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chapter 1 part 4

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in the pharmaceutical care era, community pharm]s is where   the patient focus in hospitals moved to  
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pharmacists today monitor   drugs & and they counsel patients  
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today, the lost art since the traditional era is   the compounding and mixing pharmacists were known for  
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today the pharmacists education makes them   responsible & liable of patient's health  
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the pharmacists duties are   getting med. info from patients, checking age appropriate dosages, discussing side effects, & identifying drug interactions  
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screening illnesses for safe meds, recommending otc's & supplements after checking medical history, & providing info for doctors is   also the duties of a pharmacist  
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giving info on supplies & equipment, monitoring drug response & narcotic uses, & giving high risk adults vaccines   are other pharmacists duties  
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specific diseases & illnesses   are what pharmacists today also screen for and educate patients are  
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pharmacists are trained to encourage   ciggarette quitting & better health activities  
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independent pharmacists who are also business entrepreneurs must   hire & supervise, evaluate insurance contracts, reconcil unpaid insurance claims, maintain inventory, sell other types of items not health-related, & manage retail  
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in university hospitals, advanced pharmacists in specific departments (pediatrics, internal meds, nutrition, etc.)   accompany physicians on morning rounds & share drug info  
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reccomending formulary changes & developing policies/procedures, monitoring drug uses, ect.   are duties of hospital pharmacists  
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home healthcare longterm pharmacists   review drug regimens of residents reporting drug irregularities, monitoring pharmaceutical repackaging/storing, checking expired dates, reporting errors, informing residents/caregivers on drug therapy, & giving info to outpatients/residents on leave  
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on a monthly basis, pharmacists should   check patient's drug profile  
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the american society of consultant pharmacists (a.s.c.p) is   an organization for "geriatric" consultants  
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hmo advanced pharmacists work closely with   primary-care physicans  
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community pharmacists may prepare meds for   nursing homes & home health are facilities  
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hospital pharmacists may continue to monitor   drugs of discharged patients  
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in the early 1800's, philadelphia's college of pharm] was the 1st school to offer   materia medica courses, pharm] courses, pharmaceutical chemistry courses, & grant diplomas  
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landgrant universities (starting with u of m) in 1868, offered   formal education & degree programs  
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in the late 1800's, the american pharmaceutical assoc. encouraged   exams & licensing by state  
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in 1920, formal education was   required to take an exam  
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before 1920, applicants completed 3-4 yrs. of   apprenticeship to take a pharmacists exam  
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the doctor of pharmacists is now a   6yr. program from all colleges  
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most colleges offer pharmD in 2 yrs. with   calculus, chemistry, physics, microbiology, & biology  
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many colleges require the pharm] college admissions test (pcat)to   be taken & most require interviews  
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pharmacy school applicants have gpa's of   3.5-4.0 & experience in community service  
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pharmacists vow t serve all, to make human needs & relief of suffering 1st inline, to put all that they've learned into   their service, to update their knowledge, to maintain principals, to accept pharm. changes, & are willing to make good on vows  
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practice internship time in community & hospital pharm]s is   interspersed through pharm] school  
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the last pharm] school years are spent in   hospitals, clinics, commuity pharm]s, home health care & nursing homes  
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the pharmacist's oath is spoken   at the time of graduation  
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pharmacists license involves   accredited pharm] college graduation, passing state board certification test, & internship during/after pharm] school  
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to renew license in most states, pharmacists must   meet continueing education requirements  
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most states have reciprocal agreements recognizing   licenses granted to pharmacists  
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state pharm] board carries out   licensing and professional oversight in each state  
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techs originally started out as   medics in the military & returned home to work their experience in hospitals  
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in hospitals, techs did   systems in drug delivery & they compounded  
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techs overtime have merged from   clerks/cashiers to pharm] assistants in community pharm]s  
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techs were recognized as   a catagory in the early 1800s  
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techs used to be apprentices without   formal education  
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only the pharmacists can   discuss rx changes with doctors or nurses  
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tech functions are within   the boundaries of written guidelines  
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a paraprofessional is a   professional's skilled assistant  
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techs in longterm care facilities may   maintain records, retrieve patient charts, & organize them for the pharmacists  
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techs in longterm care facilities may also   repackage drugs in unit doses labeled for patients  
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the american pharmaceutical associatio (APhA) supports   state tech regulations by registration or licensure  
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most state boards regulate   activities & ratios of techs to pharmacists  
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the tech training programs that are in many pharm] fields today   started in the hospital settings  
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the american society of health system pharmacists (ashp)   developed a model curriculum to guide techs  
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academic-based tech programs vary   in curriculum & length  
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techs must be   certified in some states  
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some pharm] employees want techs to pay for   certification exams & award passers with increased salary  
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techs need additional training and certification for   sterile & non-sterile compounding & nuclear pharm] work  
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the professional compounding centers of america provide   didactic courses & labs teaching latest innovations  
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the didactic courses & labs teaching techs the latest innovations in   compounding unique dosage forms are mostly in hospitals & community pharm]  
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techs must do 300 hrs. of online self-study & supervised instruction as well as   training as a preceptor with a nuclear pharmacist in order to get a certificate for nuclear pharm] tech (NPT)  
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techs are required to attend seminars to stay   current for continuing certification/licesure in many states  
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a code of ethics for techs is   an aspect of the profession  
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