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TEST BANK FOR PHARMACOLOGY FOR THE PRIMAR
YCARE PROVIDER 5TH EDITION BY CONSTANCE G.
VISOVSKY, CHERYL H. ZAMBROSKI AND REBECCA M.
LUTZ FULL TESTBANK ALL CHAPTERS 1-73 INCLUDED||
LATEST AND COMPLETE UPDATE WITH EXPER
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Chapter 01: Prescriptive Authority and Role Implementation: Tradition vs. C
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MULTIPLE CHOICE H
1. WhichHofHtheHfollowingHhasHinfluencedHanHemphasisHonHprimaryHcareHeducationHinHmedic
alHschools?
a. ChangesHinHMedicareHreimbursementHmethodsHrecommendedHinH1992
b. CompetitionHfromHnon-physiciansHdesiringHtoHmeetHprimaryHcareHshortages
c. TheHneedHforHmonopolisticHcontrolHinHtheHmarketplaceHofHprimaryHoutpatientHcare
d. TheHrecognitionHthatHnonHphysiciansHhaveHvariableHsuccessHprovidingHprimaryHcare
ANSWER:HA
TheHPhysicianHPaymentHReviewHCommissionHinH1992HdirectlyHincreasedHfinancialHreimbursemen
tHtoHcliniciansHwhoHprovideHprimaryHcare.HCoupledHwithHaHshortageHofHprimaryHcareHproviders,Hth
isHincentiveHledHmedicalHschoolsHtoHplaceHgreaterHemphasisHonHpreparingHprimaryHcareHphysicians
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NonHphysiciansHhaveHhadHincreasingHsuccessHatHprovidingHprimaryHcareHandHhaveHbeenHshownHto
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c. MostHphysiciansHrelyHonHaH“therapeuticHarmamentarium”HthatHconsistsHofHlessHthanH10
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TEST BANK FOR PHARMACOLOGY FOR THE PRIMAR
YCARE PROVIDER 5TH EDITION BY CONSTANCE G.
VISOVSKY, CHERYL H. ZAMBROSKI AND REBECCA M.
LUTZ FULL TESTBANK ALL CHAPTERS 1-73 INCLUDED||
LATEST AND COMPLETE UPDATE WITH EXPER
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TEST BANK FOR PHARMACOLOGY FOR THE PRIMARY CARE PRO
H H H H H H H H
VIDER 5TH EDITION BY CONSTANCE G. VISOVSKY, CHERYL H. ZA
H H H H H H H H H
MBROSKI AND REBECCA M. LUTZ FULL TESTBANK ALL CHAPTER
H H H H H H H H
S 1-73 INCLUDED|| LATEST AND COMPLETE UPDATE GRADED A+
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Chapter 01: Prescriptive Authority and Role Implementation: Tradition vs. C
H H H H H H H H H
hange
MULTIPLE CHOICE H
1. WhichHofHtheHfollowingHhasHinfluencedHanHemphasisHonHprimaryHcareHeducationHinHmedic
alHschools?
a. ChangesHinHMedicareHreimbursementHmethodsHrecommendedHinH1992
b. CompetitionHfromHnon-physiciansHdesiringHtoHmeetHprimaryHcareHshortages
c. TheHneedHforHmonopolisticHcontrolHinHtheHmarketplaceHofHprimaryHoutpatientHcare
d. TheHrecognitionHthatHnonHphysiciansHhaveHvariableHsuccessHprovidingHprimaryHcare
ANSWER:HA
TheHPhysicianHPaymentHReviewHCommissionHinH1992HdirectlyHincreasedHfinancialHreimbursemen
tHtoHcliniciansHwhoHprovideHprimaryHcare.HCoupledHwithHaHshortageHofHprimaryHcareHproviders,Hth
isHincentiveHledHmedicalHschoolsHtoHplaceHgreaterHemphasisHonHpreparingHprimaryHcareHphysicians
.
CompetitionHfromHnonHphysiciansHincreasedHcoincidentallyHasHprofessionalsHfromHotherHdiscipline
sHsteppedHupHtoHmeetHtheHneeds.
NonHphysiciansHhaveHhadHincreasingHsuccessHatHprovidingHprimaryHcareHandHhaveHbeenHshownHto
HbeHsafeHandHeffective.
DIF: CognitiveHLevel:HRememberingH(Knowledge) REF:H2
2. WhichHofHtheHfollowingHstatementsHisHtrueHaboutHtheHprescribingHpracticesHofHphysicians?
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a. OlderHphysiciansHtendHtoHprescribeHmoreHappropriateHmedicationsHthanHyounge
rHphysicians.
b. AntibioticHmedicationsHremainHinHtheHtopHfiveHclassificationsHofHmedicationsHprescribed.
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c. MostHphysiciansHrelyHonHaH“therapeuticHarmamentarium”HthatHconsistsHofHlessHthanH10
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d. TheHdominantHformHofHdrugHinformationHusedHbyHprimaryHcareHphysiciansHcontinuesHtoH
beHthatHprovidedHbyHpharmaceuticalHcompanies.
ANSWER:HD
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EvenHthoughHmostHphysiciansHclaimHtoHplaceHlittleHweightHonHdrugHadvertisements,
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PharmaceuticalHrepresentatives,HandHpatientHpreferenceHandHstateHthatHtheyHrelyHonHacademicHsour
cesHforHdrugHinformation,HaHstudyHshowedHthatHcommercialHratherHthanHscientificHsourcesHofHdrugH
informationHdominatedHtheirHdrugHinformationHmaterials.HYoungerHphysiciansHtendHto
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