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level questions: Level 3

Question	Answer
REVIEWS based on claims data for prescriptions that have ALREADY BEEN DISPENSED.	RETROSPECTIVE DUR
CONDUCTED at the time the prescription is dispensed via ELECTRONIC CLAIMS ADJUNCTION SYSTEM. Patient’s medication records are reviewed during the dispensing process to determine whether the prescriptions are appropriate.	PROSPECTIVE DUR
For each drug, the committee should CONSIDER PROBLEMS identified in the PAST, and PROBLEMS WITH THE MOST SERIOUS CLINICAL AND FINANCIAL CONSEQUENCES.	Monitoring Drug Utilization Review
“A response to a drug which is noxious and unintended, and that occurs at doses normally used in humans for the prophylaxis, diagnosis or therapy of disease or for the modification of physiological function”. This definition excludes therapeutic failures, intentional and accidental poisonings or overdose and drug abuse. is harm directly caused by the drug at normal doses, during normal use.	ADVERSE DRUG REACTIONS
establish policies and procedures relative to the handling and control ID’s	P and TC
P and TC should develop a list of supplies and drugs which ought to be in EMERGENCY BOX. Stocking should be assigned Units should be prepared (each pavilion, clinics, emergency ward and in the special procedures room of the department of radiology.) List (refer to manual)	EMERGENCY DRUG LISTING
DRUG DEFECT REPORTING Defects reported includes:	1 Inadequate packaging 2 Confusing or inadequate labels 3 Deteriorated, contaminated or defective forms 4 Inaccurate fill or count of a drug product 5 Faulty drug delivery apparatus DIC F