
46. Which section of a package insert describes circumstances in which the medication should not be used? Contraindications
47. Examples of medications in which patient package inserts are required? Oral contraceptives, Isotretinoin (Absorica), Conjugated estrogens (Premarin), Metered-dose inhalers
48. Which online references provides formulary management and cost containing information, including wholesale price information for brand name and generic medications? The red book
49. three online sources for medication information, medication management, and disease management Micromedex, Lexicomp Online, Epocrotes Online
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