ASHP Guidelines for P&T Committee in Pharmacotherapy

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It is a poor drug control method. (correct)

It enables nurses to make the choice of drug without pharmacist involvement.

It allows pharmacists to revise physicians' orders.

It provides an opportunity for pharmacist review of the patient's medication to monitor drug therapy.

Prescriptions are reviewed by physicians before being dispensed.

All prescriptions are reviewed by pharmacists before being dispensed. (correct)

Prescriptions are directly reviewed by nurses before being dispensed.

Prescriptions are reviewed by pharmacists only after being dispensed.

Pharmacists apply only 'limited' judgment on whether the drug is correct or appropriate due to lack of access to patient information. (correct)

It provides an opportunity for pharmacists to revise physicians' orders.

It allows pharmacists to comprehensively review and monitor the patient's drug therapy.

It enables nurses to make the choice of drug with pharmacist involvement.

It provides closer control of inventory. Signup and view all the answers

It does not give pharmacists the opportunity to revise physicians' orders. Signup and view all the answers

It provides closer liaison among pharmacists, physicians, nurses, and patients. Signup and view all the answers

The choice of drug is made by the nurse without pharmacist involvement. Signup and view all the answers

All medication orders are directly reviewed by pharmacists. Signup and view all the answers

No chance of pharmacist review of patient's medication to monitor drug therapy. Signup and view all the answers

It provides closer liaison among pharmacists, physicians, nurses, and patients. Signup and view all the answers

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