Patient Consent and Capacity in Pharmacy Practice

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Patient Consent and Capacity in Pharmacy Practice


Froggy Jumps Patient Consent and Capacity in Pharmacy PracticeVersión en línea Quiz on patient consent and capacity. por Beenal 1 Which of the following is true about a valid consent to treatment from an adult patient? a The decision for treatment can be influenced by any pharmacy professional b The patient must be told about all the benefits and risks of treatment including no treatment c The patient must demonstrate their capacity to consent to making a healthcare decision 2 When should capacity of an adult patient be assessed in a community pharmacy setting? a When dispensing repeat medications for long term conditions such as asthma or hypertension b In a new medicines service consultation where a patient struggles to understand dosing instructions c During Pharmacy First consultations to share information with NHS BSA and primary care colleagues 3 A 79‑year‑old patient with early-stage dementia attends the pharmacy to collect a newly prescribed medication. They appear confused about why the medicine has been prescribed. What is the most appropriate action for the pharmacist to take? a Dispense the medication because the prescription is legally valid and clinically appropriate b Refuse to dispense the medication immediately and insist that relatives collect future prescriptions c Assess the patient’s capacity to understand the purpose and risks of the new medication prescribed 4 Which of the following statements is correct regarding consent in children under 16 years of age? a All children have to be assessed by a clinician to demonstrate they meet the Fraser guidelines b Capacity to consent can be affected by the complexity of the decision, including no treatment c All children must demonstrate their capacity to consent for all decisions with parental involvement 5 A 35‑year‑old patient with severe depression has been prescribed a new antidepressant. During patient counselling, they state “I just can’t take in what you’re saying—I feel too overwhelmed to think clearly.” What is the least appropriate action? a Continue the consultation as planned, because all adults are presumed to have capacity to consent b Ask the patient’s GP to nominate a next of kin to discuss all medication on the patient’s behalf c Pause the consultation, assess whether the patient currently has capacity to understand information 6 Which of the following statements is correct regarding the Mental Capacity Act 2005? a There are six statutory principles b It is applicable to those aged 16 years and over c All patients are presumed not to have capacity to consent 7 What is the correct definition of the abbreviation "LPA" in relation to a patient not being able to demonstrate capacity to consent to their own treatment? a Licensed Prescriber Authority b Local Pharmacy Agreement c Lasting Powers of Attorney

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Patient Consent and Capacity in Pharmacy PracticeVersión en línea

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Which of the following is true about a valid consent to treatment from an adult patient?

When should capacity of an adult patient be assessed in a community pharmacy setting?

A 79‑year‑old patient with early-stage dementia attends the pharmacy to collect a newly prescribed medication. They appear confused about why the medicine has been prescribed. What is the most appropriate action for the pharmacist to take?

Which of the following statements is correct regarding consent in children under 16 years of age?

A 35‑year‑old patient with severe depression has been prescribed a new antidepressant. During patient counselling, they state “I just can’t take in what you’re saying—I feel too overwhelmed to think clearly.” What is the least appropriate action?

Which of the following statements is correct regarding the Mental Capacity Act 2005?

What is the correct definition of the abbreviation "LPA" in relation to a patient not being able to demonstrate capacity to consent to their own treatment?