BCMTMS試験無料問題集「NBMTM Board Certified Medication Therapy Management Specialist 認定」
A 45-year-oid patient with a medical history or hypertension. hypercholesterolemia, chronic pain from cancer, and obesity is taking
* phentermine 37 5mg daily
* losartan-HCTZ 50/25 daily
* rosuvastatin 20mg daily
*oxycodone 30mg one tablet dally every 6 hours p.r.n. (#120)
The patient presents to the pharmacy with a prescription of oxycodone 30mg hut two tablets every 6 hours prn tor pain (#240); The pharmacist notices an increase in the dosage of the medication with360MME on this prescription. The patient states that the old dosage was not helping their pain, so the doctor increased the dose.
taking more as needed Tor pain relief. Which of the following recommendations would be best for the pharmacist to present to the patient's prescriber?
* phentermine 37 5mg daily
* losartan-HCTZ 50/25 daily
* rosuvastatin 20mg daily
*oxycodone 30mg one tablet dally every 6 hours p.r.n. (#120)
The patient presents to the pharmacy with a prescription of oxycodone 30mg hut two tablets every 6 hours prn tor pain (#240); The pharmacist notices an increase in the dosage of the medication with360MME on this prescription. The patient states that the old dosage was not helping their pain, so the doctor increased the dose.
taking more as needed Tor pain relief. Which of the following recommendations would be best for the pharmacist to present to the patient's prescriber?
正解:B
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A patient was referred by a cardioiogist and is currently taking pitavastatin 2mg 4 times per week. This close is the maximum tie patient can tolerate after failing atorvastatin and rosuvastatin due to statinintolerance The most recent LDL indicates thatthe patient needs to reduce LOL choleslerol level The patientis on a fixed income due to a recentlayoff Which of the following pharmacotherapy changes would beBEST to recommend?
正解:A
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A 28-year-oict patient is pregnant and has a past medical history of depression, hypertension, and newly diagnosed acid reflux. The patient's current medications include:
* sertraline 50mg daily
* labetalol 20Omg b.i.d.
* lansoprazole DR 30mg daily (newly initiated)
The patient has been crushing sertraline and labetalol due to nausea and associated vomiting episodes. How should the patient be counseled to administer lansoprazole?
* sertraline 50mg daily
* labetalol 20Omg b.i.d.
* lansoprazole DR 30mg daily (newly initiated)
The patient has been crushing sertraline and labetalol due to nausea and associated vomiting episodes. How should the patient be counseled to administer lansoprazole?
正解:D
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