Optimizing Medication safety in the Geriatric and Saxenda Quiz

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Test your geriatrics pharmacology and saxenda knowledge.

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Froggy Jumps Optimizing Medication safety in the Geriatric and Saxenda QuizOnline version Test your geriatrics pharmacology and saxenda knowledge. by Syaza Izzati Bt Halim 1 What does PIMs stand for in geriatrics pharmacology? a Prescribed Irregular Meds b Potentially Important Medications c Potentially Inappropriate Medications 2 Beers Criteria is used to identify what in older adults? a Inappropriate medications for seniors b Optimal dosing schedules c Drug interactions in elderly 3 STOPP/START tools help with what? a Drug cost optimization; adherence tracking b Drug allergies documentation c STOPP flags inappropriate meds; START flags omissions 4 What is prescribing cascade? a Adding a new drug to treat a side effect of another b Switching to IV therapy only c Increasing dose due to tolerance 5 ACB calculator measures what? a Calcium bioavailability b Anticholinergic burden c Acid-base balance 6 Per Beers Criteria, which is often inappropriate in elderly? a Loratadine for allergies b Diphenhydramine for sleep c Acetaminophen for fever 7 Which interventions can help reduce fall risk? a Wear worn-out footwear b Priority seating for patients who come first c Fall risk wristband 8 What is Saxenda primirily used for in adults? a Weight Management in obesity b Diabetes management alone c Hertension control 9 What is the active frug in SAXENDA a Sitagliptin b Liraglutide c Dulaglutide 10 Which is a common side effect when starting SAXENDA a Hyperglycemia b Hypertension c Nausea

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Optimizing Medication safety in the Geriatric and Saxenda QuizOnline version

Test your geriatrics pharmacology and saxenda knowledge.

by Syaza Izzati Bt Halim

What does PIMs stand for in geriatrics pharmacology?

Prescribed Irregular Meds

Potentially Important Medications

Potentially Inappropriate Medications

Beers Criteria is used to identify what in older adults?

Inappropriate medications for seniors

Optimal dosing schedules

Drug interactions in elderly

STOPP/START tools help with what?

Drug cost optimization; adherence tracking

Drug allergies documentation

STOPP flags inappropriate meds; START flags omissions

What is prescribing cascade?

Adding a new drug to treat a side effect of another

Switching to IV therapy only

Increasing dose due to tolerance

ACB calculator measures what?

Calcium bioavailability

Anticholinergic burden

Acid-base balance

Per Beers Criteria, which is often inappropriate in elderly?

Loratadine for allergies

Diphenhydramine for sleep

Acetaminophen for fever

Which interventions can help reduce fall risk?

Wear worn-out footwear

Priority seating for patients who come first

Fall risk wristband

What is Saxenda primirily used for in adults?

Weight Management in obesity

Diabetes management alone

Hertension control

What is the active frug in SAXENDA

Sitagliptin

Liraglutide

Dulaglutide

Which is a common side effect when starting SAXENDA

Hyperglycemia

Hypertension

Nausea

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Optimizing Medication safety in the Geriatric and Saxenda QuizOnline version

by Syaza Izzati Bt Halim

What does PIMs stand for in geriatrics pharmacology?

Beers Criteria is used to identify what in older adults?

STOPP/START tools help with what?

What is prescribing cascade?

ACB calculator measures what?

Per Beers Criteria, which is often inappropriate in elderly?

Which interventions can help reduce fall risk?

What is Saxenda primirily used for in adults?

What is the active frug in SAXENDA

Which is a common side effect when starting SAXENDA

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