PRMC 611 Block B Exam Review

This moral rule addresses the individual's right to give or refuse consent relative to release of priviledge information

This principle addresses the responsiblity to be trustworthy and keep promises

What are the 5 main objectives of epidemiology?

Preventing the initial development of a disease is which type of prevention

Which type of selection bias occurs when participants choose to be members of a group?

A worldwide epidemic is known as a pandemic

This moral rule states the patient has a right to be informed & freely choose a course of action

Cleanroom at Lander Hall Medical Center experienced a failure of its ISO-5 certified LAFW. You purchase a brand new LAFW

This principle relates to fairness and tendering what is due

This principle emcompasses the duty to protect and do no harm to patients

Internal validity refers the extent to which study results can be generalized to the broader population.

This principle is founded on the belief in the right of the individual to self-rule

Screening for cholesterol in children from only high-risk families is a population-based approach to prevention.

Method of controlling confounding: selecting participant who are similar in terms of potential confounder in both groups

Study designs suited for assessing how the intro of a new electronic alert reduces rate of inappropriate prescribing

Type B ADRs are uncommon and indicative that the drug needs to be stopped

Stroke rehabilitation is which type of prevention?

Any untoward medical occurance that occurs while a patient is taking a drug doesn't necessary have a causal relationship

Effectiveness is the measure in "real-life" situations that shows success in producing a desired result

An adverse outcome that is harmful or unpleasent that occurs while taking drug and has a causal link to drug

Safety Studies for new drugs take place in which of the following:

Efficacy is the measure in a situation in which all conditions are controlled to maximize the effect of the agent

What is the primary concern of internal validity?

This principle addresses a belief in the inherent values of human life

A preventable event that may lead to inappropriate use or patient harm

Want to use screening measures during the Clinical Phase of the "Natural History of Disease" to see the most benefit

Which of the following study designs is best for determing factors associated with patient adherence to drug therapy

This principle addresses the obligation to truth telling or honesty

An indirect association implies that there is no direct causal relationship between the variables in question

Efficacy Studies for new drugs take place in which of the following:

Early dection of existing disease to reduce severity and complication is which type of prevention

When using Big Data, issues with "representativeness" or "generalizability" are minimized.

Screenings for colon cancer is which type of prevention?

Receiving a COVID-19 vaccination is which type of prevention?

This moral rule addresses the individual's right to control his/her own affairs w/o interference from others

A dose-dependent effect of a drug that is predictable and may be desirable, undesirable or incondequential

RN uses a designated medication prep space in ED to transfer sterile water in sterile Altepase vial. The nurse:

You are now PIC at Lander Hall Medical Center. Previous PIC completed a Compounding Self-Assessment 2 months ago.

These are the guidelines used in selecting an appropriate outcome measure to serve as an index of effectivness

New tech, puts on shoe covers, head cover, mask, hand hygience & donned gown. Enters ISO-7 buffer room & puts on gloves

According to the A/B Classification System of ADRs, which category includes predicatable and dose-dependent reactions?

Passive surveillance relies on spontaneous reporting, active surveillance involves actively seeking & collecting data

Drug X was approved in Jan 2019 & available on market June 2019, it's category of safety is:

One of the disadvantages of using Big Data is that investigators are normally close to individuals being studied

What are the 3 Core Behaviors of Just Culture?

Dosing/Population Studies for new drugs take place in which of the following:

(Select All) While performing the montly cleaning of your certified compounding area, you must:

Reducing the impact of the disease is which type of prevention

The background rate of disease or the habitual presence of disease within a given geographic area

Which of the following are predisposing factors for adverse drug reactions

This principle expresses the duty to promote good & act in the best interest of the patient

Efficiency is the ratio of the output to the inputs