NBMTM Board Certified Medication Therapy Management Specialist - BCMTMS FREE EXAM DUMPS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

A 45-year-oid patient with a medical history or hypertension. hypercholesterolemia, chronic pain from cancer, and obesity is taking
* phentermine 37 5mg daily
* losartan-HCTZ 50/25 daily
* rosuvastatin 20mg daily
*oxycodone 30mg one tablet dally every 6 hours p.r.n. (#120)
The patient presents to the pharmacy with a prescription of oxycodone 30mg hut two tablets every 6 hours prn tor pain (#240); The pharmacist notices an increase in the dosage of the medication with360MME on this prescription. The patient states that the old dosage was not helping their pain, so the doctor increased the dose.
taking more as needed Tor pain relief. Which of the following recommendations would be best for the pharmacist to present to the patient's prescriber?

Gastrointestinal side effects are the MOST common adverse effects associated with which gout therapy?

Which counseling point is MO ST appropriate Tor a pharmacist to provide to a female patient who is just starting levothyroxine therapy?

A patient suffering from jpain decides to self-treat with over-the-counter ibuprofen. leading to fluctuating bloodpressure At the next appointment with the PCP. the patient is treated with HCTZ. which causes increasedurinary frequency, leading to a urologist visit Misdiagnosis leads the patient to receive oxybutynin, which causes urinary retention treated with terazosin The terazosin causes orthostatic hypotension, leading to a fail that results in a fracture.
The above example reflects which aspect of prescribing iatrogenesis?

For a patient who has uncomplicated major depressive disorder and no contraindications, which class of antidepressants would TYPICALLY be recommended as first-line therapy?

A pharmacist is conducting a medication review for a 56-year-old female patient who has been diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. The patient states that she takes methotrexate once each week and that it seems to be helping her symptoms. The patient has also been prescribed folic acid daily but mentions often forgetting to take the medication. Based on this interaction, which recommendation would be BEST for the pharmacist to include in the patient's medication-related action plan (MAP)?

A male patient who was recently diagnosed with prostatitis was prescribed levofloxacin 500mg PO daily.
Which counseling point would be MOST important for a pharmacist to provide lo the patient?

A patient has Been using rivastigmine transdermal patch for eight months but missed applying the medication for the last 15 days. Which recommendation would De MO ST appropriate for the pharmacist tor helping the patient resume adherence?

A patient well-Known to ire MTM clinic was recently diagnosed with recurrent hepatic encephalopathy.
Which treatment would De MOST appropriate to recommend for the patterns