Drug Info and Informatics Final

Who evaluates primary sources?

Is it true that plagiarism can only be committed intentionally?

Which of the following is a primary source?

In a cohort study, how are participants selected?

Which resources would be appropriate for researching equivalents of a prescription drug?

Which resource can help determine likely organisms for empiric antibiotic coverage during hospitalization?

Primary sources are best described as resources that are:

What labeling category was added in Drug Package Inserts in 2015?

Peer reviewers, or references, of a submitted journal article are best described as:

What is the purpose of MeSH?

In the pharmacy program at WNE, why do we use Vancouver citations?

What is the gold standard for primary sources?

What is the main function of the MeSH Tree?

What does the FDA Red Book provide information on?

What are tertiary sources of medical information?

What does CDSS stand for?

What components does Clinical Jazz include?

What is a common pitfall when answering drug information questions?

What does it mean to paraphrase?

What kind of information is included in the CDC Yellow Book?

What advantage do tertiary resources offer for guiding clinical patient care?

Tertiary sources are best defined as resources that:

What is an example of a primary source?

What types of products are listed in the FDA Purple Book?

Which technology is used to scan medication barcodes during BCMA?

Which source would be classified as a tertiary source?

Are cohort studies prospective or retrospective in nature?

How many poison control centers are there in the USA?

Which topics does the resource known as Briggs cover?

What is the main purpose of a CDSS?

Which equation represents the usefulness equation?

A common pitfall that may be encountered while answering drug information questions includes:

This general drug compendium contains POISiNDEX?

What are the components of a foreground clinical question?

What does the CDC Pink Book provide information on?

Who started the first poison control center in Chicago?

What is the correct way to cite an article from the Journal of Pharmaceutics an open access journal?

What does category 8.3 in Prescription Drug Labeling Sections contain?

If a smartphone app citation is not found in the Pharmacy Citation Guide, how can you determine how to cite the app?

What does the FDA Green Book cover besides drugs?

What is the Beers list?

How many levels of MeSH hierarchy are there?

What is the purpose of the FDA Orange Book?

Which resource is the best choice for evidence-based information on St. John's wort?

What is the poison control telephone number?

Why is plagiarism unethical?

Do primary sources provide evidence-based information?

What is self-plagiarism?

How can plagiarism be avoided?

What type of study design is a cohort study?

Where can primary sources be found?

Which of the following is NOT a commonly used pharmacist drug reference book?

Which reference provides information on drug compatibility at a Y site?

Which resource would be the most useful when determining the U.S. equivalent of an international drug?

Which of the following is not an appropriate background question to ask when answering a DI question?

What is the correct format for the date June 7, 2020 in Vancouver style?

Can well-known websites like WebMD be relied on as credible sources of drug information?

What does BCMA stand for?

Which site on the Drug Compendia Jigsaw references Lexicomp as its major source of data?

Which resource is commonly used to find pricing information for prescription drugs?

Which tertiary reference is useful in answering veterinary medicine questions?

What is clinical trial bias?

What is the correct way to cite an article by Max Verstappen in Vancouver style?