Drug Info This Is Bullshit Jeopardy Template

Introduction to Drug Info (AKA Hell)	Systematic Approach my Ass	Steps Steps and More Steps	What's this DI Question? (What even is DI?)	Categorize this Response (we went over them twice already)
100 What is Fee-for-Service Drug information centers are funded by this type of service	100 What is 7 There are this many steps in the systematic approach	100 - what do you need to know? - Describe patient - Open-ended (probing) questions - determine if the question is academic, general or patient-specific How do you obtain demographics (name at least 2)	100 What is availability A physician wants to know when a drug will be on the market	100 What is demographics A patients telephone number
200 What is Adverse Drug Reaction Reporting (ADRs) One of the major responsibilities of a DI practitioner is this type of reporting	200 What is to answer DI questions for healthcare professionals, family, friends, and of course patients The goal of the Systematic approach is this	200 - utilize appropriate resources - know various resources - prioritize resources - step-wise approach - general-to-specific searching - start broad and go into more detail Strategizing and searching (name at least 3)	200 What is adverse effects A patient wants to know if his cough is normal	200 What is Obtaining background information What is the patient's age, weight, height, what is their condition, illness, what reaction are they having are examples of this step
300 What is evidence-based medicine Drug info is focused on ______-______ ______, which represents how the information is determined to be accurate.	300 What is Obtain Background information This is the hardest step in the DI systematic approach.	300 - Know how they want the response (written, typed, verbal) - reference sources (have solid sources) - organize your information and prepare a response - Summarize findings Collect, Evaluate and Synthesize (name 2)	300 What is dosing The IV tech wants to make sure the pediatric patient is being given the right amount of drug	300 What is Search and strategize I should probably check the Merck index for the answer to this question
400 What is need to know where to find information quick Drug information is important as pharmacists for this reason.	400 What is True True or False; Kinetics questions are questions that can be answered by the DI practitioners following the systematic approach	400 - Be confident - restate the question - BE ACCURATE - Make recommendations - identify limitations and flaws Communicate the response (name 3)	400 What is Drug-Drug interactions *bonus points also natural products A woman is taking melatonin, KAVA, and triazolam. She is now in a coma. Is it because of what she took? (bonus points if you name two types of DI questions)	400 What is obtaining background information A patient has a dry cough and you ask how long they've had it
500 What are Poison control centers These DI centers are run by Nurses and Pharmacists	500 What is Demographics, Background information, categorize the question, strategize and research, collect/evaluate/synthesize data, formulate/communicate response, and follow-up The flow of steps in the systematic approach is this	500 The world may never know Larry the Lobster or Redwanski?	500 What is conduct search/gather background next is to relay response to the patient (normal symptom) *next-next step is to follow up with them to see if the cough disappeared in one to two weeks A patient comes to you with a dry cough and you found out they recently started an ACE inhibitor (bonus if you can name next step/s)

Drug Info (This is bullshit)

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