Pre Reg W Jigna Exam Questions (55 Terms) With Verified Definitions Updated 2024

Patient has deep corneal abrasion how can we offer chlorhamphenicol (so POM when its a P)? {Ans: 1. In order to prescribe chloramphenicol then we need to be IP, then we are able to prescribe. 2. Patient can get chloramphenicol for bacterial conjunctivitis 3. Or if patient has deep corneal abrasion then patients can get the chlorhamphenicol from the premises of a registered pharmacy, patient needs to get from pharmacist then a SIGNED ORDER needs to be taken, then the pharmacist can offer chloramphenicol.}What can go in yellow bin and what goes green bin? {Ans: Yellow bin: 1. Clinical waste so drops or something that will touch the patient 2. Fluoret, used disposable tonomter probles, (non hazardous) Green bin: solutions or contact lenses}What can happen if you fail to get valid consent? {Ans: 1. Breached your duty of care and make you liable in negligence if patient suffers harm as result of treatment}What is the difference between the data protection act and GDPR? {Ans: 1. Data protection act (1998) is the UK government which is done by the ICO and you can get fined upto 500,000. 2. GDPR (2018) covers the EU, 8 categories of right