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NBMTM Board Certified Medication Therapy Management Specialist Sample Questions:

1. A patient who practices the Muslim faith and cannot consume pork-based products presents to the pharmacy and asks. "What: should I be on the lookcut for when buying an over-the-counter omega-3 fatty acid capsule'" Which response by a pharmacist would be MOST appropriate'?

A) "All omega-3 Tatty acids are derived from pork-based ingredients, so they should be avoided completely."
B) "Omega-3 fatty acids are very important for your heart, and you should take them regardless of your religious beliefs "
C) "Omega-3 ratty acid capsules do not contain any pork-based ingredients, so you can purchase them without any issue."
D) "Omega-3 fatty acid capsules may contain a pork-based gelatin, so let me confirm which non-gelatin- based options we have available.'

2. A 45-year-old male patient who has diabetic peripheral neuropathy is picking up a prescription for pregabalin.
During pick up. the patient reveals working a jobthat requires constant walking the patientexperiences suboptimal reliet of diabetic neuropathy and inquires about over the counter (OTC) pain relief options Which response by thepharmacist would be MOST appropriate?

A) Use a topical lidocaine
B) Use a triple antibiotic ointment
C) Do not use OTC treatments when taking pregabalin.
D) Use a capsaicin cream.

3. Which guideline BE ST describes a daily nutrient goal for a patient who is following the DASH diet?

A) Fiberintake should be between Gg and 10g daily
B) Saturated fat intake should be no more than 17% of total daily calories
C) Sodium intake should be no more than 2300mg daily
D) Protein intake should De at least 55% of total daily calories.

4. A 75-year-oK3 patient received a dose of methotrexate which was intended for another patient. The pharmacist discovered that two patient charts had been contused due to "a very busy and chaotic morning " Which reaction to this error by the hospital would he BEST?

A) Inform the patient that the correct medication will De scheduled and be free of charge.
B) Suspend the nurse due to the negligence
C) Terminate the pharmacist to prevent the patient from taxing legal action against the hospital
D) Conduct a systemic analysis of how the failure took place and update resultant procedures hospital wide

5. During an MTM session. ;he patient reveals having recurrent urinary tract infections since the doctor changed their diabetic therapy.The pharmacist reviews the patient's current medications and Believes that the medication causing the issue hasbeen identified.Using the Situation. Background. Assessment, Recommendation (SBAR) with check back method, in which section of the report should the finding be reported?

A) Situation
B) Background
C) Assessment
D) Recommendation

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