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PHAR215: Institution Communications & Operations Week 2 QuizOnline version Week 2 Quiz by Tor 1 According to the Canada Health Act, which principle mandates that a province's health insurance plan must be managed by a public authority on a non-profit basis? a Universality b Comprehensiveness c Accessibility d Public Administration 2 The principle of Comprehensiveness in the Canada Health Act requires that all of the following medically necessary services provided by hospitals and physicians be insured EXCEPT: a Elective cosmetic surgery b Inpatient care & Out-patient services c Necessary drugs d Diagnostic tests 3 When a resident travels outside of Canada, which principle of the Canada Health Act ensures they are still entitled to coverage? a Public Administration b Portability c Accessibility d Universality 4 Who is responsible for ensuring pharmacy personnel operate within their designated scope, knowledge, skills, and abilities? a The lead pharmacist b The hospital's human resources department c The pharmacy administrator/designate d Individual staff members 5 Which of the following is an area of experience expected of a pharmacy administrator/designate? a Developing new drug formulations b Marketing pharmaceutical products c Conducting patient satisfaction surveys d Leading pharmacy operations 6 According to the policies, what is a porter's responsibility if they observe evidence of loss of product integrity, such as leakage? a To attempt to repackage the medication. b To notify pharmacy and refrain from transporting the medication. c To continue transport and notify pharmacy upon arrival. d To dispose of the leaking medication immediately. 7 What specific type of medication transport requires additional knowledge from the porter regarding spill management? a Chemotherapy drugs. b All refrigerated medications. c Controlled substances. d Over-the-counter medications. 8 Is the act of reconstituting a product a task that MAY be delegated in dispensing? a No, this is a pharmacist-only duty. b Only if it is a sterile product. c Yes, it is listed under tasks that MAY be delegated. d Only if it is a non-sterile product. 9 Which of the following is a task that pharmacy technicians MAY NOT delegate? a Making recommendations b Product selection of therapeutic equivalent c Maintaining patient profiles d Final check for accuracy of the finished product 10 Which are responsibilities of the IV Technician? a Prioritize and Enter therapeutically checked physician orders b Receives narcotic inventory and restocks shelves c Dispense refill medications and deliver all medications d Prepare patient specific IV’s ex: total parenteral nutrition, antibiotics, narcotic infusions 11 Which Hospital Pharmacy Technician has the responsibility to liaison between pharmacy and doctors/nurses? a Order Entry Technician b Dispensing Technician c Medication Reconciliation (Med Rec Tech) d Inventory/Purchasing Technician 12 What is the primary role of a Pharmacy and Therapeutics (P&T) Committee in a Canadian healthcare setting? a To manage all aspects of hospital staffing. b To manage drug-related issues for the organization it represents. c To oversee the development of new medications. d To conduct clinical trials for pharmaceutical companies. 13 How frequently does the P&T Committee typically meet to review formulary changes? a Once a month. b Once a year. c Twice a month. d Weekly. 14 What types of changes does the P&T Committee review during its meetings? a New administrative policies for non-clinical staff. b Changes to nursing staff schedules. c Renovations to hospital facilities. d Modifications, additions, or deletions to the hospital formulary. 15 Which of the following is a responsibility of the MAC? a Developing marketing strategies for the hospital b Negotiating contracts with insurance providers c Overseeing the appointment and privileges of medical staff d Managing the hospital's daily operational logistics 16 Who does the Medical Advisory Committee (MAC) advise on matters concerning the medical care of patients, teaching, and research? a The Chief of Nursing and the Department Heads b The Board and the Chief Executive Officer c The patients and their families d The Ministry of Health directly

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According to the Canada Health Act, which principle mandates that a province's health insurance plan must be managed by a public authority on a non-profit basis?

The principle of Comprehensiveness in the Canada Health Act requires that all of the following medically necessary services provided by hospitals and physicians be insured EXCEPT:

When a resident travels outside of Canada, which principle of the Canada Health Act ensures they are still entitled to coverage?

Who is responsible for ensuring pharmacy personnel operate within their designated scope, knowledge, skills, and abilities?

Which of the following is an area of experience expected of a pharmacy administrator/designate?

According to the policies, what is a porter's responsibility if they observe evidence of loss of product integrity, such as leakage?

What specific type of medication transport requires additional knowledge from the porter regarding spill management?

Is the act of reconstituting a product a task that MAY be delegated in dispensing?

Which of the following is a task that pharmacy technicians MAY NOT delegate?

Which are responsibilities of the IV Technician?

Which Hospital Pharmacy Technician has the responsibility to liaison between pharmacy and doctors/nurses?

What is the primary role of a Pharmacy and Therapeutics (P&T) Committee in a Canadian healthcare setting?

How frequently does the P&T Committee typically meet to review formulary changes?

What types of changes does the P&T Committee review during its meetings?

Which of the following is a responsibility of the MAC?

Who does the Medical Advisory Committee (MAC) advise on matters concerning the medical care of patients, teaching, and research?